Pool & Spa Electrical
Water and electricity demand extra care. We wire pool and spa equipment with the bonding and GFCI protection the code requires, so you can relax with peace of mind.
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Safety comes first around water
Pools, spas and hot tubs have some of the strictest electrical requirements in the code, and for good reason. Proper bonding, grounding and GFCI protection are what keep swimmers safe.
Whether you are building a new pool, replacing equipment or adding a hot tub to the patio, our licensed team handles the wiring from the panel to the pump, with clean conduit runs that hold up to Texas weather.
Pool & spa work we handle
- Pool pump, filter and heater circuits
- Equipotential bonding and grounding
- GFCI protection where required
- Hot tub and swim spa hookups
- Pool, spa and landscape lighting
- Underground conduit and disconnects
When to call us
New pool or spa
Your builder needs a licensed electrician for equipment and bonding.
Adding a hot tub
Most hot tubs need a dedicated 240-volt circuit and a disconnect.
Equipment replacement
A new pump or heater may need updated wiring or protection.
Tingles or trips
Any shock or tingle near water is an emergency. Stay out and call.
Pool & patio projects
Simple from first call to final walkthrough
Reach Out
Call or send a request. Tell us what's going on and when works for you.
Get a Clear Quote
We assess the job and give you honest options with upfront pricing.
We Do It Right
Licensed pros complete the work safely and to code, and we clean up after ourselves.
Walkthrough
We walk you through the finished work and make sure you're 100% happy.
“This is a rarity. A highly qualified electrician, who arrives right on time, is dressed professionally, is polite and personable, gets right to work, respects your property, does an A+++ job, charges fairly… And Ashley in the office… unbelievable. What a team.”
Frequently asked questions
Do you work with pool builders?
Yes. We regularly coordinate with pool builders and contractors to handle the electrical side of new pools and remodels.
What does a hot tub need electrically?
Most hot tubs need a dedicated 240-volt circuit, GFCI protection and a disconnect within sight of the tub. We'll check the requirements for your model and your panel's capacity.
What is pool bonding?
Bonding connects metal parts around the pool so they stay at the same electrical potential. It helps prevent dangerous voltage differences that could shock someone in or near the water.
I feel a tingle in the pool. What should I do?
Get everyone out of the water right away, keep people away from the pool and call us. A tingle can mean a serious bonding or equipment problem.
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