Licensed, Bonded & Insured · CSLB #1075061 ★★★★★ 4.9 from 365 reviews Orange County · Since 2014
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Fullerton, CA

Pool Pump Repair & Replacement in Fullerton, CA

Pump repair, replacement and equipment-pad re-piping in Fullerton, from a shop on Imperial Highway in the same town. No travel fees, free estimates.

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Do you repair pool pumps in Fullerton?

Yes — Fullerton is the shortest drive we make. Our shop is on Imperial Highway. We repair and replace pool pumps here year round as standalone work, and we re-pipe equipment pads when the plumbing is the actual problem.

Licensed California pool contractor, CSLB #1075061. Rated 4.9 from over 365 reviews.

Local Knowledge

Pool Pumps in Fullerton

Fullerton has the oldest pools on our list. Sunny Hills, Raymond Hills and the tracts around them built out from the fifties through the seventies, and a great many of those pools are still circulating through their original plumbing with a modern pump bolted onto the front of it.

That combination is the most common thing we find in this city, and it is worth being blunt about: a new variable-speed pump cannot deliver its rated flow through undersized forty-year-old lines. The pump is not the bottleneck, the pipe is. More than once the honest answer has been that re-piping the pad costs less than the bigger pump somebody was about to buy, and works better afterwards. We would rather say that at the estimate than after the invoice.

A finished pool equipment pad with a new pump and filter installed by ACE Pool Repair & Remodel
A rebuilt equipment pad — new pump, new filter, new plumbing.
Symptoms and Fixes

What we usually find on a Fullerton pump call

What you are seeing

  • A recently fitted pump that never performed the way it was sold
  • Weak return flow with a clean filter and a clean basket — a plumbing symptom, not a pump one
  • Leaks at the unions and pad plumbing rather than at the pump itself
  • Bearing noise, or a motor running hot enough to shut itself down on thermal overload
  • Breaker trips, or a pump that hums but will not turn over
  • Air in the basket that you keep chasing and never quite eliminate

What we install and repair

We install Jandy FloPro and Pentair SuperFlo VS and IntelliFlo VSF variable-speed pumps. On an older Fullerton pool we look at what the pump is being asked to pull through before recommending a size, because on this housing stock the plumbing is very often the thing that needs the work.

  • Jandy FloPro and Pentair SuperFlo VS / IntelliFlo VSF variable-speed pumps
  • Equipment-pad re-piping — frequently the fix that actually restores flow here
  • Skimmer and suction-line repairs on original 1950s to 1970s plumbing
  • Seal, impeller and motor repairs where the pump is worth keeping
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What Customers Said

About pump work

“Our spa pump froze up and needed to be replaced, so I called Ace again. They came out with a new pump the very next day. They also kept me informed of when the technician would be arriving, even providing a map showing where he was.”

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Andy P.
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“They took care of my problematic pump better than I could have hoped for, up and running within couple of hours.”

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FAQ

Common Questions

I put in a new variable-speed pump and the flow is still poor. Why?
On a Fullerton pool that is usually the plumbing rather than the pump. A variable-speed pump can only move what the pipe will pass, and a lot of the original lines under these older properties are undersized, partly blocked or both. We measure actual flow rather than assuming the newest component must be the good one.
Is it worth re-piping the equipment pad?
Often, yes — and sometimes instead of the larger pump rather than as well as it. If the restriction is in the pad plumbing, re-piping restores flow that no pump upgrade will buy you. We will tell you which one your pool actually needs, and the estimate is itemized so you can see both.
How quickly can you get to a Fullerton pool?
Fullerton is the closest city we serve — our shop is on Imperial Highway. We do not promise a fixed response time here or anywhere, but the drive is a few minutes and it shows in the scheduling.
Do you do pump work on its own, without a remodel?
Yes, all year. Equipment repair and replacement is standalone work and always has been. No remodel required.
Are you licensed and insured?
Yes. Licensed California pool contractor, CSLB License #1075061, bonded and insured, BBB Accredited with an A+ rating, and local since 2014.

Pool Pump Trouble in Fullerton?

We will come out, diagnose it properly and give you a real number. No travel fees, no pressure.