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Pool Equipment Service

Pool Equipment Repair in Horry County

Pool pump, filter, heater, salt system, lighting, and automation diagnostics for homeowners and managed pools in Conway, Myrtle Beach, Carolina Forest, and surrounding Horry County.

Licensed & InsuredResidential and managed-property service.
Diagnostic AssessmentSymptoms, equipment, and operating condition.
Quoted RepairsLabor, parts, and replacements separately authorized.

Equipment Repair

Diagnostics, Repair & Replacement

If a pump stops, a filter loses pressure, a salt cell reports an error, or a heater will not warm the water, tell us what changed and what the equipment displays. We service pools whether or not they are on our maintenance route.

Aqua Medic reviews the reported symptoms and operating condition of the affected equipment. Repair or replacement work is quoted separately for authorization.

Pool Equipment

Equipment We Service

Diagnostic and repair service is available for the following equipment categories.

01

Pool pumps

No start, unusual noise, loss of prime, leaks, and variable-speed controls. See our pool pump repair guide below.

02

Pool filters

Pressure and flow concerns, cartridge and sand filters, valves, and filtration equipment.

03

Pool heaters

Gas pool and spa heater diagnostics and repair coordination where another licensed trade is required.

04

Heat pumps

Heating performance, display faults, and equipment operation.

05

Salt systems

Low chlorine output, cell warnings, controls, and related water conditions. See our salt system guide below.

06

Water Features

Waterfalls, fountains, deck jets, and related equipment.

07

Lights

Pool and spa lighting systems.

08

Automation

Controllers, panels, sensors, and connected equipment.

09

Automatic Feeders

Automatic chemical feeding equipment.

Pool sand filter and multiport valve serviced by Aqua Medic

Repair Service

Diagnosis, Options & Pricing

Diagnostic findings, available repair or replacement options, parts, and labor are documented for authorization before additional work begins.

  • Symptoms and equipment condition reviewed on site
  • Repair and replacement options explained clearly
  • Parts and labor quoted separately for approval
  • Completed work checked for intended operation
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Specific Equipment

Find the details to share when requesting a diagnostic visit.

Service Process

Request, Diagnosis, Approval & Completion

  1. 01
    Describe the concern

    Share the property location, equipment type, symptoms, error information, and any helpful photos.

  2. 02
    Diagnostic visit

    Aqua Medic confirms the service area and schedule before reviewing the equipment on site.

  3. 03
    Findings and authorization

    Diagnostic findings and repair or replacement options are provided before additional work is approved.

  4. 04
    Completion and verification

    Authorized work is completed and the affected system is checked for intended operation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common Questions

What pool equipment does Aqua Medic diagnose and repair?

Aqua Medic diagnoses and repairs pumps, filters, heaters, heat pumps, salt systems, water features, lights, automation, and automatic feeders. Service requirements depend on the equipment and condition found on site.

Do you diagnose the problem before replacing equipment?

Yes. Aqua Medic evaluates the symptoms and equipment condition before repair or replacement work is quoted for authorization.

Do I need to be a maintenance customer to request a repair?

No. Aqua Medic provides repair service for maintenance clients and other properties throughout Horry County, based on scheduling and service availability.

How do I request pool equipment service?

Submit the property location, equipment type, symptoms, error information, and available photos. Aqua Medic reviews the request before scheduling service.

Are parts and repair labor included with scheduled maintenance?

No. Routine equipment observation is part of a maintenance visit, but diagnostic labor, repair labor, parts, replacements, and specialty work are quoted separately for approval.

Scheduled Maintenance

Weekly & Biweekly Pool Maintenance.

Scheduled cleaning, water testing and balancing, basket service, accessible equipment observation, and visit reporting.

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Pool Equipment Service

Request Pool Equipment Service

Submit the property location, equipment type, symptoms, error information, and available photos.

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