Dunrite · Clovis & Fresno Pool Service
Pool Equipment Repair in Clovis & Fresno, CA
Dunrite Pool & Spa Service repairs pool equipment for homeowners and commercial properties in Clovis, Fresno and our service cities. We address broken pumps, motors, valves, timers and heaters by checking the fault before deciding what needs repair. Tell us what stopped working and what happened just before it changed. A pump that won't start, a leaking valve and a timer that misses its cycle give different starting points for the equipment visit.
Why homeowners choose Dunrite
- Locally based in Clovis
- Direct phone line: (559) 330-4388
- Free estimates
- Residential and commercial pool service
Equipment faults we investigate
We trace the fault through the affected equipment.
- Check pump and motor starting trouble, unusual noise and lost circulation.
- Inspect valves and connections where visible water leaks appear.
- Evaluate timer and heater symptoms, settings and displayed messages.
- Repair the identified fault and check the affected equipment's operation.
Water needs working equipment to move through filtration and return to the pool. A mechanical fault can interrupt the cleaning and chemistry routine, so we connect the repair to the way the system operates.
From first symptom to repair
- We start with the history. When did the problem begin, and does it happen every cycle?
- The pump, filter pressure, valves and flow are checked together. A symptom at one component can involve the way the rest of circulation is operating, so the equipment needs to be viewed as a working system.
- We identify the operating fault and explain the repair work. The finding is connected to the noise, leak, starting problem or heating trouble you reported rather than starting with a guessed replacement part.
- After the repair, operation is checked for the original symptom. We explain what was addressed and which change to watch during the next normal equipment cycle.
When a breakdown needs attention
Arrange repair when equipment stops doing its job or develops a clear change. New leaks, repeated stopping and lost circulation belong in a repair visit rather than waiting for preventive attention. Note whether the problem occurs when the pump starts, while it runs or as it shuts down.
Share the faulty equipment and symptoms for a free estimate.
Changes to report before the visit
- Pump or motor fails to start.
- Leaks appear around connections.
- Timer misses the normal cycle.
- Heater stops warming the water.
For owners with equipment that is not working
This service is for an owner with a particular equipment problem. A noisy pump, heater that no longer heats or timer that misses its cycle is a useful observation to bring first. Equipment details help too.
Repair locations: Clovis, Fresno, Madera, Kerman, Madera Ranchos and Chowchilla. Call us at (559) 330-4388. Reach us Monday-Friday, 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Free estimates are available.
Repair coverage from our Clovis base
Care after the fault is addressed
Preventive equipment inspection checks normal operation before a breakdown. Filter cleaning removes collected material, while weekly care continues the cleaning and water routine after repair.
Pump, timer and heater questions
What details help investigate a pump that won't start?
Tell us when it last ran normally and what happens at the scheduled start. Include any sound, displayed message and recent work. A clear sequence helps trace the problem better than choosing a replacement part first.
Can a timer problem look like a broken pump?
Yes. A missed operating cycle needs attention to the timer as well as the pump. Checking how the system starts connects those components before deciding which part of the equipment needs repair work.
What should I report about a pool heater fault?
Report whether it starts, whether the water warms and any displayed message. Say when heating stopped and if circulation changed at the same time. Those details separate the observed symptoms and give the visit a useful start.
Why check circulation during an equipment repair?
The pump, valves and filter work through the same water path. A change in one affects the rest. Looking at flow with the reported fault helps connect the repair to the system instead of treating each part alone.
Your next step
Request a free pool service estimate
Tell us your address, pool condition and the work you need. Get a free estimate based on your pool size, condition, equipment and visit frequency.