Have a pool or spa problem? A leak, a pump or heater that has stopped working, an automation fault or water that has turned green: our technicians evaluate the system as a whole, give you a written estimate and complete the repair only with your approval. No job is too big or small.
Our skilled technicians handle a wide range of issues, from equipment malfunctions to structural repairs. Whether it is a leak, a pump malfunction or a problem with pool plumbing, we evaluate the system as a whole before recommending a repair, rather than simply replacing parts. That is how the real cause gets fixed and the same problem does not come back.
Every repair follows the same five steps, so you know what is wrong, what it will cost and that it has been fixed properly.
A technician evaluates the system as a whole, not only the part that failed, to find the root cause.
You receive a clear, itemized estimate that explains what we found and what we recommend.
Nothing is repaired or replaced until you have reviewed the estimate and approved it.
The work is completed by CPO-certified technicians experienced with Hayward and Pentair equipment.
We run the system, confirm everything works together and document the finished repair with photos.
“So glad I found Bright Water Pool Co. They replaced my pump last year and did a great job. Just opened my pool and they actually took the time to scrub the walls and are back today to check on everything. It’s so refreshing to have a company that shows pride in their work and gets it right the first time.”
Visual inspection, pressure testing and tracer or acoustic tools to pinpoint leaks in shell, plumbing, fittings and equipment, then a written repair plan.
Humming, grinding, leaking seals or a pump that will not prime. Capacitors, bearings, seals, impellers and variable-speed upgrades.
Gas heaters and heat pumps that will not ignite or throw error codes, plus salt cells, chlorinators and control boards. See heater repair.
Cracked PVC, failed valves and unions, suction-side air leaks and freeze-damaged lines at the equipment pad.
Cartridge, DE and sand filters: cracked tanks, torn grids, worn gaskets, multiport valves and pressure problems.
Pool and spa lights that flicker, fill with water or trip the breaker.
Suction, pressure and robotic cleaners that stop moving, lose suction or wear out hoses, tracks and diaphragms.
Green water, a pump that quit in July, a leak that will not stop. Call and we'll get a technician out as soon as possible.
The part that stops working is often not the part that caused the problem. These are the symptoms we are called about most, and what our technicians check before recommending a repair.
A team that takes responsibility for the entire pool system, with the documentation to show it.
Related: Pool Maintenance · Heater Repair · Pump Repair · Automation · Inspections
Quick answers about diagnostics, estimates and the repairs we see most in Middle Tennessee.
Contact our team and we'll diagnose the problem, send a written estimate and fix it properly. No job is too big or small.
