Pool Electrical Work: Pumps, Lights, Bonding and GFCI Protection

Wiring for pool pumps, heaters and lights, equipotential bonding, GFCI protection and equipment upgrades like variable-speed pumps. Safe, to code, and permitted.

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Common jobs

Pool Electrical Jobs We Do

Pools combine water, metal and electricity, so every part of the system has to be done right. These are the jobs we see most.

Wiring a new pool pump or variable-speed pump
Pool light replacement or LED upgrades
Wiring pool heaters and heat pumps
Adding or repairing GFCI protection
Checking or repairing bonding
Moving or upgrading pool equipment
Timers and automation controls
Outdoor outlets and lighting near the pool

How it works

How It Works

Inspect the Equipment

We check the pool equipment, circuits, GFCI protection and bonding.

Options with Prices

Repairs, upgrades or new wiring, each priced before we start.

Permit and Install

We pull the permit when required and do the work to code.

Test

We test GFCI protection and equipment before we leave.

Why it matters

Bonding and GFCI Protect Swimmers

Pool electrical systems have two jobs beyond powering equipment: preventing shocks in the water, and preventing stray voltage around the pool. That’s what bonding and GFCI protection do.

Bonding connects the metal parts around a pool, like ladders, rails, pump motors and the deck, so they stay at the same voltage. It’s easy to damage during remodels and equipment swaps.

GFCI protection shuts power off in a fraction of a second if current leaks where it shouldn’t. Pool lights, pumps and nearby outlets need it.

Upgrading your pump? Variable-speed pumps save energy but may need different wiring and controls. We’ll make sure the circuit matches.