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Pool Direct Supply · Installation & project help

Replacing a pad or building new? We'll spec the whole job.

Tell us about your pool and what you're installing. We send back a complete parts list — pump, filter, heater, sanitizer, plus every union, valve and fitting — so it all arrives in one delivery and fits the first time.

Free parts listEverything the job needs, nothing it doesn't.
Compatibility checkedVoltage, plumbing size, gas, flow — verified before you pay.
Ships to your installerJob site, your shop, or the customer's driveway.
Warranty stays validAuthorized dealer for every brand. No grey market.
01 · The complete pad

Everything an equipment pad actually needs.

The big boxes are the easy part. Installs stall on the $12 fitting nobody ordered. Here's the full checklist we build every quote from.

1

Pump

Variable-speed sized to turnover and plumbing.

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2

Filter

Cartridge, sand or D.E. — rated above pump flow.

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3

Heater or heat pump

Gas BTUs or heat pump sized to surface area.

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4

Sanitizer

Salt cell, chlorinator, UV or ozone.

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5

Automation

Controller, relays, valve actuators, app control.

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6

Unions & valves

Unions on every unit, 2- and 3-way valves, check valve.

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7

Pipe & fittings

Sch 40 PVC, elbows, couplings, primer, glue.

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8

Electrical & gas

Disconnect, conduit, bonding lug, gas flex & sediment trap.

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Don't want to figure out which of these you need? That's the point of this page.

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02 · Before you order

Five things we check that returns are made of.

Nearly every equipment return we see comes down to one of these. We run them on every parts list before it goes out.

Have us check mine
Voltage

115 V or 230 V at the pad? Most pumps and heat pumps are one or the other — and some are switchable. We match the unit to what your breaker gives you.

Plumbing size

1.5″ vs 2″ pipe changes the pump you should buy and the unions you need. Send a photo of the existing pad and we'll tell you.

Gas type & line

Natural gas vs propane, and whether the line can feed a 400k BTU heater. Wrong one and the heater never fires right.

Flow match

Pump GPM vs filter and heater max flow. Push too much water through a heater and you'll crack the exchanger — and the warranty won't cover it.

Brand compatibility

Automation systems, salt cells and heaters don't all talk to each other. We tell you what pairs and what needs an adapter kit.

03 · How it works

From photos to a finished pad in three steps.

Simple on purpose. Most parts lists go out the same business day.

1

Send us the project

Pool size, what you're replacing or building, photos of the pad, and whether you're installing yourself or with a pro. Two minutes with the form below — or just call.

≈ 2 minutes
2

Get a complete parts list & quote

One document: every unit, every fitting, compatibility notes, and one price with free shipping. We flag anything you already have that you can keep.

Same business day
3

Order & install

Everything ships together. Install it yourself with the manufacturer guides below, hand it to your installer, or ask us to connect you with a pro in your area.

One delivery
04 · Tell us about your project

Two minutes here saves a second trip to the store.

The more you give us, the tighter the list. Photos of the current pad and the data plate on each unit are the most useful thing you can send.

Good to have ready
  • Pool gallons & surface area — use the calculator
  • Photos: whole pad, each unit's label, the breaker panel
  • Pipe size at the pad (1.5″ or 2″)
  • Gas type if you're heating (natural / propane)
  • Who's installing — you, your pro, or need one
Prefer to talk it through?(817) 587-4397Mon–Fri 8am–6pm CT · or text photos to the same number

Plan my installation

A real person builds your list. No account needed.

What are you doing?
Photos of your pad
Text photos to (817) 587-4397 or reply to our email with them attached

You'll hear back within one business day. Questions now? Call (817) 587-4397.

06 · Free installer search

Don't have an installer? We'll find you one.

Tell us your ZIP and what's going in. We call around, check licences and reviews, and send you two or three vetted pool pros who'll quote the job — usually within two business days. Free, no markup, no obligation to use any of them.

