Swimming pool equipment only lasts so long before it needs an upgrade. How long should you wait before replacing parts of your pool system?
Here’s the basic timeline from McCallum’s Pool Service in Arizona.
Average Lifespan of Common Pool Maintenance Materials
Here’s what to look for in these three pool components to know when they need replacement:
Pool Heat Pump
The heater is one of the longest-lasting pieces of equipment. It can serve you for up to 25 years, regardless of whether you use a gas or electric system.
Solar heaters last even longer and are environmentally friendly.
Filter
Whether you’ve got an in-ground or above-ground pool, you’ll need a working filter.
Standard cartridge filters last two to five years. Sand filters can last up to 15 years with proper maintenance.
Pump
The average pool pump lasts around 15 years, but upgrade earlier if you experience the following problems:
- Loud noises or vibrations
- Excessive bubbles in the pool
- The pump shuts off abruptly
Contact McCallum’s Pool Service for Swimming Pool Equipment Arizona Residents Trust
If you’re in Arizona, you can always turn to McCallum’s Pool Service to keep your pool equipment in working order. We can also upgrade things as needed so that you can continue to enjoy your pool. Call us at (480) 734-2495 today!