Pump won't turn on? Heater throwing a code? Water level dropping every day? Miller Pool and Spa repairs pool equipment across the Conejo Valley. A tech comes out, finds the problem, and gives you a price before any work starts.
You don't need to be a weekly customer. We take repair calls from any pool owner in our service area.
Most calls fall into one of these. If yours doesn't, call anyway. If we can't fix it, we'll tell you who can.
Pumps that hum and won't start, trip the breaker, leak at the shaft seal or keep losing prime. We rebuild or replace, and we'll tell you when a variable-speed pump makes more sense than another repair on an old single-speed.
Gas heaters and heat pumps from Raypak, Pentair, Hayward and Jandy. Ignition failures, pressure switches, bad sensors, and heat exchangers scaled up by our hard water.
Cartridge, DE and sand filters. Cracked tanks, worn multiport valves, and pressure that climbs faster than it should between cleanings.
If the pool loses more than about a quarter inch a day, it's not evaporation. We pressure-test the plumbing and dye-test the shell, lights and fittings, then fix what we find.
Hayward AquaRite, Pentair IntelliChlor and Jandy AquaPure. Cells that read low after you've added salt, flow sensors, and control boards.
Control panels that drop their schedules, apps that lose the pool, and pool or spa lights that won't come on. We repair LED and incandescent fixtures and the wiring behind them.
Neglected or storm-hit pools brought back to clear water. We check the equipment while we're at it, since a green pool usually means something stopped running.
New pumps, heaters, filters and salt systems, sized for the pool. We install what we repair, so there's one company to call afterward.
We work on Pentair, Hayward, Jandy and Raypak equipment, plus most other major brands.
The tech diagnoses first and quotes second. You approve the number, then we start. If something else turns up once we're in there, we stop and call you.
We also tell you when a repair isn't worth it. A twelve-year-old single-speed pump with a bad motor is usually a replacement, not a rebuild, and we'll say so.
Water here is hard. That scale shows up on salt cells, heater exchangers and tile long before it shows up on your bill. Our techs work on it every day, so repairs account for it and last longer.
If you want someone to keep an eye on the pool after it's fixed, we run weekly service routes through Thousand Oaks and Newbury Park too.
Call, text or send the form. We call back to schedule a visit.
(805) 492-6991Already a weekly customer? Call the office and we'll send your tech.
"I used Miller Pool for their leak detection service. Jon and Jarett arrived with big smiles which is always a good start. They had the right gear and very quickly located my leak. These guys are clearly experienced at what they do. If I was to recommend someone for leak detection I would most certainly recommend Miller Pool."
"Professional. Honest. Timely. Good communication. Left backyard clean. Explained the operation of the new heater. Will contact Miller Pool for all of our future pool needs."
"We have been so happy with this pool service! They always show up regularly. Communication has been really good. At one point our full pool sweeper broke and the very next day they were able to get us a new pool sweeper. Thank you!"
"They show up same day and time. I love that I can pay online. Their prices are not the cheapest, but you're paying for a licensed and professional company with great communication skills."
We're based in Newbury Park, so most Thousand Oaks repair calls are a short drive for us.
| ZIP | Neighborhoods |
|---|---|
| 91362 | North Ranch, Lang Ranch, Sunset Hills, east Thousand Oaks |
| 91360 | Central Thousand Oaks, Wildwood, Lynn Ranch, Conejo Oaks |
| 91320 | Newbury Park, Dos Vientos, Rancho Conejo, Casa Conejo |
| 91361 | South Thousand Oaks, Westlake side of Thousand Oaks |
Yes. Repair calls are open to any pool owner in Thousand Oaks and Newbury Park. Plenty of our repair customers have a different weekly service company or clean the pool themselves.
It depends on the part. An ignitor or a pressure switch is a small job. A heat exchanger is a big one, and on an older heater it can be close to the cost of a new unit. We diagnose first and give you the number before touching anything.
Fill a bucket, set it on the top step, and mark the water level inside and outside the bucket. Check after 24 hours with the pump off. If the pool dropped more than the bucket did, call us for leak detection.
If it's a newer variable-speed pump, usually fix it. If it's an old single-speed with a failing motor, a variable-speed replacement often pays for itself in electricity within a couple of years. We'll show you both numbers.
