Frequently Asked Pool and Spa Questions Ahwatukee
BPC Pool Maintenance Arizona 480-907-7959

If you have a problem with your service or have a question, call us at (480) 907-7959 and we’ll make it right ASAP. We’ll be happy to meet with you in person if you wish to address all of your concerns and make you satisfied.

We service Ahwatukee exclusively. We keep our area small in order to keep costs down for our customers.

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Simply give us a call at (480) 907-7959. We’ll give you a free, easy to understand quote for your service or maintenance call, and a speedy response to quote your problem for repairs.

As long as there is water in your pool, you must run your system every day in order to properly circulate and filter all the water. Your pool water should turn over about twice per day in the hottest months, so your pump capacity, plumbing and any flow restrictions also affect run time decisions. Generally, filters should be run 8-10 hours per day in the Summer and 4-8 hours per day in the winter. As a weekly service customer, we set your pool timer to the best run time for your specific pool given the season and our experience.

If you expect a monsoon storm to hit, it’s usually best to turn your system on before and during the storm. Afterward, make sure all debris is removed from the water’s surface and empty the skimmer baskets to ensure the pump has good water flow. This can help you avoid potentially costly repairs.

Usually this happens when your cleaner went over a rock, toy, or stick. With the system running, pull your cleaner up to the surface of the pool but not out of the water and remove the obstruction. If this doesn’t work, empty the skimmer baskets and the pump basket. If you are still experiencing problems, call BPC Pool Maintenance at (480) 907-7959.

Make sure all the baskets are cleaned out. If there is too much debris in the baskets it could restrict the water flow and cause the pump to cavitate and thus make noise. Make sure that your pump O-ring has been lubricated. If not, this could allow air into the system and cause the pump to become noisy. Make sure the water level is mid-point on the skimmer. When the water level that is too low could cause the skimmer to suck in air and cause the pump to make noise. Make sure all your equipment control valves are set properly.