18/05/2026
Your current pool pump is costing you $80-100 a month in electricity right now.
Single-speed pump, 2 HP, around 2,000 watts. Running 10 hours a day on Oklahoma's electric rates — roughly $850-1,000 a year just to circulate water during pool season.
The variable-speed pump I install does the same job — same circulation, same filtration — at 200-300 watts. About $10 a month. Pays for itself in 2 years.
It also has features most people don't realize exist on a pool pump:
• 4 programmable schedules built in. Set different speeds for morning cleanup, midday energy savings, evening parties.
• Adjustable from 30% to 100% capacity. Match the speed to what your pool actually needs that day.
• Real-time energy monitor on the pump itself. See exactly what it's drawing — no guessing what your pool costs to run.
• 33-decibel operation. Quieter than your refrigerator.
• Long slow filtration cycles capture finer particles than the short high blasts a single-speed runs. Water clears faster after storms and parties.
Now the best part that:
Every new equipment upgrade we do — pump, filter, heater, hot/chill pump, salt system — carries a 5-YEAR PARTS AND LABOR WARRANTY from the manufacturer. Non-prorated. If something fails inside 5 years, we come back out, swap it, you pay nothing.
Most pool equipment on the market: 1-3 year warranty, parts only. Customer pays labor.
No other pool company in Oklahoma can match this.
I'm not naming the brand yet — that's the next post. But I switched my entire equipment line over to them for a reason.
If you want to know what your specific pool would save, text or call. 5-minute phone call, free, no obligation.
— Kenny
ProLeak
(405) 577-8725
proleak.pro
