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Pool Cover Repair and Replacement

Pool cover repairs we make

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Straps and stitching

Torn straps and failed seams are re-sewn or replaced, which is most of what goes wrong on safety covers.

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Anchors

Pulled or spinning anchors get reset into sound concrete, with the surrounding deck repaired.

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Panel tears

Holes and rips get panel patches that hold weight, not tape that lasts a month.

Automatic cover motors

Motors, ropes, pulleys and limit switches serviced on the common track systems.

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Tracks and lids

Bent track, debris-packed channels and failing lids are the root of most automatic cover complaints.

New covers

When it is genuinely done, we measure your pool and order a cover that fits it exactly.

Want this in your backyard? Let us walk it with you.

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Cover service scope

  • Full cover and anchor inspection
  • Strap replacement and re-stitching
  • Panel patching and seam repair
  • Anchor reset and deck repair
  • Automatic cover motor and rope service
  • Track cleaning, alignment and lid repair
  • On-site measurement for a new cover
  • Seasonal on and off service
Get this scoped and priced

Repair or replace a pool cover

Repair it

The fabric is still strong, the damage is localized, and the cover is under about eight years old.

Replace it

Fabric tears when you pull on it, multiple panels have failed, or the weave has gone chalky from UV.

Either way, fix the anchors

A perfect cover on failing anchors will tear again in the first heavy snow. This is where we start.

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Cover repair questions

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Ask us a cover repair question

My cover is sagging into the water. Is that bad?

It means straps or anchors have let go. Left alone, snow load will tear the panel. Worth a call now.

Can you fix a cover you did not sell?

Yes. We repair all the common safety and automatic cover brands in this market.

How long do repairs take?

Strap and anchor work is usually a single visit. Panel repairs sometimes go to a shop for a few days.

Why does my automatic cover stop halfway?

Almost always track debris or rope tension, not the motor. Inexpensive to fix if caught early.

Should I repair before winter or after?

Before. A compromised cover is what turns one hard winter into a new cover and a spring cleanup.

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Book a pool cover repair

Most covers we are asked to replace only need straps and anchors. We will tell you which yours is.