If your pool light is aging, you have two basic choices: replace it with the same kind of light, or upgrade to LED. We do both, along with troubleshooting lights that aren't behaving. Here's how the options compare so you can decide before we ever show up.
Staying with a like-for-like replacement
- Makes sense if you're happy with your current light and just need it working again.
- Usually the quickest fix when only the bulb or lens has failed.
- Keeps the look you already have.
Upgrading to LED
- Uses up to 80% less electricity than a halogen bulb.
- Lasts years longer, so you're not calling someone again soon.
- Runs cooler, which is easier on seals and gaskets.
- Many fixtures offer multiple colors.
Not sure which you have?
Many homeowners don't know whether their pool light is halogen, incandescent, or already LED, and that's normal. Send us a photo of the light and, if you can find it, the label on the fixture. We'll tell you what you're working with.
For most people with an older light, LED is the better long-term value. But it's your pool, and we'll give you an honest answer either way.
When the problem isn't the bulb
Some lights fail because of what's around them: a worn gasket, water in the housing, or a damaged cord. Our techs look at the whole fixture, not just the bulb, so the fix actually holds.
What working with us looks like
You reach out by phone or through our quote form. We give you a clear price up front. A pool light specialist does the work and tests the light before leaving. That's it.
Because we stick to pool lights, we don't carry the overhead of a full-service pool company. That savings shows up in your quote.