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Signs You Need To Have Your Pool Chiller and /or Heating Equipment Inspected or Repaired

Mar 29, 2024

Having a pool at home is a great way to beat the heat during hot summer days or a more comfortable pool experience in the winter. But as with any other equipment, proper maintenance and regular inspections are necessary to ensure its optimal performance and longevity.


One crucial aspect of maintaining your pool is making sure that your pool chiller and/or heating equipment is in good working condition. In this blog, we will discuss the signs that you need to have your pool chiller/heating equipment inspected and repaired by a professional HVAC company.


Why Should You Get Your Pool Heating Equipment Repaired?


Just like any other mechanical system, pool chiller and/or heating equipment can experience wear and tear over time. Exposure to water, chemicals, and outdoor elements can cause parts to deteriorate or malfunction.


It is essential to get your pool chiller and/or heating equipment repaired as soon as you notice any signs of damage or malfunction. Ignoring these issues can lead to bigger and more costly problems down the line. Regular repairs and maintenance not only ensure that your pool heater operates efficiently but also extend its lifespan.


Signs You Need to Have Your Pool Heating Equipment Inspected


  • Inconsistent Cooling or Heating. If you notice that your pool water is not cooling down or heating up (depending on the season) as quickly or evenly as it used to, it could be a sign of an underlying issue with your pool heating equipment. This could be due to faulty controls or other malfunctions.
  • Strange Noises. Unusual sounds coming from your pool heating equipment, such as banging or rattling, could indicate loose or damaged components. It is essential to have these noises checked by a professional to prevent further damage and potential safety hazards.
  • Leaks. If you notice any leaks around your pool chiller and/or heater, it could be a sign of a problem with the plumbing or connections. These leaks not only waste water but can also lead to more significant problems if left unaddressed.
  • High Energy Bills. If you've noticed your pool cooling and/or heating costs going up, it could be due to an inefficient pool heater. As parts wear out and malfunction, they use more energy to operate, resulting in higher utility costs.
  • Age of Equipment. Like any other mechanical system, pool heating equipment also has a lifespan. Each system is different, and there are many variables that include maintenance history and temperature settings. It’s important that a professional technician advise you as to the general condition of the system, so that you can plan for the future.


What Happens If You Don't Get the Repairs Done?


A malfunctioning or damaged pool chiller and/or heater will not cool or heat your pool efficiently per the original design parameters, resulting in uncomfortably cold or hot water for swimmers Also, a small issue – if not identified or addressed - can turn into a big challenge, causing the need for more expensive repairs or equipment replacements.

 

Why Should You Call a Professional HVAC Company?


While some pool owners may attempt to repair their pool cooling and/or heating equipment themselves, it is always recommended to call a professional HVAC company for assistance. This is because the equipment that cools or heats your pool is very often a heat-pump (think air-conditioning technology – but for your pool) or for heating only, a hot water boiler.


HVAC technicians are trained and experienced in handling pool cooling and heating equipment, making them better equipped to diagnose and repair any issues accurately. They also have access to the necessary tools and equipment, ensuring that the repairs are done correctly. Moreover, professional HVAC companies offer warranties and guarantees for their work, giving you peace of mind knowing that your pool heating equipment is in good hands.


Regular maintenance and timely repairs for your pool heating equipment are essential to ensure its optimal performance, efficiency, longevity, and safety. Keep an eye out for the signs mentioned above and call a professional HVAC company at the first sign of trouble. So, if you notice any problems with your pool heating equipment, or want the security provided by a proper maintenance program, don't hesitate to schedule an inspection with Environmental Air Systems, Inc. today.

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