Replumbing & Electrical
Pool Replumbing & Electrical Upgrades
Replace aging plumbing lines and outdated electrical systems to prevent leaks, improve flow, and meet current safety codes.
What We Do
Replumbing & Electrical Services
Full Replumbing
Replace aging PVC or copper suction and return lines with modern schedule 40 PVC. Eliminates hidden leaks, improves flow rates, and brings plumbing up to current code.
Electrical Panel Upgrades
Upgrade your pool sub-panel to handle modern equipment loads. Add dedicated circuits for variable-speed pumps, heaters, automation, and LED lighting.
LED Lighting Conversions
Replace old incandescent pool and spa lights with energy-efficient, color-changing LED fixtures. Longer lifespan, lower energy use, and programmable light shows.
Code Compliance Updates
Bring your pool's electrical and plumbing systems up to current NEC and local building codes — bonding, grounding, GFCI protection, and barrier requirements.
Warning Signs
Signs of Plumbing or Electrical Problems
Persistent water loss that isn't caused by evaporation
Soggy or eroded areas in the yard near plumbing runs
Reduced flow from return jets despite clean filter
Air bubbles in the pump basket or return jets
Tripping breakers or GFCI faults when equipment runs
Corroded or deteriorating plumbing fittings at the equipment pad
Common Questions
Replumbing FAQ
How do I know if my pool needs replumbing?
Common signs include persistent water loss, reduced flow from jets, air in the system, soggy spots in the yard, and visible corrosion at equipment connections. If your pool is 15+ years old and you're experiencing any of these, a plumbing inspection is recommended.
How long does pool replumbing take?
A full replumbing project typically takes 3–5 days. This includes excavation, pipe replacement, pressure testing, backfill, and reconnection to equipment. We coordinate with other renovation work to minimize disruption.
Is replumbing disruptive to my yard?
There is some excavation involved to access underground plumbing lines. We restore landscaping and hardscape after the work is complete. If your pool is being resurfaced or redecked at the same time, the disruption is minimal since the deck is already open.
Should I replumb during a renovation?
If your plumbing is 15+ years old, yes. It's significantly more cost-effective to replumb while the deck is open for renovation than to do it as a standalone project later. New plumbing also ensures your upgraded equipment performs at full capacity.
Plumbing or Electrical Issues?
Don't let aging plumbing or outdated wiring cause bigger problems. Schedule a free inspection today.