Variable-speed pumps
Variable-speed pool pump replacement in Gilbert, AZ.
An old single-speed pump can cost $60 to $90 a month to run in an Arizona summer. A variable-speed pump moves the same water for a fraction of that, and you can barely hear it. Installed from $1,895, or about $61 a month.
- Installed
- from $1,895
- Financing
- about $61/mo
- Install
- About 3 hours
- Warranty
- 3 yr parts, 1 yr labor
Savings calculator
What your old pump costs you.
Move the sliders to match your pool. It’s an estimate, and we’ll check your real numbers on the visit.
Most Valley homes on APS or SRP pay somewhere between 12 and 18 cents per kWh.
Your estimate
$0saved a year
Install day
In and out in about three hours.
We schedule installs on your route day when we can, so your tech is already there.
- 01
Shut off and drain the old pump
We cut power at the breaker and close the valves so nothing leaks.
- 02
Plumb in the new pump
New unions make the next service easy. Every joint is primed, glued and pressure checked.
- 03
Wire it safely
Bonded and grounded to code, on its own breaker.
- 04
Program the speeds
A low speed for filtering, a higher one for your cleaner and spa, set to run while power is cheapest.
1,800 RPM · 10 hrs - 05
Test and photo report
We check flow and pressure, haul off the old pump and text you photos.
Questions
Pump questions
How much will I really save?
Is there a rebate?
Which pump do you install?
Can you finance it?
Quiet pump. Smaller bill.
Send a photo of your current pump and we’ll text back a price for the swap.
Got it, friend. We’ll text you from (480) 790-3036 within the hour, 7 AM to 7 PM.
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