Saltwater Systems

Saltwater System Repair

Saltwater systems are a popular choice for swimming pool owners due to their low maintenance requirements and ability to provide a more natural swimming experience. However, like any pool system, saltwater systems can experience issues that require repair services.

At Aquanomics Pools, we offer a comprehensive saltwater system repair service. Our team of skilled technicians is knowledgeable about the different types of saltwater systems and their components. With our experience, we can diagnose and repair any saltwater system quickly and efficiently.

Common Issues with Saltwater Pools

Saltwater systems use salt to generate chlorine, which helps to keep your pool clean and free of bacteria. However, they can eventually break down over time and require repair. The most common issues that require saltwater system repair services include:

• Salt cell replacement: The salt cell is the component responsible for generating chlorine in the pool water. Over time, the cell can become corroded and require replacement.
• Control panel issues: The control panel is the interface that allows pool owners to adjust the saltwater system settings. Issues with the control panel can result in inaccurate readings or a complete failure of the system.
• Low salt levels: Saltwater systems require a specific level of salt to function properly. If the salt levels are too low, the system may not generate enough chlorine to keep the pool clean.
• Sensor issues: Sensors are used to monitor the salt levels and water flow in the system. If the sensors are faulty or malfunctioning, the system may not work properly.

Services We Offer for Saltwater Systems

We offer a variety of pool services to keep your saltwater pool running smoothly and efficiently. Whether you need a quick fix or a more extensive repair, our technicians can help. Our system upgrades involve adding new and more efficient components such as pumps, filters, and heaters. We also offer equipment maintenance and repairs, including replacing worn-out parts, cleaning and lubricating pumps, and other necessary repairs.