- ✓Same-week scheduling on most repairs
- ✓Free written estimate, no charge for the visit
- ✓You deal with the owner, not a call center
Is your West Hills pool losing water, running a noisy pump or cracking along the coping? Pool repair in West Hills often means more than a surface fix, because many homes sit on hillside lots where the ground moves. This page covers the repairs we handle, what they cost and how local conditions shape the work.
Who Handles Pool Repair in West Hills?
Spear Pool Equipment & Repair provides pool repair in West Hills, from pump, heater and filter fixes to full resurfacing and remodels across the 91307 ZIP code. The company is licensed under CSLB #1041272, pulls LADBS permits on major work, and books most repairs within the same week.
Get a Free West Hills Pool Estimate
Tell us what the pool is doing and we will come look. Estimates are free, and most repairs are scheduled the same week.
Free visit. Written price. No obligation.
You deal with Ran, the owner, not a call center. Most visits end with a written price in hand.
Booking Pool Service in West Hills: 3 Steps
- 1. Tell us what is wrong. Call or text 818-719-9059, or use the form above. A photo of the pad helps.
- 2. Get a written estimate. We look at the shell, deck and equipment together, then price the work.
- 3. Pick a start date. Most repairs are scheduled the same week. Remodels start once the permit is pulled.
Pool Repairs and Upgrades We Handle in West Hills
West Hills calls split in two. First is surface and structural work on the shell, finish and deck.
Our pool renovation services cover that. Second is the equipment pad that keeps water clean, moving and warm.
Resurfacing, Plaster and Tile
Old plaster turns rough, stains and loses water through small cracks. We offer pool resurfacing in plaster, quartz or pebble.
| Finish | Lifespan | Upfront cost | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Plaster | 5 to 10 years | Lowest | A straight refresh on a budget |
| Quartz | 15 to 20 years | Middle | Longer life without pebble pricing |
| Pebble | 20+ years | Highest | Hillside and estate pools kept long term |
Lifespans from HomeAdvisor and finish makers Pebble Technology International and SGM. Plaster is quoted at 5 to 10 years by cost guides and 7 to 10 by manufacturers, and water chemistry decides where a pool lands in that range.
Hard water leaves scale at the waterline here. With the pool drained, it is the right time for waterline tile replacement.
Our guide to the warning signs a pool needs a new surface shows what to look for.
“I live in West Hills and just had my pool re-plastered by Spear Pools. I am very pleased with the results.”
★★★★★ Barry M., West Hills, verified Yelp review
Coping, Decks and Structural Repairs
Cracked coping and a deck pulling away point to ground movement, not age. We check the shell and soil first, so the repair lasts.
Once the cause is fixed, we handle pool coping replacement. Shifted or cracked decks get concrete pool deck resurfacing after the base is stable.
Equipment, Plumbing and Automation
A pump that will not prime, a heater that shuts off or a filter losing pressure needs a diagnosis. That is our pool equipment work. We handle pump, filter and heater repair for the brands on most West Hills pads.
When a part is past saving, we recommend installing variable-speed pumps that cut power use in summer. Many owners add automation too, which means new pool electrical work for the controls.
Water loss with no visible crack usually starts underground. We find the source and handle pool plumbing and leak repair without tearing up extra deck.
On older pools, patching one pipe buys little time. Re-piping the pool plumbing is what ends the leaks.
“Richard gave us great advise and found the problem quickly. He has decades of experience which benefits the customer.”
★★★★★ Stefan P., Granada Hills, verified Yelp review
Remodels, Spas and New Pools
Some jobs go past repair. A tired surface with dated tile is when to price fresh pool plaster.
Families with kids ask for a Baja shelf for shallow lounging.
Others want year-round use, so we handle adding a jacuzzi on the same equipment.
Waterfalls and fire bowls are special pool features, easiest while the deck is open.
On an empty lot, we handle new pool construction from permits through start-up.
Neighborhoods and Local Conditions in West Hills
We service pools across West Hills: Shadow Ranch, Platt Ranch, the streets off Valley Circle Boulevard, Fallbrook, the blocks near Orcutt Ranch and homes at the edge of Bell Canyon, nearly all in 91307.
