New pumps, heaters, filters and lights, installed by a local team based in Milpitas.
A pump or heater that’s past saving is where most pool equipment installation in Milpitas starts. It might be one pump swap or a full equipment pad replacement, and our Milpitas team handles both. We install Hayward, Pentair, Jandy and Zodiac equipment.
Every install includes a check of the plumbing, electrical connections and circulation around the new unit, so it runs right from the first day. Each piece of equipment has its own section below.
A new filter makes sense when the tank is cracked or the filter is simply too small for the pool. Moving up a size usually means clearer water and fewer cleanings.
Our pool filter installation covers:
Fall is when a lot of Milpitas pool owners find out their heater won’t make another season. A new heater is also the moment to size it properly, so the pool warms up in hours instead of days.
Our pool heater installation includes:
Most pump replacements today are variable-speed, and California’s efficiency rules usually require it. A variable-speed pump spends most of the day running slow and quiet, which is where the power savings come from.
Our pool pump installation covers:
Old incandescent pool lights burn out often and cost more to run. LED lights last longer and draw less power. Many can also change color from a remote or your automation system.
Our pool light installation includes:
Plenty of early equipment failures trace back to the install, like undersized plumbing or a unit that’s the wrong size for the pool. Our installers check the plumbing, wiring and water flow around every unit they set. We also size new pool equipment to your pool instead of grabbing the biggest model on the shelf.
Beyond the four main pieces, we install the equipment that makes a pool easier to run:
If you’re unsure whether a unit is worth fixing, our pool repairs team can check it first. Contact Clean Co to schedule an install.
The same team also handles your weekly service, repairs and specialty projects.
Routine care for pools and spas, including weekly pool service, filter cleaning, spa cleaning and tile cleaning.
Fixes for the equipment that keeps your water moving and warm: pool pump repair, pool heater repair, pool filter repair and spa repair.
Pumps, heaters, filters and lights, all covered on this page.
Bigger jobs that don't come up every week: acid wash, green to clean, pool automation, salt systems and sand changes.
Answers to the questions people ask before replacing pool equipment. For anything else, call (408) 317-7550.
It depends on what's being replaced and what's already on your equipment pad. A single pump swap costs far less than a new heater or a full pad replacement. Call (408) 317-7550 and we'll quote after seeing your setup.
Pool pumps usually last 8 to 12 years. Gas heaters run about 5 to 10 years, and heat pumps often reach 10 years or more. Balanced water and steady service keep equipment closer to the long end.
Replace it when the housing is cracked, parts are no longer made, or repair bills start adding up to a good share of a new unit. If only one part failed, our pool repairs team can fix it instead.
Yes, for most pools. A variable-speed pump runs slower for most of the day, so it uses less electricity and runs quieter. California's Title 20 efficiency rules usually require one when you replace a pool pump.
It depends on your pool's volume, the plumbing size and how fast you want it to heat. We measure your setup on-site, because an oversized pump wastes power and an undersized heater never catches up.
A heat pump costs less to run and suits Milpitas' mild weather, but it heats slowly on cold nights. A gas heater heats fast, which helps if you use a spa on short notice. See our pool heater installation page.
Yes. We replace old incandescent and halogen pool lights with LED fixtures, including color-changing models and spa lights. LEDs use less power and last much longer. See our pool light installation page.
Yes. We install smart pool automation that runs the pump, heater and lights on a schedule you set, usually from your phone. See our pool automation page for system options.
Yes. We install the saltwater system equipment needed to convert a chlorine pool, including the salt cell and control unit. Our salt systems page explains how the conversion works.
We install Hayward, Pentair, Jandy and Zodiac pumps, heaters, filters, lights and automation. Tell us what's on your equipment pad now and we'll match it or suggest an upgrade.
