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GPS Pools, Inc.
4.4(
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Serving New Port Richey, FL and surrounding areas

Approved

In business since 2005

Free estimates

Emergency services offered

"I hired GPS Pools to remodel my pool, add a pool heater and provide the monthly maintenance. Now that I have experienced all of their services, here is my honest opinion. The Remodel - The pebble tech looks amazing! It sparkles and really looks fantastic. The placement of the mosaics isn't the greatest. Unfortunately they were moved from where I originally wanted and it could have been done better. The Tile work - Absolutely horrific job. The grout was poorly placed, left on the tile. From a far, you don't notice it, but up close, it's terrible. The tile itself isn't level. There is literally waves in the tile. Again, if you're looking at the pool from a far, you can't see it. But if it's your pool and you paid over $20,000, you do. The Heater - This thing rocks! Fantastic product The Maintenance - This was terrible right out the gate. After having the pool remodeled a large calcium build up was extremely visible. If your job is to clean the pool, you should have to be told to treat it. The cleaning, in general was half a%4. The last maintenance they provided, the cleaner actually left the break open and the pump off, so the pool didn't run for 2 days. Had I not walked outside, I wouldn't have noticed until the weekend. He even installed the cover of the filter backwards. I called the office to get this fixed and was told after a week that the cleaner wasn't told to fix the filter because "they didn't feel it was a big deal" For me, my 1 and 3 year old swim in this pool. If you can't get the basics right, I can't put my trust in you to do the rest. In closing, I chose GPS because they did the work and maintained the pool, so I thought. But the truth is they hire contractors and are at the mercy of their skill set. I actually paid them more than the majority of the bids I received, to have one company do everything. My thought process was, if there was issues, I only had one company to deal with. If I had it to do all over again, I would have chosen an actual company that does their own remodeling, hired a professional cleaning service and used GPS for the occasional chemical needs when they arise."
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FAQs for swimming pool or accessories repair or service projects in New Port Richey, FL

A well-maintained, correctly sized pump lasts eight to 12 years. Help it reach the upper end of that range by cleaning the strainer basket, monitoring for unusual sounds, and verifying that the pump’s flow rate matches the filter's specifications. Address leaks or pressure dips quickly—minor fixes now cost far less than a premature replacement later.

Listen for grinding or screeching, watch for breaker trips, and keep an eye on sudden spikes in your electric bill—any one of these signals the pump needs attention. If repairs continue to accumulate or the unit is older than eight years, replacement often makes more financial sense. Contact a qualified pool repair professional immediately to diagnose the issue and prevent further damage to the filter or plumbing.

It’s best to keep your pool pump on while swimming. Keeping the pump on while you swim allows the filter and skimmers to catch debris in real-time, maintaining water features flowing. It’s not mandatory, but weaving swim time into your regular eight-to-12-hour schedule helps maintain crystal-clear water and consistent chemical levels without extra effort.

Start by shutting off the power at the breaker and verifying with a voltage meter. Close the water valves, bleed pressure, and unbolt the old pump. Wire the new unit according to the manufacturer's diagram, glue in the PVC unions, prime the housing, and tighten everything securely. Open the valves, flip the breaker, and watch for steady water flow and quiet operation. If any step feels beyond your expertise, consider hiring a licensed electrician or pool technician.

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