Pool pump inspection
and replacement options.
As of September 2025, single-speed motors above 1.15 THP are illegal to sell. September 2027 expands to nearly every residential pool. Our pump audit tells you where you stand and what an upgrade saves.
What’s included
- On-site inspection of current pump (model, age, THP, flow rate)
- DOE compliance status, current and Sep 2027 phase
- Energy-use measurement at your panel
- Variable-speed upgrade quote, installed price, payback timeline
- Utility-rebate eligibility check (Rocky Mountain Power, Questar)
- Written report you can share with HOAs or insurance
How it works
We document your pump, plumbing, electrical, and bonding. Photographed and timestamped.
PDF report. Current status, 2027 status, energy use, upgrade options, expected payback.
We quote installation after checking the pump and any electrical or bonding work needed.
Most variable-speed pumps qualify for $100–$400 utility rebates. We file the paperwork.
What to know about Utah pools
- Most Utah homeowners don't know the mandate exists. We're positioning Utah Pools as the local authority, write-ups in Standard-Examiner, plain-language explainers on what the mandate means.
- Variable-speed pumps cut energy use 50–80%. In Utah's tiered electric rates, payback is usually under 18 months.
- Single-speed motors above 1.15 THP can't be replaced legally as of Sep 2025, if yours fails after that, you're forced into a variable-speed install anyway. Better to plan than to react.
Common questions
What happens if I just ignore the mandate?
What about my older Pentair WhisperFlo?
Do I really save that much energy?
Related services
Equipment repair
Most repairs come up mid-summer, which is exactly when you don't want a broken pump.
Automation install
Pentair IntelliCenter, Hayward OmniLogic, or Jandy iAquaLink.
Weekly maintenance
Call for weekly service pricing based on your pool, location, and service needs.
Tell us what your pool needs.
Send us your ZIP and a few details. We’ll follow up with pricing and scheduling.