194 licensed businesses
Pool Equipment Service & Heater Repair in Texas
These businesses hold a TDLR Residential Appliance Installation Contractor license (or a TSBPE Responsible Master Plumber license) and have a pool or spa business name that mentions service, care, repair or maintenance. They are a good first call for a heater that has stopped working or needs replacing, but not every service company works on every heater type, so ask before you book.
Why choose this
- Service-focused companies are often the quickest option when a heater stops working.
- Many offer ongoing maintenance, so one company can look after the pump, filter and heater.
- Can tell you whether a repair or a replacement makes more sense.
Things to consider
- Not every service company works on every heater type or brand.
- Electrical or gas supply work may need another licensed trade.
- Parts availability can affect repair timelines for older heaters.
Questions to ask
- The contractor's TDLR license number (or TSBPE plumbing license for gas piping), so you can confirm it on the state license search.
- Who pulls the permit (and any separate electrical, plumbing or gas permit) and whether permit fees are included.
- The heater make, model and output, and how they sized it for your pool. Ask them to show the calculation.
- Warranty terms: manufacturer warranty on the equipment and the contractor's own warranty on labor.
- Whether they work on your heater brand and type (heat pump, gas or solar).
- A written diagnosis and price for repair vs. replacement.
- Whether there is a trip or diagnostic fee, and whether it is credited toward the repair.
Pool Equipment Service & Heater Repair by county
- Collin 27
- Harris 22
- Tarrant 19
- Dallas 17
- Denton 15
- Travis 12
- Bexar 9
- Montgomery 8
- Williamson 7
- Fort Bend 4
- Rockwall 4
- Comal 3
- Ellis 3
- Galveston 3
- Hays 3
- Kaufman 3
- Kendall 3
- Nueces 3
- Parker 3
- Smith 3
- Bandera 2
- Bell 2
- McLennan 2
- Angelina 1
- Brazoria 1
- Burnet 1
- Cameron 1
- El Paso 1
- Erath 1
- Grayson 1
- Gregg 1
- Guadalupe 1
- Jefferson 1
- Navarro 1
- Palo Pinto 1
- Randall 1
- San Jacinto 1
- Wilson 1
- Wise 1
- Young 1
Frequently asked questions
My pool heater stopped working. Repair or replace?
Ask a licensed contractor for a written diagnosis that covers the failed part, the repair price and the replacement option. Age, parts availability and warranty status all matter. Get 2–3 written quotes for a replacement.
Why are these businesses tagged "service & repair"?
Because their pool or spa business name mentions service, care, repair or maintenance. Every business here holds a current TDLR Residential Appliance Installation Contractor license or TSBPE Responsible Master Plumber license. Ask each one which heater types they work on.