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Passion Pool Care handles pool equipment installation in Nashville for pumps, filters, heaters and lights. We size each replacement to your pool, install it properly and show you how it works.
Local
Greater Nashville based
Reliable
Weekly, like clockwork
Since 2013
Over a decade of pool care
Family Owned
Real people, real care
What we install
Every pool's equipment pad is a small system. The pump moves the water, the filter cleans it, the heater warms it and the lights let you swim after dark. When one piece fails or is badly matched, the others work harder and wear out sooner.
Our equipment installations start with your pool. We measure the gallons, check the plumbing and look at what is already on the pad. Then we recommend equipment from all major brands that fits your pool, your budget and how your family actually swims through a Middle Tennessee season.
Every install is plumbed with unions so it can be serviced later, then connected and tested before we leave. You also get a clear walk-through of the new equipment. If a repair still makes more sense, our repair team will tell you before you buy anything. And if you are on our weekly route, the same friendly technician keeps an eye on it every visit.
Our installation services
Choose the equipment you need to see how we size, install and test it for your pool.
Cartridge, DE or sand filters sized to your pump, plumbed with unions and pressure tested.
Gas heaters and heat pumps sized to your pool and spa, installed and fire tested.
Variable-speed pumps sized to your pool, installed with unions and programmed to save power.
LED pool lights fitted with the circuit, GFCI and fixture seal checked and wet tested.
Is it time?
Repairs make sense for many problems, but these signs usually point to new pool equipment.
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The same pool pump, filter or heater has needed repairs several times.
02
Parts for your pool equipment model are discontinued or hard to find.
03
A cracked pump housing, filter tank or heater cabinet is leaking at the pad.
04
An old single-speed pool pump is driving up your summer electric bill.
05
Your pool light is out, trips the GFCI or has water inside the lens.
06
Your filter is too small for the pump and needs cleaning far more often than it should.
How we install
The right equipment, sized and installed properly, saves money and service calls for years. Here is what we look at first.
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Bigger is not always better on a pool pad. A pump that is too large for the plumbing wastes power, and a filter too small for the pump runs at high pressure and needs constant cleaning. We start every pool equipment installation by measuring the pool's gallons, the pipe size and the existing equipment. That way the new pump, filter or heater fits the system it joins and works with it, instead of against it.
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When one piece of older equipment fails, the rest is often close behind. A new variable-speed pump can expose an undersized filter, and a heater may need a minimum flow to fire. If several parts of your pad are near the end of their life, replacing them together saves a second visit and keeps everything matched. If the rest of the pad is in good shape, we will tell you that too.
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Equipment has to sit in the right order on the pad: pump, then filter, then heater, then any salt cell or chlorinator, so concentrated chlorine never flows back through the heater. We plumb new pool equipment with unions and isolation valves so it can be serviced or winterized without cutting pipe. Before we leave, we pressure test the system, check every joint for leaks and record the clean filter pressure.
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Pool equipment in Greater Nashville deals with hot, humid summers, heavy pollen and leaf loads, afternoon thunderstorms and freezing winter nights. We choose and install equipment with that in mind: filters with room for fall leaves, pumps programmed for summer turnover and valves placed so fall winterizing is simple. The goal is equipment that handles every season without surprises.
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Passion Pool Care has been family-owned since 2013 and is run by John and Tammy from Murfreesboro. We serve Nashville, Brentwood, Franklin, Belle Meade, Green Hills, Spring Hill and nearby communities. Every pool equipment installation starts with a free, no-pressure quote. We will also give you a straight answer on whether to repair or replace.
Not sure what your pool needs?
Describe what you are seeing and we will tell you, honestly, what it takes to fix it.
How it works
1
Call (629) 247-6255 or send the form and tell us which pump, filter, heater or light needs replacing.
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We look at your pool and pad, recommend equipment that fits and give you a free, no-pressure quote.
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We plumb it with unions, test it and walk you through the new equipment before we leave.
FAQ
Still have a question? Call or text (629) 247-6255.
It depends on which pieces you replace, the brands you choose and what your pad and plumbing need. We look at your pool first, then give you a free, no-obligation quote before any work starts.
Replace just the motor if the pump housing, impeller and seals are still sound. If the housing is cracked, parts are hard to find or it's an old single-speed pump, a whole new pump usually makes more sense. We check it first and quote both options.
You need a pad big enough to hold the pump, filter, heater and any salt cell in the right order, with room to service each one. Heaters also need the clearances their manufacturer lists. We measure your pad before recommending new equipment.
Yes. A solid, level pad keeps equipment off the dirt, holds the plumbing steady and makes service easier. Equipment sitting on uneven ground can shift, strain its fittings and start leaking.
You can leave that to us. We work on all major brands and bring the replacement that fits your pool, so you don't have to guess at model numbers or sizes.
Get an assessment before replacing anything. Older pads often wear out together, but sometimes one failure is causing the others, like low flow shutting down a heater. We check the whole pad and tell you plainly what needs replacing now and what can wait. Call (629) 247-6255.
For most pools, yes. A variable-speed pump can run at lower speeds for longer, which usually uses much less electricity than an old single-speed pump. ENERGY STAR lists certified pool pumps if you want to compare models. We size and program the new pump for your pool.
Not automatically, so have it checked first. Some older units still have years left, while others are close to failing. We look at the whole pad and give you an honest picture before you spend money.
Usually, yes. A new pump, filter or heater just needs to match the system it joins. We check that the new piece fits the plumbing and works with your other equipment, so nothing ends up undersized.
The best brand is the one that fits your pool, your pad and your budget. We install equipment from all major brands and recommend models based on your pool size, plumbing and how you use it.
Tell us what is failing on your pad, and we will recommend the right replacement. Call (629) 247-6255 for a free, no-pressure quote.
Where we work
Based in Murfreesboro and caring for pools across Middle Tennessee. Find your county to see the cities we cover.
Call (629) 247-6255 and we'll check availability for your address.
