Having a pumping system in place is essential to keeping your water clear and free from any bacteria. The frequency with which the pool is used, will determine how fast bacteria can spread and what type of equipment you neet to control that.
Get in touch with us so we can discuss what are the best solutions for you. And if your pump fails, call our 24/7 emergency team.
Speed of Service
When your pump fails, you need action—not promises. That’s why we respond fast, and fix it faster.
24/7 Support
Your pump doesn’t care what time it is when it breaks down. Neither do we. We operate 365 days a year.
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Local coverage
We provide pump services to the South West and South Wales:
Bristol, Cardiff, Newport, Bath, Cheltenham, Gloucester, Weston-super-Mare, Bridgewater, Thornton, Exeter, Salisbury, Southampton, Reading, Swindon, Slough, Oxford, Basingstoke, Newbury, Worcester, Hereford, Yeovil
Accreditations
If you are responsible for the maintenance of a pool , Mawdsleys can guide you through the process from installation to maintenance ensuring your pool is kept to it’s highest standards. To ensure the right pump is chosen for your needs, Mawdsleys Pump Services will select the right pump based on the size of your pool; we have worked with Hotels, Leisure Centres, Sports teams, Spas and more with the upkeep of their swimming pool pumps.
Swimming pool pumps can experience many problems in their day to day running, this can be caused by an intake of debris, the pump becoming clogged by waste or by a lack of proper maintenance. If you notice a drop in your pumps performance, hear unusual noises being produced from the unit or notice leaking from your system, give us a call, we can advise on whether the pump should be repaired or if it will save you money to purchase a replacement.
Swimming Pool Pump Repair FAQs
This is calcium scaling. High pH levels—common when pool water isn’t balanced—cause minerals to “fall out” of the water and solidify. Hard water doesn’t just look bad; it creates friction that forces your pump to work harder, increasing your 2026 energy bills.
Your pump has an internal safety switch that cuts power if it gets too hot. This is usually caused by poor plant room ventilation or a failing start capacitor.
That high-pitched “scream” is the sound of failed motor bearings. While it sounds terminal, Mawdsleys can often replace the bearings and mechanical seal for a fraction of the cost of a new pump. If you hear this, turn it off immediately.