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A wet spot under the pump does not automatically mean you need a new pump.Here’s how to narrow it down:A shaft seal leak...
09/22/2026

A wet spot under the pump does not automatically mean you need a new pump.

Here’s how to narrow it down:

A shaft seal leak usually shows up between the pump’s wet end and motor, near the seal plate. Water may drip from the bottom of the housing and can eventually damage the motor.

A lid O-ring leak usually leaves water around the clear lid, lid groove, or clamp. It may also cause air to enter the system and make the pump lose prime.

Water can travel, so the exact source matters. Before inspecting anything, shut off power at the breaker and verify the pump cannot start.

Check for:
• Moisture around the lid and O-ring groove
• Water below the seal plate
• Cracks or damage near the impeller area
• Motor age and overall condition
• Amp draw compared with the motor nameplate rating

A seal or O-ring repair often makes sense when the motor is in good condition and the housing is sound. Replacement may be the better call when the motor is old, amp draw is high, the seal plate or housing is damaged, or multiple major parts are failing.

In the East Valley, late-September dust and wind are still loading filters. Don’t shorten pump runtime yet just because temperatures are easing.

Want a real diagnosis before spending money on a new pump? Book a Virtual Service Call:
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Mid-September pool check for East Valley homeowners and property managers:As monsoon dust settles and bather load drops,...
09/17/2026

Mid-September pool check for East Valley homeowners and property managers:

As monsoon dust settles and bather load drops, don’t let your pool maintenance slide too far.

• Check filter pressure against your clean baseline. A noticeable increase can mean the filter is loading up with dust and debris.
• Empty skimmer baskets regularly so water can circulate properly.
• Don’t cut pump runtime too aggressively while dust is still blowing. Fine dust can keep entering the pool even when the water looks clear.
• Check water clarity and chemistry after windy days, not just after heavy use.

Small checks now can help prevent poor circulation and avoidable equipment stress later.

Want a second opinion on what you’re seeing? Visit https://casarizona.com/?via=casazx or use the Virtual Service Call: https://completeaquaticsolutions.com/virtual-technician?via=casazx

Last call before tonight’s storms: turn your pool ON and make sure the skimmers are running before the weather arrives.A...
09/03/2026

Last call before tonight’s storms: turn your pool ON and make sure the skimmers are running before the weather arrives.

A few minutes now can help keep leaves and debris from piling up in the pool:

• Keep skimmer valves 100% open.
• Run the pump on high speed overnight if high winds are expected.
• Strap down or bring in trampolines, furniture, umbrellas, and loose plants.
• After the storm, vacuum slowly and check the water before swimming.

Outflow winds and blowing dust can create a mess quickly. If your equipment does not start, or you are unsure what to check, visit https://casarizona.com/?via=casazx.

For a remote second opinion from Jeff, use the Virtual Service Call: https://completeaquaticsolutions.com/virtual-technician?via=casazx

LAST CALL before tonight’s storms pass.The severe thunderstorm warning remains active until 9:15 PM tonight, Aug. 31. Fo...
09/01/2026

LAST CALL before tonight’s storms pass.

The severe thunderstorm warning remains active until 9:15 PM tonight, Aug. 31. Forecast conditions include wind gusts up to 60 mph, pea-sized hail, a dust wall, visibility under 1 mile, and a flood watch through Monday morning.

If it’s safe and dry to access your controls, turn your pool ON now and check these items:

• Keep skimmers 100% open.
• Run the pump on high speed overnight to catch leaves and debris.
• Strap down or bring in trampolines.
• Secure loose furniture, umbrellas, plants, and anything else the wind can move.
• Stay indoors during active lightning. Do not handle pool equipment while conditions are unsafe.
• Tomorrow morning, vacuum slowly so you don’t stir up settled debris.

A few minutes of preparation can make the cleanup easier after the storm.

Need a second opinion on your pool or equipment? Visit casarizona.com?via=casazx or use our Virtual Service Call: https://completeaquaticsolutions.com/virtual-technician?via=casazx

Last call before tonight’s storm window.If your pool is off, turn it on now and make sure both skimmers are 100% open an...
08/31/2026

Last call before tonight’s storm window.

If your pool is off, turn it on now and make sure both skimmers are 100% open and running before the Sunday evening storms: roughly 8–11 PM.

The shower/thunderstorm chance is around 20%, with possible gusts near 25 mph. A broader dust storm threat could bring gusts over 45 mph.

Before the wind picks up:
• Secure or bring in trampolines, patio furniture, umbrellas, plants, and other loose items.
• Run the pump on high speed overnight during high winds so the skimmers can catch leaves and debris.
• Once conditions settle, vacuum slowly in the morning.

For local pool service or repair help, visit https://casarizona.com/?via=casazx

Need a second opinion before spending money on a repair? Use our Virtual Service Call: https://completeaquaticsolutions.com/virtual-technician?via=casazx

Last call before Sunday’s monsoon storms.Before the wind and dust arrive:• Turn your pool system ON.• Make sure skimmers...
08/30/2026

Last call before Sunday’s monsoon storms.

Before the wind and dust arrive:

• Turn your pool system ON.
• Make sure skimmers are 100% open and baskets are clear.
• If your equipment is operating normally, run the pump on high speed overnight.
• Secure or bring in trampolines, umbrellas, furniture, plants, and other loose items.

The forecast calls for about a 50% storm chance, gusty winds, dust, and possible flash flooding across the East Valley. Don’t wait until the first gusts to check your pool.

After the storm, vacuum slowly in the morning. Then check the water level and chemistry before swimming.

If your pool won’t start or won’t keep up after the storm, visit casarizona.com for help.

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26221 South 202nd Way
Queen Creek, AZ
85142

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Thursday 9am - 4pm
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