Low flow
Many heaters won't operate correctly without enough water flow. A dirty filter or pump issue can be the real cause.
Pool Referees · Plano, Texas
A pool heater can extend the swimming season into cooler months. When it won't fire or heats unevenly, Pool Referees can troubleshoot the heater and the related parts of the pool system to find the likely cause.
A heater may not heat because of low water flow, settings or controls, a power or fuel supply issue, or a problem within the heater. Because flow affects heater operation, the whole system is checked.
Specific tasks depend on your pool's condition, equipment and the visit.

Common problems
Many heaters won't operate correctly without enough water flow. A dirty filter or pump issue can be the real cause.
Uneven heating may be related to controls, sensors or the heater itself.
This can involve power, fuel supply, controls or safety switches. An on-site check is needed.
Benefits
A working heater lets you enjoy cooler spring and fall days.
We check flow and filtration, not just the heater.
Understand repair versus replacement before deciding.
Plano-based service for heater and pool needs.
Local context
Plano's warm season is long, but spring and fall evenings can be cool enough that many owners rely on a heater to keep swimming. Getting a heater checked before you need it can help avoid waiting during a cool snap.
Heater troubleshooting is available for residential and commercial pools.
How it works
Tell us what the heater is or isn't doing.
We check flow, settings and the heater's operation.
You get a recommendation before approved work proceeds.
Yes. Pool Referees troubleshoots and repairs pool heaters for residential and commercial pools.
Yes. Low water flow from a dirty filter or pump issue can prevent many heaters from operating properly.
A good time is before the cooler months when you plan to use it.
Tell us about your pool and Pool Referees will follow up about your service request. Open Monday–Sunday, 8:00 AM–5:00 PM.
(972) 430-5454