Run Your Equipment on Schedule
The timer decides when the pump, lights and other equipment run. A failed timer can leave the pump running all day, running your power bill up, or not running at all, leaving the water to go green.
We repair and replace mechanical and digital pool timers and check the equipment they control.
Signs You Need Pool Timer Repair
- The pump doesn't turn on or off at the set times
- A clock that won't keep time
- Burnt or worn timer contacts
- Equipment running constantly
- An old mechanical timer you want to replace
How We Handle It
Classic Marcite employees do the work; we don't subcontract it. We have served Orlando pool owners since 1988.
- Diagnose. We find the cause, not just the symptom, and check the equipment around it
- Explain. You get a clear recommendation: repair or replace, and why
- Repair. Our technicians make the repair or install the replacement
- Test. We run the system and confirm everything works before we leave
More Pool Repair Services
- Swimming Pool Repair Service (all repairs)
- Pool Resurfacing
- Pool Renovation
- Pool Crack Repair
- Pool Tile Repair
- Pool Leak Detection and Repair
- Pool Pump Repair & Installation
- Pool Filter Repair
- Pool Heater Repair
- Pool Salt System Repair
- Pool Light Repair
- Pool Cover Repair
- Pool Auto-Fill Repair
- Pool Water Feature Repair
- Pool Plumbing Repair
Pool Timer Repair Questions
How long should my pump run?
It depends on your pool and equipment. We can set a schedule that keeps the water clear without wasting power.
Can you replace a mechanical timer with a digital one?
Yes, in most cases.
Do you repair the equipment the timer controls?
Yes: pumps, heaters, lights and salt systems.
Get a Free Estimate
Need pool timer repair? Call (407) 521-6260 or request your free estimate online. Our Orlando office at 430 Fairvilla Road, Orlando, FL 32808 is open Monday to Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM.
