Perry’s Pool Pump

Went to Perry’s pool pump, bought a rebuilt motor from them. They didn’t repair mine it was a 2 speed motor and they gave me a single speed. The motor didnt even last a year at 10 months it burned out the capacitor. Took it in and they replaced it. Just over a year now by 30 days they would not even look it up on the computer to verify purchase. Wanted to sell me another piece of junk. They also offered to sell me a new 2 speed with timer for 488.00. Would not sell me a new motor they said its against some law. This place is a big rip off. Would not do businees with them at all or refer any of my friends to them. By the way I am a City of Phoenix employee.

Called them when my pool pump gave up, they provided advice over the phone and provided instructions to get the part out … Tested it for free in their shop. Price is reasonable (found it cheaper online, but they were the lowest price in town) saved a few hundred at least.

Second time there, they overhauled my last pool pump motor. It lasted «only» 10 years!
Back yesterday and they were as nice as possible, and showed me how this time the pump element and impeller needed replacing.
Sure enough got the new motor back home and with the replacement pump parts the cleaner runs almost twice as fast.
Excellent folks to deal with, will return!

Very helpful & great prices.
Was able to rebuild/​replace both of my auxiliary pump motors for less than what one of them was going to cost me to replace elsewhere.
Very quick, too — turned around the rebuilt motor in less than 3 hours!

Hands down the nicest pool guys in town! I drove by and stopped in to check them out wow, if they don’t have what you need no one does!

After my bearings rusted on my motor from a leaky pump the noise was unbearable. Pool repair guy recommended Perrys after I couldn’t afford the $ 500-​$ 700 for a new motor. Perrys replaced the bearings in less than a day for $ 100! Hooked up the motor and now it purrs like it is supposed to. Thanks Perrys!

As a Pool Service Provider, we have used Perry’s for years. They are competent and professional. This is why the pool professionals go here. They have competitive pricing on their store items as well. I therefore recommend Perry’s Pool Pump without hesitation.

My go to guy’s for rebuilt pool pumps. Let’s face it your pool pump runs every day for hours on end, it’s going to wear out, in my experience 1 – 4 years is pretty typical depending on your setup. You can buy a new one for $ 500-​$ 1000+ or buy a rebuilt for less than $ 200 (usually) Perry’s is Located in a grubby worn out strip mall but don’t let that fool you, these guy’s know pool pumps. I got connected with Perry’s about 10 years ago on eBay, their prices are excellent & they provide a fair warranty (which I have never had to use). Yeah, it’s a grimy shop with some crusty old dude’s who know pool pumps, so if that offends you, maybe you can head over to Leslie’s and pay 3X as much.
Also, These guys are a honest as the day is long, last time I went in there I brought my thought to be fried pump motor, they bench tested it, turns out it was just a $ 25 start Capacitor, They could have sold me a pump motor and I would have been none the wiser.
Five stars!

These guys are really nice, honest and knowledgable. Our pool pump issue went from a $ 600 project to a $ 25 capacitor. We brought the old one down to Perry’s, they tested it and had a replacement in stock! But then the pump still wouldn’t work so we brought the entire machine down only for [the owner?] to wiggle the capacitor and find it was just shorting out. He adjusted it and the bill was zero! They could have told us anything and we’d have had no choice but to believe them and pay. But instead they opted for the honest approach. I’ll not be using anyone but Perry’s from now on. Thanks again guys!

Traded my old burnt up pool motor for a rebuilt and a new impeller, seal kit and housing on a busy Saturday morning. They were very helpful and knowledgable. In and out in about 10 minutes at about ¹⁄₃ the cost of other places. Thanks!

I do not like being quoted one price and when the work is done they charge much higher price. BEWARE.

Have been in twice in the last 3 months to have repairs done to pool motor/​pump.
Both times some parts needed where marked up considerable y compared to there online price on EBAY. Always get descent service here I just wush they did not mark up so much in house.
Basically find the part there selling you on there online store and have them honor that price. They will and have twice.

This place has anything you need no parts ever need to be ordered which always ruins a days job, great knowledge and help here!

These guys are great! I bought a brand new hot tub from Atera. The number one pump would not work.
The troubleshoot guide online said it was the wiring switch (also called the centrifugal switch.) Atera said it was my fault and the warranty was void because the GFCI was in main breaker and not the sub panel. (ridiculous) they charged me $ 300 and did not fix the problem. I took the pump to Perry’s and they fixed it with a new switch. NO CHARGE!
I am taking my 12 year old pool pump to them today for an overhaul. Leslies and Shasta wanted $ 1200 for a new pump. I am certain Perry’s will beat that.

If you need to swap out a pump or find an old hard to find pool part, this is the place. Beyond that don’t ask them to come out and install or service anything.
I needed some work done to the filter and they never called back even though I was «on the list». They just blew me off, never returned calls so I hired Presidential Pools instead.

The knowledge and integrity is the very best around. I have done business with them for years. Always very happy. Prices are very fair. I know I save a tremendous amount on all my pool needs with them. They even can give you the name of someone to help you pull the motor and put it back on

So… Leslie Pool wanted $ 4,300.00 to replace my 2 pool pumps with variable speed type. *** They said I have to have it.
Also, cartridge filter housing did have to be replaced as it was cracked and leaking. Leslie Pool said another $ 1200.00 plus installation. Labor and costs just started adding up with «things» I just had to have… Leslie Pool said.
I figured time to shop prices. Shasta Pol closed on Saturday… that doesn’t work for me.
Found Perry’s Pool Pump. Almost didn’t call them but they answered on the first ring on a Saturday morning. Yes, they were busy and said they would call me back. Yes, they did… within 15 minutes.
I explained everything over the phone and was so impressed with their knowledge and insight that I drove down there. Yes, it look like a hole in the wall, but there I found a huge fountain of expertise and knowledge.
Long story short… I did not need everything Leslie Pool told me I needed. Yes, I will get my variable speed pumps attached to my perfectly good housings. Yes, I will get my new cartridge filter housing with a much better warranty. And now… I know a «family attitude» and a «family caring» that will always be there for me. Oh yes, I can easily recommend Perry’s Pool Pump. Final cost for everything including installation $ 1546.83.

Don’t come even a minute before 8:00 AM or they’ll give you an ear full, doesn’t matter what your needs are, you are just a customer.

Professional service and honored their warranty without question. Would definitely do business with them again.

These guys are always helpful, and with great prices to boot, I almost hate to review them in fear that the lines will get even longer!
If you are in the north valley and need «ANYTHING» pool related, come here. You wont be disappointed by the service or the price.
PS– It’s not Leslie’s. This is where Pro’s go to get supplies. It is definitely a «no frills» place!