Who we are: Jacksonville Pool Repairs is a pool repair company working across Jacksonville, the Beaches and the neighboring parts of Clay and St. Johns counties. We fix leaks, equipment, tile and surfaces on residential concrete pools and spas, and we never push a maintenance contract or a remodel you did not ask for.
Why repair comes first
Most pool companies are built around a cleaning route. Repairs get squeezed in between the weekly stops, often by whoever is nearest, and the business model rewards replacing parts quickly over finding out why they failed. We started from the other end. A pool that is losing water or a heater that will not fire is a diagnostic problem first, and it deserves someone with the time, the test equipment and the habit of checking before quoting. Putting repairs first keeps us in practice at the part of the job that is hard.
Who is behind the work
The company is owned and run by a married couple who are raising six kids, so they know what a working backyard pool is worth to a family on a hot Saturday. One of them grew up in Neptune Beach, a few blocks from the ocean, which is why salt air and sandy lots are familiar ground rather than a surprise. The business itself goes back to 2002 on Jacksonville pools. The crew holds the National Plasterers Council start-up certification for new finishes and a stain-specialist certification for the marks that chemistry alone will not lift, and the company belongs to the Pool & Hot Tub Alliance, the national trade association.
How a job runs
You call or send the form and tell us what the pool is doing. We come out, look at the equipment, the shell and the tile, and run whatever tests the problem calls for: a meter on the motor, a pressure gauge on the lines, dye beside a crack. Then we tell you what we found, in plain words, and give you a written quote with the cause, the repair and the price. Nothing is taken apart before you have agreed to it. When the work is done we run the system and show you the repair holding, whether that is a pump priming cleanly, a heater reaching temperature or a line holding pressure.
What Jacksonville does to a pool
Northeast Florida is gentler on pools than some places and harder than others. The things we plan around:
- Sandy ground and a high water table. Decks settle, plumbing shifts, and an empty pool can float if it is drained carelessly.
- Real winters. Not long ones, but enough cold nights that heaters matter and freeze protection is worth switching on.
- Spring pollen. When the oaks bloom, filters and skimmers work overtime for weeks.
- Summer storms. Heavy afternoon rain floods skimmers and finds every failed joint; lightning is hard on boards and motors.
- Salt air at the coast. East of the Intracoastal, anything metal on the pad corrodes faster.
The promises behind every quote
- We find the cause before we price the fix.
- The quote is in writing, and the invoice matches it.
- If a repair is not worth doing, we say so and show you the alternative.
- We repair what you called about. If we notice something else, we tell you, and it is your call.
- Old parts are yours to see. We leave them with you if you want them.
Concrete pools, any finish
Most Jacksonville pools are concrete, with a plaster, quartz or pebble finish, and that is the kind of pool we work on: resurfacing, cracks, tile, plumbing and everything in between. We do not take on fiberglass or vinyl liner shells, and we will tell you so up front rather than learn on your pool. Equipment is equipment whatever the shell, and we service pumps, filters, heaters, salt systems and automation from the major manufacturers, whoever installed them.
Where we work
Our area runs across Jacksonville's neighborhoods, from Riverside, Avondale and Ortega to San Marco, Mandarin, Southside and Arlington, east to the three Beaches cities and south into Ponte Vedra Beach and St. Johns. On the west bank of the river we cover Orange Park and Fleming Island. Because Jacksonville is consolidated with Duval County but the Beaches are not, and Clay and St. Johns counties run their own offices, we confirm which building department applies to your address on the rare repairs that need a permit. Our Florida license number is CPC1461296, and you can look it up on the state's license site.
Where to start
If you know what is wrong, each repair has its own page: leak detection, pumps, filters and automation, heaters and heat pumps, tile and coping and resurfacing and cracks. If you want numbers first, the Jacksonville repair price guide lists the ranges we work from. Or call (904) 890-0717 and tell us what the pool is doing.
Questions about us
Do you offer weekly pool cleaning?
Repairs are what this site handles, and you do not need a service contract to book one. If you would like weekly care as well, mention it when we call and we can talk it through. Happy with your current cleaner? Keep them; we work alongside cleaning companies all the time.
Will you tell me if something is not worth repairing?
Yes. When a repair costs close to a replacement, or the part is no longer made, we put both prices on the quote and explain the difference.
How can I check a pool contractor's license in Florida?
Florida licenses pool contractors through the Department of Business and Professional Regulation, and anyone can look up a license by name or number at myfloridalicense.com. It is worth doing for any contractor you hire.
Last updated October 8, 2026