Miami’s hot, humid climate causes pool systems to run longer, increasing wear on pumps, filters, heaters, and chlorinators. Regular inspection helps prevent breakdowns, algae growth, and costly repairs due to overuse, saltwater exposure, and heavy rainfall.
For residential pools, we recommend at least twice per year, plus an additional inspection after hurricane season or major storms. Commercial pools, HOA pools, or properties with heavy usage should schedule quarterly inspections to comply with Florida pool safety standards.
Our CPO® Certified technicians inspect every critical component, including:
Pool pump and motor performance
Filter pressure and condition (sand, DE, or cartridge)
Salt system or chlorinator operation
Heaters and automation controllers
Visible leaks, wiring, seals, O-rings, and valves
Suction and return lines for signs of blockage or damage
Timer, breaker, and GFCI functionality
The most frequent issues are:
Motor failure due to overheating
Salt corrosion on equipment
Water leaks from worn seals and pipe joints
Filter clogging from palm debris and heavy rainfall
Algae buildup affecting pumps and valves
Look for warning signs such as:
Loud pump noise or vibrations
Rising energy bills
Loss of water pressure in the circulation system
Cloudy or rapidly changing water chemistry
Visible leaks or rust near equipment pads
If you notice any of these symptoms, book an inspection immediately to avoid system failure.
Yes. Our technicians diagnose performance issues onsite and provide repair or replacement recommendations the same day. If needed, we perform minor repairs immediately or schedule equipment upgrades with top-rated brands like Pentair and Jandy.
Yes. We work with residential homes, multi-family properties, HOAs, hotels, and wellness facilities across Miami-Dade and Broward. Our commercial inspections meet Florida Department of Health requirements and are tailored to high-traffic pool systems.