Pool Heater Installation & Repair in Tampa Bay
A pool heater that won’t fire up or won’t actually raise the water temperature is usually an electrical problem, not a plumbing one: a tripped breaker, a failed control board, or a bad wiring connection at the disconnect. Our licensed team (FL CPC1461642) handles pool heater installation and repair for both electric and heat pump pool heaters across Pasco, Pinellas, and Hillsborough counties, with proper breaker sizing and code-compliant wiring on every install. Same technicians who handle your home’s electrical panel work, now on your pool equipment pad.
How much does pool heater repair cost?
Cost depends on what’s actually failing, a tripped breaker or loose wiring connection is a smaller fix than a control board replacement. We diagnose the electrical issue on-site and give you an upfront price before doing any repair work.
My pool heater won't turn on at all. What's wrong?
This is most often a tripped breaker, a bad disconnect switch, or a failed control board rather than the heater itself. We test the circuit and controls to find the actual point of failure before recommending a repair or replacement.
The heater runs but the pool isn't getting warmer. Why?
A heat pump pool heater that runs without heating the water is often a compressor or control issue rather than a straightforward electrical fault, but we start by ruling out wiring, breaker, and control board problems since those are common and fixable without a full unit replacement.
Can you install a new pool heater?
Yes. We handle the electrical side of new pool heater installs, including breaker sizing, disconnects, and wiring to current code, for both electric and heat pump pool heaters.
Do you work on gas pool heaters too?
Our pool work is focused on the electrical side, including heater electrical hookups, controls, and wiring. Call us to discuss your specific heater setup and we’ll let you know what we can handle.