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Pool, Spa & Equipment Wiring
Pool electrical has its own article in the code for a reason. Equipotential bonding, GFCI protection and disconnect placement are not optional details. They are the things standing between a fault and someone in the water. This is work to have inspected.
What we do
- Pump and heater circuits, including variable-speed pump conversions
- Equipotential bonding grid for pool shells, decks and equipment
- Spa and hot tub disconnects and GFCI protection
- Pool light circuits and transformer replacement
- Correcting bonding and GFCI faults found in an inspection
Included
- Permit and inspection. For pool work this is not the corner to cut
- GFCI protection verified by test, not assumed
- Bonding continuity confirmed with an instrument
- Disconnect placed at the required distance and sightline
Where we work
South Lake County
West Orange
Common questions
My pool inspection failed on bonding. Can you fix it?
Yes, that is a common call. We find what is not bonded, correct it, and get it re-inspected.
Do I need a permit for a hot tub?
For the electrical circuit and disconnect, yes. It is a 240-volt circuit next to water.
Can you convert my pump to variable speed?
Yes, and in most cases it pays for itself in power. The circuit and controls need checking first.
Other things we do
Troubleshooting & repair
Half a room dead, a breaker that keeps tripping, lights that dim when the AC kicks on. We find the actual cause instead of replacing parts until it stops.
Learn morePanel & service upgrades
200-amp service upgrades, panel replacements, and swapping out the panel brands that insurers will not cover.
Learn moreEV charger installation
Level 2 home charging installed on a dedicated circuit, sized right, permitted and inspected.
Learn moreGet a straight answer on pool & spa wiring.
Call and describe it. We will tell you what it likely is and what it costs to find out for certain.