Pool repair from someone who builds pools.
When something on your pool stops working, the fastest fix is not always the right one. Sunlife Pools approaches pool repair the way a builder would: owner William Steadham looks at the problem in the context of the whole pool, explains what he sees in plain language and gives you a free on-site estimate before work begins. His stated approach is to pay attention to the things that need to be addressed, and if something cannot be done, make it happen.
Because pool construction, plumbing and electrical work are all part of what Sunlife Pools does, a repair that touches more than one system can be handled by the same company instead of three different ones.
Two kinds of calls, one approach.
Something specific stopped working
A piece of equipment, a section of tile or coping, a plumbing or electrical issue. The goal is to find the cause and fix it properly. Because Sunlife Pools holds manufacturer certifications with Hayward and Pentair, equipment from those brands is familiar territory.
The pool needs more than a patch
When several parts of an older pool are wearing out together, a renovation that updates the finish, tile, coping and equipment at once can make more sense. That work is covered in detail on the pool remodeling and resurfacing page.
How a repair visit works.
Tell us what you are seeing
Call or send a request describing the problem. Photos of the equipment pad or the affected area help.
On-site look
The owner comes out, looks at the pool and explains what he finds. Estimates are free.
Clear repair scope
You get a free on-site estimate that explains what he recommends before anything starts.
Please do not rely on a website for a diagnosis: every pool is different, and what looks like the same symptom can have very different causes. The right step is an on-site look from someone licensed and insured.
Pool repair visits cover Montgomery, Conroe, Magnolia, Spring, Huntsville, Navasota and the rest of the Sunlife Pools service area. If the repair points toward a bigger project, you may also want to look at new pool construction or pool decks and outdoor living. For tips on vetting any contractor, read how to choose a pool builder, and see how repair estimates work.
Pool repair FAQ.
Do you take emergency pool repair calls?
Will you repair a pool you did not build?
Is there a charge to come look at the problem?
Do you repair commercial pools?
Can I talk to someone in Spanish?
Pool not working the way it should?
Describe the problem and the address. Contact Sunlife Pools or call, and the owner will come take a look.