Professional Equipment Upgrades & Replacements
Your pool equipment is the "heart and lungs" of your backyard oasis. When a pump fails or a filter cracks, it doesn’t just stop the fun it can lead to costly water chemistry issues and algae blooms. At Patriot Pool Pros LLC, we specialize in modernizing your pool pad for maximum efficiency and ease of use.
1. Energy-Efficient Variable-Speed Pumps
Old single-speed pumps are often the second-largest energy consumer in a home.
The Upgrade: We install modern Variable-Speed Pumps (VSPs) that allow you to run your pool at lower speeds for longer durations.
The Benefit: You can save up to $1,500+ per year on utility bills. They run whisper-quiet and significantly reduce wear and tear on your entire filtration system.
2. Saltwater System Conversions
Tired of the "chlorine smell" and itchy skin? We can convert almost any traditional chlorine pool into a saltwater paradise.
The Upgrade: Installation of a Salt Chlorine Generator that creates its own pure chlorine from natural salt.
The Benefit: Silky-smooth water that is gentler on eyes, hair, and swimsuits. Plus, you’ll never have to lug heavy, dangerous liquid chlorine jugs across your yard again.
3. Advanced Filtration Systems
If you’re cleaning your filter every two weeks, your system is likely undersized or failing.
The Upgrade: Moving to high-capacity Cartridge or D.E. (Diatomaceous Earth) filters.
The Benefit: Finer filtration (down to 2-5 microns) means "polished," crystal-clear water and much longer intervals between cleanings
4. Smart Pool Automation
Take total control of your backyard from your smartphone.
The Upgrade: Integrating systems like Pentair IntelliCenter or Hayward OmniLogic.
The Benefit: Turn on your spa, adjust the heater, or change your LED lighting colors from anywhere in the world.
5. High-Performance Heaters & Chillers
Lake Havasu water can get too cold in the winter and too hot in the summer.
The Upgrade: High-efficiency gas heaters or Electric Heat/Cool pumps.
The Benefit: Extend your swimming season by months. Modern units with cupro-nickel exchangers are built to withstand the "hard water" scaling common in Arizona.