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Pool parts,
matched to your exact equipment.
Send us the equipment label or the part number off the old part. A real pool tech finds the exact replacement and emails you a quote, typically within 1 business day.
- Matched by real pool techs
- Quotes typically within 1 business day
- Fit and price confirmed before you pay
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Pick your equipment. Every category has a full guide, and every part is quoted to your exact model.
Matched by real pool techs
A pool tech checks your labels and photos against the right part for your equipment before we quote, so you avoid wrong orders and return hassles.
The whole equipment pad
One place for pumps, filters, heaters, salt cells, automation, valves and lights across the major pool equipment brands.
Price and fit confirmed first
A tech confirms the part fits your equipment, and you see the price before you pay. Nothing is ordered until you approve the quote.
Help after it arrives
Shipping and tracking updates by email, a check-in after delivery, and if a part we sold you doesn't fix the problem, your follow-up video call is half price.
How ordering a part works
Five simple steps. No guessing from part photos, no wrong orders.
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Send your model and part info
Use the form below. A clear photo of the equipment label (pump motor, filter tank, heater rating plate or salt cell), plus the old part if you have it, is the best thing you can send.
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A tech identifies the exact part
We match it to your equipment, voltage, plumbing size and controller, so you don't end up with a part that almost fits.
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Quote, typically within 1 business day
Your quote typically arrives by email within 1 business day (24 hours), with the price, availability and shipping options. A tech confirms fit with you, and nothing is ordered until you approve.
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Pay by secure link
Approve the quote and pay through a secure Square payment link. Your card details never touch our site.
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It ships to you
We offer multiple shipping options depending on availability (in stock, back order or special order). Your quote shows the options and timing. We email you tracking when it ships and check in after it arrives.
Where to find your model, serial and part numbers
This is the most useful thing you can send us. One clear photo of the label on the equipment (or the old part) is perfect.
Pumps, heaters & salt cells
- Pumps have a label on the motor with model, horsepower, voltage and amps. Variable-speed pumps also have a label on the drive.
- Heaters have a rating plate, usually inside the access panel or on the side, with model and serial numbers.
- Salt cells and chlorinators have a label on the cell and on the control box.
- Turn the pump off and switch off the breaker before you remove any panel to read a label.
Filters
- Filter tanks have a label on the tank with the model and filter area. Cartridges often have a number on the end cap.
- No number? Measure the cartridge's length, outside diameter and the hole at each end.
- Pump and breaker off, and relieve the pressure (gauge at 0) before you open the filter.
Lights, cleaners, covers & more
- Lights: look for a tag on the cord or a label on the fixture, and tell us the voltage and the niche size if you know it. Leave removing a light to an electrician.
- Cleaners: the model is on a label on the cleaner body or the power supply.
- Valves, drain covers and fittings: the brand and size are usually molded into the part. Certified drain covers are marked with the standard they meet.
- Covers, liners, ladders and boards: send the brand tag if there is one, plus photos and your pool's shape and measurements.
Circulation
Pumps and pump parts
Pumps that won't prime, hum, leak or throw a code. See the full pumps and pump parts guide.
Single-speed & two-speed pumps
Complete pumps matched by horsepower, voltage and plumbing size, in-ground or above-ground.
Common sign: A tech has confirmed the pump is done, or it's time to replace an old single-speed pump.
Variable-speed pumps
Variable-speed pumps matched to your plumbing, voltage and the automation they need to talk to.
Common sign: Upgrading, or a tech has confirmed the motor or drive has failed.
Pump motors & drives
Replacement motors and variable-speed drives for many pump models.
Common sign: Repeated overcurrent, phase or internal faults, or a motor that hums and won't spin.
Shaft seals, O-rings & gaskets
Shaft seals, lid O-rings, union O-rings and housing gaskets for the pump you have.
Common sign: Water under the motor, air in the basket, or a pump that won't hold prime.
Lids, baskets, impellers & diffusers
Strainer lids, baskets, impellers, diffusers and drain plugs.
Common sign: Cracked lid or basket, or weak flow from a motor that runs fine.
Booster pumps
Booster pumps for pressure-side cleaners, plus their seals and parts.
Common sign: Pressure cleaner barely moves, or the booster leaks or won't start.
Filtration
Filters and filter parts
Sand, cartridge and DE. The most common parts we're asked for, and exact size matters. See the full filters and filter parts guide.
Complete filters (sand, cartridge, DE)
Replacement filter tanks matched to your pool size, pump and plumbing.
Common sign: Cracked tank, or a tech recommends replacing an old filter.
