PoolServ provides expert pool pump repair for homeowners across Corpus Christi and the Coastal Bend. Our locally owned team diagnoses noisy, leaking, or dead pumps and gets your water moving again.

A pool pump has several parts that can fail over time. Our team diagnoses the real problem and fixes it so your water keeps circulating and your pool stays clean.
Screeching, humming, or rattling sounds point to worn bearings, a bad capacitor, or debris in the impeller. We find the noise source and fix it before the motor burns out.
Water leaking from under the pump housing usually means a worn shaft seal or a cracked housing. We replace seals and gaskets to stop the leak and protect your motor.
If your pump will not start, the issue could be the capacitor, the timer, the wiring, or the motor itself. We test each part to find the real cause and get it running again.
Weak water flow often comes from a clogged impeller, air in the system, or a failing motor. We clear the blockage and check the suction side to restore full flow.
Variable speed pumps have drive boards and control screens that need specialized diagnosis. We read the error codes and test the electronics to find the fault.
A bad capacitor is the most common pump failure and costs far less than a full motor swap. If the motor is burned out, we replace it with a quality unit matched to your pump.
We repair and install pumps from Hayward, Pentair, Jandy, and Zodiac. These brands make up the majority of pumps in the Coastal Bend, and our team carries common parts like capacitors, shaft seals, and impellers for fast repairs.
For older pumps that are past repair, we can match the horsepower and plumbing with a direct replacement. We also help homeowners upgrade to variable speed pumps, which run quieter and use far less electricity than single speed models.
We work with the Pentair IntelliFlo, Hayward Super Pump VS, and Jandy Pro Series ePump lines. These pumps have drive boards, control pads, and communication cables that need specialized testing.
Variable speed pumps can fail from power surges, overheating, or communication errors with automation systems. We test the full circuit so we do not replace a board that is not actually broken.
We follow a clear process so you understand the problem and the fix before any work starts.
Our tech inspects the pump, listens to the motor, checks the electrical connections, and tests the capacitor and impeller. We tell you exactly what is wrong before we recommend a fix.
You get a clear written quote before any work begins. We explain the parts needed, the labor involved, and your options. No pressure, no surprise charges after we start.
Once you approve, we complete the repair and test the pump under load. We confirm the water is flowing, the motor runs quiet, and there are no leaks before we pack up.
When a pump motor is burned out or the housing is cracked, pool pump replacement is often the better path. We size the new pump to your pool volume and plumbing so you get the right flow without overworking the system. Our team removes the old unit, updates the plumbing connections, and sets the new pump on a level pad.
We also handle pool pump motor replacement when the housing and impeller are still in good shape. Swapping just the motor costs less than a full pump replacement and gets your water moving again fast. We match the horsepower, voltage, and frame size so the new motor bolts right in.
Variable speed pumps save energy but have more electronics that can fail. We repair drive boards, control pads, and communication cables for Pentair IntelliFlo, Hayward Super Pump VS, and Jandy ePump models. Our team reads the fault codes and tests each component instead of guessing.
Common variable speed pump problems include power surge damage, overheating errors, and lost communication with automation systems. We check the full circuit so we do not replace a board that is not broken. If the drive board has failed, we program the replacement to match your pool settings.
Many pump problems are simple fixes. A bad capacitor, a worn shaft seal, or a clogged impeller can be repaired for a fraction of what a new pump costs. If your pump is less than a few years old and the housing is in good shape, repair is usually the right call. We always try the repair first and only recommend replacement when it truly makes more sense.
When the motor is burned out, the housing is cracked, or the pump is old and inefficient, replacement is often the better long term choice. We give a free written quote after seeing your pump, no pressure, so you can compare the repair and replacement options side by side. If you decide to replace, we can upgrade you to a variable speed pump that runs quieter and uses less electricity.
Get a free written quote from our locally owned team. We diagnose the problem and explain your options clearly.
Get A Free EstimateFrom the salt air near Padre Island to the established homes of Calallen and Annaville, pool pumps across Corpus Christi deal with heat, humidity, and power fluctuations. Our team knows the common pump failures in each area and responds fast.
Beyond pool pump repair, our team handles cleaning, equipment repair, installation, and filter service for homeowners across the Coastal Bend.
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