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A pool lit from underwater at night beside a lit house and terrace

Pool light repair in Winter Park

A light that won’t come on is often a safety question first. We test before we touch it.

Safety checked first

Before anything is energized.

GFCI tested

Tripped on purpose, not assumed.

Bonding verified

Continuity measured, not guessed.

Signs you need it

When to call about pool lights

The light won’t turn on

A bulb, a GFCI or water in the fixture.

The GFCI keeps tripping

Leave the light off until it’s checked.

A fogged or water-filled lens

A failed gasket.

A man with a flashlight inspecting an electrical panel on a garage wall

How we do it

The honest version of pool lights

The safety check comes first

GFCI operation, bonding continuity and the condition of the niche are checked before anything is energized. If the protection isn’t working, nothing goes back in the water until it is.

Color LED, sensibly

A color LED retrofit is a genuine upgrade on power and lamp life. It’s also often sold to fix a light that has simply filled with water past a failed gasket.

Water in the fixture

A flooded fixture is a gasket and a lens, and it’s a repair. We’ll tell you which one you have.

Step by step

What happens on the visit

  1. Test the GFCI

    Before touching the fixture.

  2. Check bonding and the niche

    Continuity measured.

  3. Pull and inspect

    Gasket, lens, cord and lamp.

  4. Reseal, repair or replace

    Quoted in writing first.

What it costs

What decides the price

No surprise lines. Every job is quoted in writing, and nothing is done until you reply.

What we look at

  • A gasket and lens reseal
  • A lamp or LED retrofit
  • A GFCI or bonding fix, if the test finds one

How you’re quoted

In writing, with the reading or the pressure that made us recommend it. Approve all of it, some of it, or none of it.

Nothing goes back in the water until the protection tests right.

Reviews

What customers say about our pool lights

4.9Average across 212 reviews on Google
Safety inspection

Asked for a safety check before the grandkids visited. They found an expired drain cover and a gate latch that was not self-closing. Both fixed the same week, and we got the list in writing.

Linda M.Maitland · 7 months ago on Google
Heater repair

Heater kept shutting off. It was the filter, not the heater. They cleaned it, showed us the pressure before and after, and the heater has run all winter since.

Tom and Alicia B.Orlando · 2 months ago on Google

Straight answers

Pool lights: questions

Is it safe to swim if the pool light is out?

Leave the light switched off and have it checked. If the GFCI is tripping, don’t reset it repeatedly; that’s the protection doing its job.

Should I switch to LED?

It’s a real upgrade on power and lamp life. It isn’t the fix for a fixture that has filled with water.

Why does the GFCI keep tripping?

Often water in the fixture or a damaged cord. It needs testing before the light is used again.

Get a straight answer about your pool.

Tell us what it is doing. If it can wait, we’ll say so, and if it can’t, we’ll say that too.

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What the chat on this page is doing

Say the pool has gone green and it asks how long for. Days is chemistry. Weeks can mean the stabiliser is high and it needs a partial drain rather than more chemicals.

It takes a name and a number and hands it straight over. Nothing here is held, booked or confirmed, and it will not price the job.

What it costs

website from $1,195, paid oncebots from $149 a month

The whole number, on the page. We build your first page free, on your own name, in 12–48 hrs — you look at it before any money moves.

What comes with it
  • Your Google Business Profile set up
  • Your local directory listings
  • A chat on your website that answers customers day and night
  • Every lead emailed to you
  • Your marketing platform: make posts to your website and your Google Business Profile, all from one place
  • Continuous updates for AI search: your posts go from the platform to your website and your Google Business Profile, keeping your business current for the people searching and the assistants that read it
  • One platform for your posts and leads, where your customers come from, and your ads if you add Google Ads
  • If you add Google Ads: see your Google Ads analytics, your spend each day and your keywords, day by day or across any date range, from the same platform
  • Every bot on staff for your trade
  • Your posts drafted for you to approve, for your website and Google Business Profile. Nothing goes out until you say so
  • The Ad Manager checks your Google Ads spend every morning, if you run ads
  • The referral program
  • The lead form, wired to you
  • The staff tools: scheduling, crew and documents
  • 30 minutes a month of website and Google Business Profile work (Starter has 15 minutes). It does not roll over to the next month.

It does not roll over to the next month.

Mini $49 a month (no bots) · Starter $149 a month (starting with bots) · Growth $249 a month (full bots). The website is priced on its own, paid once.

What you own

The website is yours to keep, on your own domain. The chat and the marketing stop with the service.

Thirty days’ notice, any time. No year, no lock.

One company per area. When yours is taken, it’s taken.

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