
Pool Equipment Repair & Installation in Las Vegas
Pumps, motors, filters, heaters, salt systems, automation, lights and plumbing. We diagnose it, tell you the price before any work starts, then fix it or replace it. Same crew that does your weekly service, so problems get caught on a Tuesday instead of in August.
What we repair
- Pool pumps and motors (single, dual and variable speed)
- Pump seals, impellers, housings and lids
- Filters: cartridge, DE and sand, including tanks and multiport valves
- Heaters and heat pumps: ignition, sensors, boards, exchangers
- Salt chlorine generators, cells and control boards
- Timers, automation panels and controllers
- Pool and spa lights
- Valves, unions, leaks and plumbing at the pad
- Booster pumps and pressure-side cleaners
- Skimmers, weirs, baskets and drain covers
New equipment we install
- Variable-speed pump upgrades, sized to your pool and programmed
- New cartridge, DE or sand filter systems
- Gas heaters and heat pumps, with gas and electrical hookup at the pad
- Salt chlorine generator conversions
- Automation systems and smart timers with app control
- LED pool and spa lights
- Pressure-side and robotic cleaners
- Full equipment pad rebuilds: re-plumb, valves, unions, pad layout
What the symptom usually means
Bearings or a failing motor. Turn it off and call; running it can take the wet end with it.
Suction-side air leak, cracked lid O-ring, a bad valve or a clogged impeller.
Torn cartridge or DE grid, or a failing multiport valve.
Low flow. Usually a clogged filter, a weak pump or a closed valve.
Ignition, gas pressure, pressure switch or flow issue.
Scale on the cell, a worn cell or a control board. We test the cell before replacing it.
Motor windings or a capacitor. Do not keep resetting it.
Bulb, gasket leak or the niche. LED conversions are a common fix here.
Why The Pool Boss
We diagnose, then quote. You see the number and the part before anything is ordered or opened.
A ten-year-old pump with a bad motor is a replacement, not a repair. We say so, with both prices side by side.
Most Las Vegas pools still run single-speed pumps. A variable-speed pump runs quieter and uses a fraction of the electricity. We size it, install it and program the schedule.
Your weekly technician checks pressure, flow and equipment operation every visit, so most repairs start as a note in your email report instead of a dead pump in July.
Common questions
Do you charge to come look?
Diagnosis is part of the visit. If you are a weekly customer, most problems are spotted during service and quoted the same day. For one-time repair calls we quote after inspecting the equipment.
Repair or replace my pump?
Rule of thumb: if the pump is under five years old and the fix is a seal, capacitor or impeller, repair it. If the motor has failed on an older single-speed pump, replacing it with a variable-speed pump usually pays for itself in electricity.
Do you install new equipment?
Yes. Pumps, filters, heaters, salt systems, automation, lights and cleaners. We handle the plumbing and electrical hookup at the pad and program automation and timers before we leave.
Which brands do you work on?
All the common residential brands. We will tell you when a part is discontinued and what the replacement path is.
My heater will not fire. Is that a repair call?
Usually. Heaters fail on ignition, pressure switches, sensors and boards long before the exchanger goes. Bring the error code from the display if it shows one when you call.
Do you do warranty work?
We install per manufacturer specs and register new equipment so the factory warranty applies. Warranty claims on equipment we did not install depend on the manufacturer.
Do you repair pool heaters in Henderson?
Yes. We repair gas heaters, heat pumps and all makes of pool heaters in Henderson. Common repairs include ignition systems, pressure switches, flow sensors, circuit boards and heat exchangers. We diagnose the problem at your equipment pad, quote the repair cost before ordering parts, and explain whether fixing or replacing makes more sense for a heater that age.





