Equipment Repair in Bee Cave, TX
Bee Cave pools carry more equipment than a standard build, which means more that can go wrong — and more that demands a technician who actually understands these systems. The resort-style builds in Spanish Oaks, Falconhead, and The Hills run multi-zone automation, integrated spa circulation, vanishing-edge catch-basin pumps, and the controllers that tie it all together. When a smart controller drops a feature offline or a spillover pump loses prime, a generic repair tech is out of their depth. The Pool Police repairs the full stack: variable-speed pumps, DE filters, gas heaters and heat exchangers, salt chlorine generators, and the automation relays and boards that orchestrate complex Bee Cave water features. The Hill Country exposure here also drives wind-blown debris into baskets and impellers, so we check flow and seals on every diagnostic. Keith Mallette personally knows these higher-end systems and has repaired them since 2000 — fix-first, with replacement recommended only when a repair genuinely isn't cost-effective on equipment this sophisticated.
What We Do
Why The Pool Police?
Local Conditions We Account For in Bee Cave
Every equipment repair visit in Bee Cave is calibrated to the conditions that make pools here different — not a generic checklist:
Neighborhoods We Serve in Bee Cave
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you have experience with infinity-edge and vanishing-edge pools?
Yes. Vanishing-edge pools require careful attention to the catch basin, auto-fill system, and chemical balance across two bodies of water. We service several infinity-edge pools in Spanish Oaks and Falconhead and understand the additional maintenance they demand.
Can you maintain my pool's pebble or glass tile finish?
Absolutely. Premium finishes like PebbleTec, PebbleSheen, and glass mosaic tile require pH-aware brushing techniques and chemical balance that prevents etching or calcium haze. Our cleaning approach is calibrated to protect these surfaces, not just scrub them.
My pool pump is making a loud screeching noise — what should I do?
A screeching pump usually means the bearings are failing. Turn the pump off to prevent further damage and call us. Bearing replacement is far less expensive than a new motor, but only if caught early before the shaft or windings are affected.
How long do pool pumps typically last in Austin?
A standard single-speed pump motor lasts around 8 to 12 years in our climate. Variable-speed pumps tend to last longer because they run at lower RPMs. Proper chemical balance and regular service extend the life of any pump.
Should I repair my old equipment or replace it?
It depends on the age of the unit and the cost of the repair. As a rule of thumb, if the repair exceeds 50% of replacement cost and the unit is past its expected lifespan, replacement usually makes more sense — especially with newer energy-efficient options available.
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No contracts, no hidden fees. Just reliable, professional pool service from a family that's been doing it for 25+ years.
(512) 300-4136