Filter cartridges
Replacement cartridges matched by the number on the old cartridge, or by length, diameter and end caps.
Common sign: High pressure soon after cleaning, torn pleats, or cloudy water.
DE grids & manifolds
DE filter grids (fingers), manifolds and internal parts.
Common sign: DE coming back into the pool.
Sand filter laterals & standpipes
Laterals, hubs, standpipes and filter sand or media.
Common sign: Sand coming back into the pool.
Multiport & push-pull valves
Valves, spider gaskets and handles for sand and DE filters.
Common sign: Water out the backwash line in Filter, or a valve that won't turn.
Gauges, air relief valves & tank O-rings
Pressure gauges, air relief valves, tank O-rings, clamps and drain caps.
Common sign: Gauge stuck or reading with the pump off, or a leaking lid.
Heating
Heater and heat pump parts
Gas heaters, heat pumps and solar: the parts behind most "won't heat" problems. See the full heater and heat pump parts guide.
Pressure switches & flow switches
The switch that proves water is flowing before the heater can fire.
Common sign: Flow or pressure codes (ERR PS, LO, CHECK FLOW) with good flow.
High-limit switches & sensors
High limits, thermistors, water and flue sensors.
Common sign: High-limit, sensor or flue faults that repeat with good flow.
Igniters, control boards & blowers
Igniters, ignition modules, control boards, gas valves and combustion blowers (installed by a qualified tech).
Common sign: Ignition faults a tech has traced.
Heat pump parts
Heat pump fan motors, sensors, switches, boards and panels (installed by a qualified tech).
Common sign: Heat pump runs but won't heat, fan won't spin, or a fault code a tech has traced.
Heater gaskets, headers & bypasses
Header gaskets, bypass assemblies, unions and heat exchanger parts.
Common sign: Drips at the heater connections.
Solar heating parts
Solar valves, vacuum relief valves, sensors and controllers.
Common sign: Solar won't divert water, or the controller doesn't switch.
Sanitizing
Salt cells and chlorinators
No chlorine, Inspect Cell, or flow lights that won't clear. See the full salt cells and chlorinators guide.
Salt cells
Replacement cells matched to your chlorinator model and pool size.
Common sign: Inspect Cell stays on after a good cleaning with salt in range.
Salt system flow switches & sensors
Flow switches and cell sensors for salt systems.
Common sign: No Flow / Flow red with the pump running and good flow.
Chlorinator power centers & boards
Chlorinator control boards and power centers (installed by a qualified tech).
Common sign: No lights at all with power present, or faults a tech traces to the board.
Complete salt systems
Whole salt chlorine generators, matched to your pool size and automation.
Common sign: Converting to salt, or the control box and cell are both done.
Controls & electrical
Automation, timers and electrical parts
The controller, the timers and relays it switches, and the valves it turns. See the full automation, timers and electrical parts guide.
Automation boards & control panels
Main boards, indoor and outdoor control panels and Wi-Fi modules, matched to your system.
Common sign: A tech has confirmed the controller is at fault.
Valve actuators
Actuators for pool/spa, solar and feature valves, matched to your controller.
Common sign: Valve won't turn on command, or pool/spa won't switch.
Timers & timer mechanisms
Mechanical and digital timers, timer mechanisms and trippers.
Common sign: Equipment won't come on at the set time, or the clock has stopped.
Relays, transformers & power supplies
Relays, transformers and power supplies for many control systems (installed by a licensed electrician).
Common sign: A relay clicks but nothing runs, or the controller is dead or rebooting.
Remotes, wireless & Wi-Fi modules
Wireless remotes, spa-side remotes and Wi-Fi or app modules.
Common sign: Remote or app won't connect, or a spa-side remote stopped working.
Lighting
Pool lights and light parts
LED, incandescent and halogen lights, niches and lenses. Installed by a licensed electrician. See the full pool lights and light parts guide.
LED pool lights
White and color LED lights matched to your niche size, voltage and cord length.
Common sign: Light dead, dim or stuck on one color, or you're upgrading from incandescent.
Incandescent & halogen lights and bulbs
Replacement bulbs and fixtures for older lights.
Common sign: Bulb burned out, or a fixture that's worn out.
Light niches, lenses & gaskets
Niches, lenses, face rings and lens gaskets.
Common sign: Water inside the lens, a cracked lens or a loose face ring.
Above-ground & spa lights
Return-mounted and small lights for above-ground pools and attached spas.
Common sign: Light out, or water in the fixture.
