Tartan Pools repairs pool plumbing on equipment pads across San Tan Valley: leaking valves, cracked unions, failed return lines and the suction-side air leaks that stop a pump from priming. Our office is in Queen Creek, close by.
Every job starts with a diagnostic service call, $95 to $165, and a written quote you approve before work starts. Tartan Pools is a licensed Arizona contractor, ROC #349378.
✔ Valves: stuck, cracked or leaking three-way valves and check valves, and new ball valves where a section needs to be isolated.
✔ Return and suction lines: replacing failed return plumbing, replumbing return headers, and fixing suction-side air leaks that stop a pump from priming.
✔ Unions and fittings: cracked unions at the pump, filter and salt cell, and failed fittings on the equipment pad.
✔ Equipment changes: replumbing the pad when a pump, filter, heater or salt cell is replaced or removed.
Plumbing on a San Tan Valley equipment pad sits in direct sun at 105 to 115 degrees for months at a time. PVC and fittings get brittle, unions crack, and valve seals wear, so small drips and air leaks are common. An air leak on the suction side is a frequent reason a pump loses prime or runs loud.
We fix plumbing on the equipment pad and the lines we can reach. If a leak turns out to be underground or in the pool shell, we tell you what we found and refer you to a leak detection specialist rather than guess.
Water pooling around the pump, filter or valves.
Air bubbles in the pump basket or returns.
A valve that will not turn, or water going to the wrong place.
Weak returns even with a clean filter.
Text or call with the symptom. A photo of the equipment pad helps us bring the right parts.
Diagnostic visit, $95 to $165. You get a text when the tech is on the way, and the stop is GPS-logged.
Written quote. Parts, labor and the reason, in plain words. You approve it before anything is ordered.
The repair. Done by our own technician, with a photo report of the finished work in your portal.
Plumbing problems often show up alongside pump or filter trouble. See pool repair in San Tan Valley and pump repair and replacement.
All of San Tan Valley, including Pecan Creek, Trailside Village, Ironwood Crossing and Encanterra. We also work in Queen Creek, Gilbert, Mesa and Chandler.
For everything else we do in town, see the San Tan Valley pool service page.
Call (480) 999-9226 or text a photo of the problem. We answer calls and texts 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and you can also reach us through the contact page. Tartan Pools is a licensed Arizona contractor, ROC #349378, and is rated 4.9 from 358 Google reviews.
Current offers are listed on the specials page, and our plan prices are on the pricing page.
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Yes. We repair valves, unions, fittings and return and suction plumbing on the equipment pad and the lines we can reach. Every job starts with a diagnostic visit, $95 to $165, and a written quote.
No. If a leak is underground or in the pool shell, we tell you what we found on the equipment side and refer you to a leak detection specialist.
No. Every repair is quoted first and approved by you, in writing, before work starts. If the technician finds something else once the work is underway, they stop and ask. That is the rule on every job, large or small.
Yes. Tartan Pools Cleaning & Repair is licensed by the Arizona Registrar of Contractors, license ROC #349378. You can look it up at roc.az.gov.