West Hills split from Canoga Park in 1987, and many homes here date to the 1960s and 1970s. Pools that age often still have original plumbing.
Hillside lots add a second layer. Soil movement shows up as cracked coping, separated joints and tilting decks. West Valley heat keeps pumps running, and hard water builds scale on tile.
“I needed to replace my deck o seal around the pool after an expensive pool plumbing issue. I called Mike based on reviews and wasn’t disappointed.”
★★★★★ Marion D., West Hills, verified Yelp review
What Drives the Price of Pool Work in West Hills
No two West Hills pools cost the same to repair. These are the factors that move the number most:
- Size and finish. A large estate pool needs more material, and pebble costs more than plaster.
- Access. Steep side yards and stairs add labor on hillside lots.
- Hidden damage. Cracks and failed plumbing appear only after draining.
- Permits. Major work in the City of Los Angeles needs an LADBS permit.
| Job | Typical range |
|---|---|
| Pump motor repair | $50 to $300 |
| Heater repair | $160 to $730 |
| In-ground leak repair | $350 to $2,700 |
| Full resurfacing | $6,000 to $15,000 |
| Typical repair, all types | $243 to $1,212 |
National ranges from HomeAdvisor 2026 cost data. West Hills quotes depend on access and what we find once the pool is drained.
See what pool plastering costs by pool size in Los Angeles. Every item goes in the estimate.
“We are very satisfied with the service we received from Spear Pools and our pool re-surface job.”
★★★★★ Reiko Krivda, San Fernando Valley, verified Google review
Meet the Owner
Ran Neuman owns Spear Pools, Inc. and brings 18 years of hands-on pool repair and construction experience, from leak detection to full renovations and new builds.
On remodels he meets the homeowner, explains each step and stays involved from demolition through start-up. Connect with Ran on LinkedIn.
The Winnetka Avenue shop is a short drive east, so Ran reaches West Hills quickly.
“Ran and his team completely renovated our pool and the surrounding deck. They switched us over from chlorine to a salt system.”
★★★★★ Chuck Roberts, San Fernando Valley, verified Google review
Nearby Areas We Serve
Next door, hillside pools face the same ground movement, and we cover Woodland Hills pool repair too.
To the north we service Chatsworth. Just east of Valley Circle, homeowners call us for pool service in Canoga Park.
Browse every pool service area we cover.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much would it cost to fix a pool?
The cost to fix a pool runs from $243 to $1,212, averaging $725, according to HomeAdvisor’s 2026 data. Heater repairs cost $160 to $730 and pump motors $50 to $300. In-ground leaks range from $350 to $2,700, since finding the leak takes the most time. West Hills jobs land higher when hillside access adds labor, so we quote in writing.
What is the average cost to resurface a pool?
The average cost to resurface a pool is about $11,000, with most projects between $6,000 and $15,000, based on HomeAdvisor’s 2026 data. Plaster sits at the low end, while pebble and tile cost more per square foot. A large estate pool needs far more material, and cracks found after draining add to the total.
How long does pool resurfacing last?
Pool resurfacing with standard plaster lasts about 5 to 10 years, according to HomeAdvisor and pebble manufacturer Pebble Technology International. A pebble finish lasts over 20 years with proper care and balanced water chemistry. In West Hills, hard water and heat wear a finish faster when chemistry slips, so regular testing helps it reach the long end of that range.
Do you need a permit to replaster a pool in California?
Yes, you need a permit to replaster a pool in the City of Los Angeles, which includes West Hills. LADBS lists re-plastering an existing pool as an express permit, so it needs no plan check. The pool must also meet the California Swimming Pool Safety Act, which covers drowning prevention. Rules differ in other cities. Spear pulls the permit on every West Hills replaster.
What time of year is best to resurface a pool?
The best time of year to resurface a pool is spring or fall, when mild temperatures help a new finish cure evenly. In West Hills, summer heat dries fresh plaster too fast, and the pool sits empty through swim season. Most jobs take about five working days, according to HomeAdvisor, plus time to refill and balance the water. A pool finished in late fall is ready before spring.
Ready to fix or upgrade your West Hills pool? Call 818-719-9059 and Ran will look at the pool, equipment and deck.