Light transformers & junction boxes
Low-voltage light transformers, junction boxes and light controllers (installed by a licensed electrician).
Common sign: Several lights out at once, or color lights that won't sync.
Cleaning
Pool cleaners and cleaner parts
Robotic, suction and pressure cleaners, and the parts that wear out. See the full pool cleaners and cleaner parts guide.
Robotic cleaners & robot parts
Robotic cleaners and their brushes, filters, tracks, motor units, cables and power supplies.
Common sign: Robot won't move, climb or pick up, or the power supply shows a fault.
Suction cleaners & parts
Suction-side cleaners and their diaphragms, hoses, skirts, wings and feet.
Common sign: Cleaner stalls, sticks in one place, or barely moves.
Pressure cleaners & parts
Pressure-side cleaners and their tires, tails, sweep hoses, bags and feed hoses.
Common sign: Cleaner circles, won't climb, or the bag won't fill.
Cleaner hoses, swivels & bags
Hose sections, swivels, leaf canisters and debris bags.
Common sign: Tangled or cracked hose, or a torn bag.
Plumbing
Plumbing, valves, skimmers, drains and returns
Everything water moves through, from the skimmer to the return jets. See the full plumbing, valves, skimmers, drains and returns guide.
Diverter, ball & check valves
2-way and 3-way diverter valves, ball valves, check valves and their O-rings and handles.
Common sign: Valve leaks at the stem, won't turn, or water backflows when the pump stops.
Skimmers & skimmer parts
Skimmer baskets, lids, weirs, collars, diverter plates and replacement skimmers.
Common sign: Cracked basket or lid, a stuck weir, or a leak around the skimmer.
Main drain covers & sumps
Certified drain covers (suction outlet fitting assemblies) and sumps (installed by a qualified pool tech).
Common sign: Drain cover cracked, discolored, missing screws, or past its marked service life.
Return fittings & eyeballs
Return jets, eyeball fittings, wall fittings and above-ground return kits.
Common sign: Missing or broken eyeball, or a leak at a return.
Pipe, fittings, unions & glue
PVC pipe and flex pipe, fittings, unions, couplings, primer and cement.
Common sign: Leak at a joint or union, or a cracked fitting at the equipment pad.
Hoses & above-ground plumbing
Above-ground pool hoses, hose adapters, clamps and plunger valves.
Common sign: Cracked hose, a leaking clamp, or a valve that won't shut.
Covers & liners
Pool covers and liners
Safety, winter and solar covers, cover reels, and vinyl liners. See the full pool covers and liners guide.
Safety covers & safety cover parts
Mesh and solid safety covers, springs, straps, anchors and installation tools.
Common sign: Worn straps or springs, a missing anchor, or a torn cover.
Winter covers
Winter covers, water tubes, air pillows and cover clips for in-ground and above-ground pools.
Common sign: Cover torn, or water bags split.
Solar covers & cover reels
Solar (bubble) covers, reels, straps and reel parts.
Common sign: Solar cover breaking down, or a reel that won't turn.
Automatic cover parts
Automatic cover fabric, ropes, motors and switches (installed by a qualified cover tech).
Common sign: Cover won't open or close all the way, or a frayed rope.
Vinyl liners (in-ground & above-ground)
Replacement liners matched to your pool's shape, measurements and bead type.
Common sign: Liner faded, brittle, wrinkled, pulling out of the track, or leaking.
Liner beads, coping & patch kits
Bead receivers, liner locks, coping strips and vinyl patch kits.
Common sign: Liner slipping out of the track, or a small tear.
In and around the pool
Ladders, rails, steps, diving boards and slides
Getting in and out safely, plus boards and slides. See the full ladders, rails, steps, diving boards and slides guide.
Ladders & ladder parts
In-ground and above-ground ladders, treads, bumpers, escutcheons and anchors.
Common sign: Cracked or slippery tread, a missing bumper, or a wobbly ladder.
Handrails & grab rails
Handrails, deck rails and their anchors and escutcheons.
Common sign: Loose or corroded rail, or a missing escutcheon.
Pool steps & entry systems
Drop-in and above-ground steps, step pads and replacement treads.
Common sign: Cracked step or a worn tread.
Diving boards & stands
Diving boards, jump boards, stands and mounting hardware, matched to your existing stand and pool.
Common sign: Cracked or delaminating board, or a loose stand.
Pool slides & slide parts
Slides and their water hookups, hardware and ladders, matched to your pool.
Common sign: Worn hardware, a cracked section, or no water flow on the slide.
