When the vacuum stopsWe fix pool cleaners
A broken cleaner leaves dirt settling on the floor. We diagnose suction and pressure side sweeps and give you a written estimate.
- Suction and pressure cleaners
- $85 credited diagnostic
Call us when you noticeThese cleaner warning signs
Moving parts wear out over time. The technician finds what failed and explains it before any repair.
Moving in circles
A sweep stuck in one pattern can point to worn tires or gears.
Not moving at all
A stationary cleaner can be a sign of a broken belt or lack of suction.
Hose tangling
A hose that constantly knots can point to failed swivels.
Floating up off the floor
A cleaner that floats can be a sign of a broken backup valve or water inside the float.
Leaving debris behind
Poor pickup can point to a clogged internal screen or worn debris bags.
Water spraying from the hose
A leak in the line can point to a cracked section or a loose connection.
From replacing the tiresTo rebuilding the gears
We repair automatic pool cleaners from major brands like Pentair, Hayward, and Jandy. Our technicians check the hose pressure, inspect the gears, and test the wall fittings.
Pool sweeps require regular maintenance as parts wear down. We explain the repair cost and recommend replacement when a rebuild costs too much.
- Worn tires and tracks
- Broken drive belts
- Leaking hoses and swivels
- Failed backup valves
- Internal gear replacement
Deciding between a repairAnd replacing the cleaner
We help you weigh the cost of a rebuild against buying a new sweep.
Repair the cleaner
- Only the tires or bags need replacing
- The hose has a single leak
- A basic gear has stripped
- The cleaner is fairly new
Replace the cleaner
- The plastic body is cracked
- Multiple internal motors failed
- The repair approaches the cost of new
- The model is discontinued
Send a photo of the cleaner
Our diagnostic visit is $85, credited in full toward the repair when you approve it within 30 days. You can send photos of the cleaner and any broken parts with your request.
Common pool cleaner questions
All QuestionsDo you repair robotic cleaners?
We primarily repair suction and pressure side cleaners that connect to your pool equipment. We can take a look at your model to see if we can help.
Why does my vacuum get stuck on the steps?
This can point to a failed backup valve or hose length issues. We test the pressure and adjust the setup so it can free itself.
Do you sell new pool cleaners?
Yes, we can provide and install new suction or pressure side cleaners when replacing your old unit makes the most sense.
Why is it moving so slowly?
A slow cleaner can point to a dirty pool filter or full pump basket reducing the water flow to the unit.
Ready to get your poolFloor swept clean again
Call us to schedule a diagnostic visit for your pool cleaner in the Las Vegas valley.