
Not sure what’s failing? Start with the symptom finder — or call and we’ll talk it through.
Licensed electrical contractor EC13011994 — every job runs under our own license, never a sub.
Smell gas? Leave the house and call 727-788-4086 — we dispatch after hours.
Repair, service and lighting under three licences — see every service.
Family-owned in Largo since 2019 — three active licenses, zero subcontractors.
Pumps, heaters, salt systems, automation, lights, leaks and surfaces — diagnosed and repaired by a crew holding the pool, electrical and gas licenses. One truck, one invoice, no second contractor to wait on.
Most pool problems announce themselves as one symptom and turn out to be two. A pump that will not prime is often a suction-side leak. A heater that will not fire is often the gas line rather than the board. A light that trips the breaker is almost never the light. We test the system before quoting, so the second fault does not become a second trip.
Holding the electrical and gas licenses alongside the pool license is what makes that possible. Bonding at the pad, a sub-panel for a heater, a fuel line for a pool heater — all of it happens on the same visit instead of waiting for another contractor to be scheduled.

Pick what the pool is actually doing. If none of it matches, call and we will work it out on the phone.
Grinding, screeching, will not prime, trips the breaker, or showing an error code
View Service →No ignition, short cycling, low heat, or a fault code on a gas heater or heat pump
View Service →Low chlorine with the salt reading correct, a cell past its hours, or a dead board
View Service →Panel faults, an app that will not connect, or a controller too old to support
View Service →A dark fixture, a GFCI that trips when the light goes on, or an LED conversion
View Service →Losing more water than evaporation explains, or a wet patch that never dries
View Service →Poor circulation, a valve that will not hold, or a cracked skimmer throat
View Service →Cracks, fallen waterline tile, loose coping or spalling deck, repaired in place
View Service →Variable speed conversions, modern heaters, and full equipment pad rebuilds
View Service →Bonding, ground wire installation, GFCI, timers and code corrections most pool companies subcontract out
View Service →Hotels, HOAs and community pools, scheduled around posted hours
View Service →We repair pools. We do not build them and we do not resurface them. A pool that needs the whole interior taken back to the shell is a job for a resurfacing contractor, and we will say so rather than sell you a patch that fails in a season.
Spot repair is a different job. A crack, a section of fallen waterline tile, a lifted piece of coping — those get repaired in place without draining the pool. Surface, tile and deck repair covers where that line sits, and when we refer the work out.
A real person answers and books a window — same day when the pool is unsafe or the equipment is dead.
Pump, filter, heater, bonding and the electrical feed all get checked, not just the part that failed.
Flat rate, in writing, before any work begins. No surprise line items.
The equipment is run and tested before we leave, and the repair is warrantied.
Most Pinellas calls are same-day or next-day. A dead pad in summer, a gas smell, or a breaker tripping at the pool gets dispatched ahead of routine work, including after hours.
There is a flat trip and diagnostic charge, quoted when you book. It is credited toward the repair if you approve the work on that visit.
Both. We will tell you honestly when a twelve-year-old pump is worth repairing and when the repair is money spent on a motor that will fail again by summer.
No. We hold the pool, electrical and gas licenses, so the tech who shows up works here and the whole job runs on one invoice and one warranty.
Tell us what the equipment is doing and we will tell you what it needs. We diagnose before quoting, so you know what failed and what it costs before anyone starts.
Three licences under one roof — pool, electrical and gas. One crew, one invoice, one warranty.
Tell us what the pool is doing. A licensed tech — not a sub — arrives with the truck stocked.