Slash energy costs with a fall equipment tune up
Cooler weather means your pool equipment finally gets a break, but only if it’s tuned right. A quick fall inspection and efficiency reset can cut your energy bills before winter even hits.
Why tune ups matter now
When temps drop, your system doesn’t need to work as hard, but debris, clogged filters, and bad timing still drain power. A small calibration today saves weeks of overuse later.
Tip: Fall is the best time to test pumps, heaters, and automation before winter stress builds.
Start with the pump
The pump is your biggest energy draw.
Clean filters and pump baskets for full flow.
Adjust your variable-speed schedule to shorter, low RPM windows.
Verify seals and unions to stop air leaks that reduce efficiency.
Lubricate o rings and inspect for wear.
Result: Same clarity, less runtime, lower kilowatts.
Heater and heat pump efficiency
Even mild Florida winters need smart heating.
Remove leaves and debris from the heater’s intake.
Check pressure switches and flow sensors.
Test heat pump defrost cycles before cold nights arrive.
Calibrate automation timers to match family swim times, not all day cycles.
Tip: A dirty or restricted heater can add 15–20% to energy use.
Filter and automation reset
Clean filters improve turnover and reduce runtime. Automation makes it simple:
Backwash or replace cartridges before pressure spikes.
Review automation schedules for reduced daylight hours.
Enable smart modes that balance flow with actual demand.
Electrical and safety checks
Stay efficient and safe.
Tighten all electrical connections.
Inspect GFCI outlets and circuit breakers.
Replace worn cords or weather seals.
Enjoy your pool stress-free. >>>
Let our experts handle the rest.
Enjoy your pool stress-free. >>> Let our experts handle the rest.
Book an energy saving equipment tune this fall.
We inspect, clean, and recalibrate pumps, filters, and heaters to keep your system efficient through the cooler months.
