Your Pool Pump Motor and Seal Replacement
At our company, we believe in doing repairs right the first time. That is why we treat motor and seal replacements as a unified service, and it is why we use components 100% manufactured and sourced in the United States.
Why We Replace Both Parts Together
A failing motor often stems from a compromised shaft seal. Even if your current seal looks intact, installing a brand-new motor with an old seal is a major risk. A microscopic gap can allow chlorinated water to travel down the shaft, immediately destroying your new motor’s bearings. Replacing them together protects your investment and ensures your pump runs quietly and efficiently.
Our Step-by-Step Process
- Safety First: We completely isolate and lock out the electrical power at your breaker panel.
- Teardown: We unbolt the motor from the wet end housing and remove the impeller.
- Seal Installation: We clean the seal plate and press the new mechanical seal into place.
- Reassembly: We mount the new motor, reinstall the impeller, and reconnect the electrical wiring.
- Testing: We prime the pump, check for leaks, and verify the motor draws correct amperage.
The American-Made Advantage
We strictly install heavy-duty, US-manufactured motors and seals. American-built pool components are engineered with superior copper windings, high-grade bearings, and robust seal faces. This ensures your pump easily handles the extreme heat, pressure, and chemical levels of your pool season after season.