Equipment repair, pool electrical work and weekly service for homes on the south side of Arlington, from a pool company that does its own electrical work. South Arlington sits right next to Mansfield, and we already have a South Arlington pool on our weekly route.
Weekly service starts at $199 a month, chemicals included.
Most pool calls in South Arlington are one of three things: equipment that quit, a pump or breaker that is acting up, or a pool that needs looking after every week. We do all three.
Pumps, motors, filters, heaters, automation and salt systems. Diagnosed and fixed in house, with the cost before the work.
Pumps that trip the breaker, GFCI problems, wiring, bonding and equipment pad circuits, done by a journeyman electrician.
Cleaning, chemistry and an equipment check every week. From $199 a month, chemicals included.
A pump that trips the breaker is telling you something is wrong on the electrical side or inside the motor. The usual causes are a motor that is failing, water getting into the wiring or the motor, or a breaker or GFCI that has worn out. Resetting it over and over does not fix any of them.
It is a job that sits right on the line between a pool company and an electrician, which is why it so often gets passed back and forth. We test the pump and the circuit feeding it in the same visit, and fix whichever one is at fault.
Verify the license. The electrical work is done by a journeyman electrician, Texas TDLR license 424069, working under the general supervision of a master electrician as Texas requires. You can look the license up yourself at the TDLR license search.
Arlington adopted the 2021 International Codes and the 2020 National Electrical Code, and permit applications have had to meet them since January 1, 2023. Pool work and electrical work each have their own permit type with the city.
Texas also draws a line on who can do what. Swapping a pump or motor for one of the same type is ordinary repair work. Adding a new circuit or upgrading the one that feeds the pool is work that only a licensed electrical contractor with a master electrician can offer. We tell you before we start which side of that line your job is on, and whether it needs a permit.
Sources: City of Arlington, building codes and TDLR, scope of work on pool related electrical devices. Questions about your own project: Arlington Planning and Development Services, 817-459-6502.
Weekly service starts at $199 a month, and most pools land between $199 and $299, chemicals included. Where yours falls depends on the size, the trees around it, the equipment and whether it is salt. Filter cleans are billed separately, usually about twice a year. Every visit includes vacuuming, brushing, emptying the baskets, checking the pump and filter, and balancing the water. More on weekly service.
We focus on the south side of Arlington, next to Mansfield and Kennedale. If you are near the edge of that, call and we will tell you straight whether you are on a route.
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We focus on South Arlington, the side of the city next to Mansfield and Kennedale. If you are farther north, call and we will tell you straight whether we can get to you.
Weekly service starts at $199 a month, and most pools land between $199 and $299. Where yours falls depends on the size, the trees around it, the equipment and whether it is a salt pool. Chemicals are included; filter cleans are billed separately, usually about twice a year.
Yes. A pump that trips the breaker is usually a failing motor, water getting into the wiring, or a bad breaker or GFCI. The electrical work is done by a journeyman electrician, so the pump and the circuit feeding it get tested by the same person instead of two companies.
No. We do one-time equipment repairs and pool electrical work for South Arlington homes whether or not you are on a weekly route.
It depends on the work. New circuits and other changes to how the pool is wired are the kind of job that needs a licensed electrical contractor and, often, a permit. We tell you before we start whether your job needs one. For your own questions, Arlington Planning and Development Services is at 817-459-6502.
Call, or request a callback and tell us what the pool or the equipment is doing. If it is weekly service you want, roughly how big the pool is helps us price it.