Water care
Chemical feeders, test kits and water care
Feeders, testing and the small parts that keep the water right. See the full chemical feeders, test kits and water care guide.
Chlorine & bromine feeders
Inline and offline tablet feeders, floaters, and their lids, O-rings and valves.
Common sign: Cracked feeder, leaking lid, or no chlorine from tablets.
Test kits, reagents & strips
Drop test kits, replacement reagents, test strips and digital testers.
Common sign: Reagents expired, or readings you don't trust.
Chemical controllers, pumps & sensors
pH and ORP controllers, peristaltic pumps, probes and tubing (installed by a qualified tech).
Common sign: Readings drift, or the feed pump won't run.
Ozone & UV systems
Ozone generators, UV units, lamps and their parts.
Common sign: Unit shows a fault, or the lamp is past its rated life.
Don't see your part? Choose "Other / not sure" in the form and describe it in the notes.
Brands we source and help find parts for
- Pentair
- Hayward
- Jandy
- Zodiac
- Polaris
- Sta-Rite
- Raypak
- Rheem
- AquaCal
- Waterway
- Speck
- Maytronics (Dolphin)
- Intermatic
- Pleatco
- Unicel
- Filbur
- CMP
- S.R. Smith
- Inter-Fab
- Loop-Loc
- Meyco
- Taylor
- LaMotte
- Stenner
Brand names are trademarks of their owners. We're an independent parts and support service, not affiliated with, endorsed by or an authorized dealer for any manufacturer. These are brands we source and help find parts for. Availability depends on the part and model, and your quote confirms it.
Pool parts questions
How do I know which pool part I need?
Send us a photo of the label on the equipment (pump motor, filter tank, heater rating plate or salt cell), plus the old part if you have it, and describe what it's doing, including any code or light. A pool tech matches the part to your exact equipment before we quote. If you're not sure what's wrong, a short video call lets a tech look at it with you first.
Do you sell OEM or aftermarket parts?
We find the correct OEM or compatible part for your equipment, and your quote tells you which one it is. Prefer the original manufacturer's (OEM) part only? Just say so in the notes and we'll quote OEM.
How fast will I get a quote?
Quotes typically arrive by email within 1 business day (24 hours). Parts with complicated lookups can take a little longer, and we'll let you know if yours does.
How much does a pool part cost, and how do I pay?
It depends on the part and the equipment, so every request gets its own quote by email with price and availability. Nothing is ordered until you approve the quote. Then we email you a secure Square payment link; your card details go to Square and never touch our site. Your quote lists the part price, shipping and, for New York delivery addresses only, NY sales tax.
What about shipping, returns and warranty on parts?
Shipping: shipping is quoted per order and depends on the part, where it ships from and its availability (in stock, back order or special order), so your quote shows the shipping cost, options and timing. We email you tracking once it ships. Returns: the best return is the one you never need, which is why a pool tech confirms the part fits before you pay. If something still isn't right, contact us before sending anything back and we'll work with you; returns are reviewed case by case. Electrical parts (motors, drives, boards, heater controls, power centers) and special-order items can't be returned once ordered. Parts carry the manufacturer's warranty only.
Can I install the part myself?
Cartridges, baskets, lids, O-rings and gauges are simple, with the pump and breaker off and the filter pressure relieved. Motors, drives, heater parts, salt cell power centers, lights and anything wired at line voltage or connected to gas should be installed by a qualified pool technician or licensed electrician. We'll tell you which kind your part is, and help you find a local pro if you need one.
What if the part doesn't fix the problem?
We check in after your part arrives. If a part we sold you doesn't fix the problem, your follow-up video call is half price, so a tech can work out what's next.
Do I need a video call to order a part?
No. If you know what you need, just send the request form. If you're not sure which part it is, a video call with a pool tech (starting at $49; you choose the call type when you book) lets a tech identify it before you buy.
Troubleshoot before you buy
Free guides from our techs. Safe checks first, so you only buy the part you need.
Pump not priming
Pump runs but the basket won't fill. Almost always air or water level.
Read the guideHeater won't fire
No heat, a flow or pressure code, or an ignition lockout. Flow comes first.
Read the guideSalt cell / chlorinator codes
No Flow, Check Salt, Inspect Cell and what the IntelliChlor LEDs mean.
Read the guideFilter pressure high or low
The gauge tells you when to clean the filter, and when something upstream is wrong.
Read the guidePool losing water
Evaporation or a leak? The bucket test tells you in a day.
Read the guideElectrical safety & pool lights
Tingling, flickering lights or a GFCI that won't reset. Treat it as an emergency.
Read the guide