Pool Heat Pump Servicing
Routine maintenance to help maintain performance, efficiency and reliability.
Dust, leaves and highveld debris reduce airflow through a heat pump, which quietly pushes up your electricity bill and shortens the life of the unit. Regular servicing keeps the system working the way it was designed to.
Our service includes a thorough clean of the evaporator coil, inspection of the fan and electrical connections, checking refrigerant pressures and water flow, and a full performance test at the pool.
We recommend a service at least once a year, ideally before the swimming season starts. A well-maintained heat pump heats faster, runs quieter and costs less to operate.
What's included
- Evaporator coil cleaning and airflow check
- Electrical connections and component inspection
- Refrigerant pressure and water flow testing
- Performance report and maintenance advice
Serving Johannesburg, Pretoria, Centurion, Midrand and all of Gauteng
We travel across the province for pool heat pump servicing — including Capital Park, Sandton, Randburg, Kempton Park, Benoni and Roodepoort. Ask us about your area if you're not sure.
Speak to a specialist
Get a clear quote for pool heat pump servicing.
Send us your pool size and location — we'll come back with honest advice and a fixed price.
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Tell us about your pool. We'll handle the rest.
Send us your details and a specialist will come back to you with the right heating solution for your pool, a clear price and a time that suits you.
- A clear, itemised quote — no vague estimates
- Honest advice on the right heat pump for your pool volume
- Installation, repairs and servicing by one team
- Free WhatsApp advice if you're not sure what's wrong