If your pool pump shows any tear or wears signs, don’t ignore it, as this might worsen. Besides, other parts of the pool system such as piping system, electrical wiring, or heater should be regularly checked to determine if they are working right.
Essentially, it can be challenging to choose whether to install a new pump or repair the existing one. Fine, we got you covered as in this article you’ll know when you need either. Technically, you wouldn’t want to spend hours and money on a pump that needs replacement or buy a new one when in reality, the existing one just required a few tweaks from a professional to be up and running again.
When Should I Repair?
- If the bearings are the only underlying problem. An expert can easily replace them and restore the pool pump’s life. They cost just a few bucks as compared to the cost of a new pump.
- If the costs of the repairs make sense. If the repairs are going to be recurring after a short time, you might end up paying a lot for them in the long-term. A new installation can be cost-effective in such a case.