No circulation, strange noises, leaks, or a pump that won’t start? Certified Pool Pros provides fast, professional pool pump repair throughout Lake Mary, Longwood, and the greater Orlando area.

POOL PUMP REPAIR THAT FIXES THE REAL PROBLEM

Pool pumps rarely fail without warning. Loss of circulation, loud noises, leaks, overheating, or repeated breaker trips are all signs that something inside the system isn’t functioning properly.

Our approach is simple: diagnose first, repair what makes sense, and only recommend replacement when it’s the smarter long-term decision.

No unnecessary parts swapping. No vague answers.

SIGNS YOUR POOL PUMP MAY NEED REPAIR

If your pump is showing any of the following symptoms, it’s time for a professional inspection:

• Pump won’t turn on
• Pump hums but doesn’t start
• Loud grinding, screeching, or rattling noises
• Weak circulation or poor water movement
• Pump losing prime
• Air bubbles returning to the pool
• Breaker repeatedly tripping
• Water leaking beneath the pump
• Pump basket not staying full
• Pump shutting off unexpectedly
• Overheating motor
• Reduced flow at return jets

Many of these problems are repairable — especially when caught early.

COMMON POOL PUMP REPAIRS

Motor & Start Failures

Motors that won’t start, hum loudly, overheat, or shut down unexpectedly often involve capacitors, internal components, ventilation issues, or electrical faults.

Seal & Leak Issues

Water under the pump usually indicates a failing shaft seal or gasket. Left unaddressed, leaks can damage the motor and surrounding equipment.

Priming & Airflow Problems

Pumps that lose prime or pull air may involve suction-side leaks, plumbing restrictions, valve issues, or improper water flow.

Flow & Circulation Restrictions

Weak circulation can stem from impeller blockages, internal wear, clogged lines, or system imbalance.

Electrical & Control Problems

Automation systems, timers, breakers, and wiring issues frequently impact pump operation.

We identify the source of failure, not just the symptom.

REPAIR VS REPLACE — HOW TO KNOW

Not every pump problem requires full replacement.

In many cases, targeted repairs — such as replacing seals, capacitors, unions, or internal components — restore reliable operation at a fraction of replacement cost.

Replacement typically becomes the smarter option when:

• The motor has failed on an older pump
• Multiple internal components are worn
• The pump has repeated leak history
• Energy efficiency upgrades make financial sense
• Repair costs approach replacement value

In situations where replacement is the better long-term decision, many homeowners choose to upgrade to a modern variable speed pump, which offers significantly lower energy usage, quieter operation, and improved performance.

You’ll receive a clear recommendation with pricing before any work begins.

WHY POOL PUMPS FAIL IN CENTRAL FLORIDA

Florida’s environment is particularly demanding on pool equipment.

Heat, humidity, chemical exposure, long run times, debris load, and age-related wear all accelerate component fatigue.

Common contributors include:

• Seal deterioration
• Capacitor failure
• Overheating motors
• Plumbing air leaks
• Electrical stress
• Internal corrosion
• Poor ventilation
• Improper flow conditions

Understanding the cause matters. That’s how repeat failures are avoided.

PROFESSIONAL POOL PUMP REPAIR NEAR ORLANDO

Certified Pool Pros provides expert diagnostics and repair services throughout:

• Lake Mary
• Longwood
• Orlando
• Winter Park
• Maitland
• Sanford
• Heathrow
• and surrounding areas

We focus on accurate troubleshooting, durable repairs, and clear communication, so you understand exactly what’s happening with your system.

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