Pool pump repair in Memphis — often back the next day
A loud, humming, or dead pool pump usually means the motor needs bearings or a rewind — not that you need a new pump. We’ve been fixing them since 1962, for about half the price of a replacement, and most are ready fast.
A pool store sells pumps. We repair them.
When your pump goes down, the first quote you hear is usually for a brand-new one. One customer’s pool company told him a replacement would run $1,200. He called us instead — we repaired his pump within 24 hours, for a fraction of that, and it ran better than before.
That’s not a special case. It’s the normal one. A pump that grinds, hums, or trips the breaker almost always has a fixable motor inside — and nobody here profits by telling you otherwise.
“My pool company advised me to get a new pump that would cost me $1.2K. I ended up calling AAA Electric and they advised me to get the pump repaired instead. They fixed it within 24 hours and the pump is working better than before!” — John B. · ★★★★★
The motor is almost always the part that fails
Pool and spa pumps, above-ground and in-ground, single phase — the motors on the back of a Hayward, Pentair, Jacuzzi, Purex, Sta-Rite, A.O. Smith, or Polaris pump are exactly the kind of work this shop was built for. Grinding or squealing usually means bearings and seals. A pump that hums but won’t spin, trips the breaker, or is stone dead usually needs a rewind.
Pool pumps are Mike’s bench. He’ll tell you what’s wrong, what it costs, and — if you need it — how to pull the pump and get it to us. Customers have done it with nothing but a walkthrough over the phone.
Busiest in spring and summer, but pumps fail in January too — we repair them year-round.
They did the math. Then they called.
They called me with a quote which was cheaper than a new pump and they had it fixed by next day. The local pool store advised me about double the price of what I paid.
I dropped my pool motor off and it was diagnosed and repaired by next day. Reasonable price as well.
Bring us the pump — or just the motor
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Pull it and bring it in
Most pumps disconnect with basic tools. Call and we’ll walk you through it, or bring the whole assembly to 3295 Jackson Ave.
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Free estimate on the spot
We’ll tell you whether it’s bearings, seals, or a rewind — and what it costs against the price of a new pump. If it isn’t worth fixing, we’ll say so.
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Swimming again fast
Pool pump repairs are often ready the next day. Reinstall it, prime it, and the pool clears back up.
Don’t buy a new pump before you call.
Free estimates at 3295 Jackson Ave, Memphis, TN 38122. We also handle motor repair & rewinding of every kind — see the full list of motors we repair.
(901) 323-2122 Family owned · Same shop since 1962