Signs it needs repair
- Dirt collects in the same spots every week
- Heads stay down, stay up or spin in place
- The water valve doesn't change zones
- Heads are missing or broken
- Weak spray after a pool pump change
Residential · In-floor cleaning
In-Floor Cleaning System Repair
Pop-up heads stuck, water valve not rotating, or dirt collecting in one spot? We repair in-floor cleaning systems so they keep the pool floor clean.
- Since 2002Serving the Las Vegas Valley
- Free estimatesKnow the plan before work begins
- Licensed A-10 #75244Nevada contractor license
How it works
Pop-up heads, one zone at a time
- Water valveA valve at the pad sends water to one zone of heads at a time.
- Pop-up headsHeads in the floor and steps pop up and push debris toward the drain.
- Flow mattersThe system needs the right pool pump speed and a clean pool filter to work.
- Small parts wearHeads, gears and valve parts wear over time and need replacing.
What we repair
- Pop-up heads and their internal parts
- Water valves and their gears
- Valve tops and seals
- Flow settings for your pool pump
- Leaks around the valve canister
Recent in-floor work
Real Fresh & Clear jobs
Questions
In-floor cleaning questions
Why is dirt collecting in one area of my pool?
Usually a stuck or broken head, a water valve that isn't changing zones, or low flow. We check each one.
Do you install new in-floor systems?
We repair existing in-floor cleaning systems; we do not install new systems. Call us about the repair your pool needs.
Did my new pool pump affect the in-floor system?
It can. In-floor systems need enough flow to pop the heads up. With a variable-speed pool pump, the cleaning speed has to be set high enough. We set that during service or repair.
Can you get parts for older systems?
Often, yes. If a part is no longer made, we'll tell you the options.
Do you charge for estimates?
Estimates are free. Diagnostic work is billed separately and discussed with you first.
