Possible causes include low water level, blocked baskets, a loose pump lid, an air leak, closed valves, or a circulation restriction.
Request equipment service →Free Pool Tools
Helpful tools for pool owners.
Estimate pool volume, organize basic equipment symptoms, and prepare better information before requesting service.
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Fast, practical estimates
Designed for planning and service conversations—not chemical dosing.
Pool Volume Calculator
Estimate how many gallons your pool holds.
Choose the pool shape and enter measurements in feet. For sloped pools, use the shallow and deep depths so the calculator can estimate the average depth.
Planning estimate only
Actual volume can vary because of steps, benches, curves, slopes, and unusual shapes. Confirm measurements before using volume for treatment or equipment sizing.
Estimated Volume
— gallons
Enter your measurements to calculate an estimate.
Equipment Symptom Guide
Start with what you are seeing.
This guide helps organize common symptoms before you call. It does not replace an on-site inspection.
Cloudiness may involve filtration, circulation, sanitizer demand, water balance, debris, algae, or a filter that needs attention.
Request a pool evaluation →A dirty filter, closed valve, return restriction, blocked plumbing, or trapped debris may cause pressure to rise.
Request filter service →Cell buildup, water temperature, flow, salt level, settings, or cell condition can affect chlorine production.
Request salt-system service →Evaporation, splash-out, backwashing, plumbing leaks, equipment leaks, liner damage, or structural issues may contribute.
Request an inspection →Air, debris, worn bearings, poor flow, vibration, cavitation, or motor issues may cause abnormal noise.
Request equipment service →Need a professional opinion?