1
You send the jobZIP, what's being installed, when you want it done.
2
We vet 2–3 prosLicensed & insured, 4★+ with recent reviews, experience with your brand of equipment.
3
You pick and bookWe introduce you by email or text. You deal with the installer directly.
What we check before we send a name
  • Active licence & insurance (electrical / gas licence where the job needs it)
  • 4★ or better with 20+ reviews, and reviews in the last 6 months
  • Has installed the same brand and type of equipment before
  • Answers the phone and turns up for the quote

Find me an installer

Free. We reply within two business days with 2–3 vetted pros.

What's being installed?

We only introduce pros we'd use ourselves. Questions now? Call (817) 587-4397.

07 · Or find one yourself

How to find a good pool installer on Angi.

Prefer to do it yourself? Angi (formerly Angie's List) is the easiest place to start. Here's how we'd use it — and the filters that separate good installers from the rest.

1

Search the right category

Go to angi.com, enter your ZIP and search "pool equipment installation" or "swimming pool heater install or replace". Don't search "pool builder" — those companies build pools, they don't want a pump swap.

2

Filter to 4★ and up

Sort by rating and ignore anything under 4 stars or under 20 reviews. Then open the reviews and check the dates: you want several from the last 6 months, not a 4.8 built on reviews from 2019.

3

Look for the Angi Certified badge

Certified pros have passed an owner background check and hold current licensing. "Angi Approved" is the tier below. Neither replaces your own licence check — but it's a fast first filter.

4

Read the 1–3★ reviews first

Every installer has a bad review. What matters is what it's about — no-shows and unreturned calls are a pattern; one grumpy customer over price is not. Check whether the company replied professionally.

5

Check photos for your kind of job

Scroll the project photos. You want to see equipment pads — pumps, heaters, plumbing — not just finished pools. If they've installed your brand (Pentair, Hayward, Raypak, AquaCal), even better.

6

Request quotes from three

Pick three, request quotes, and expect calls — Angi shares your number with everyone you select. Give each the same info: our parts list, your pad photos, gas / voltage details. That's how you get quotes you can actually compare.

7

Verify before you book

Ask for their licence number and certificate of insurance, and confirm both yourself (state licensing board for electrical / plumbing / gas; the insurer for the COI). Get the quote in writing with a start date. Never pay more than a deposit up front.

Angi is a third-party service; Pool Direct Supply isn't affiliated with it and doesn't guarantee any installer's work. Angi requires your contact details to view pros and will share them with the installers you select. Licensing rules for pool, gas and electrical work vary by state and city — check locally.

Already have a pro?

Send them our parts list and ship straight to them.

Forward the list we build, or add your installer's address at checkout. Everything arrives in one delivery so they only make one trip.
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Are you the installer?

Get trade pricing and a rep who knows your jobs.

Free to join, approved in 48 hours. Ship to job sites, get bundled pad quotes, and put your customers' installs through one account.
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09 · Good to know

Installation, answered.

Do you install equipment yourselves?

No — we supply it and make sure it's right. We'll find you a vetted installer in your area for free if you need one (section 06), or show you how to find one on Angi yourself, or you can install it yourself with the guides above. Either way, sizing, compatibility and the parts list are on us.

Can I install a pool pump or filter myself?

Pumps, filters and salt cells are common DIY jobs if you're comfortable with PVC and the unit is being replaced like-for-like. Anything gas or high-voltage should be done by a licensed pro — and some manufacturers require it for warranty.

How long does a typical install take?

Pump or filter swap: 1–3 hours. Full pad replacement: a day. New gas heater: half a day plus the gas line work. Automation: half a day to a day depending on how many valves and lights you're controlling.

Should I repair or replace?

Rule of thumb: if the unit is over 8–10 years old and the repair is more than a third of a new one, replace — especially pumps, where a variable-speed unit pays for itself in energy. Send a photo of the label and we'll give you a straight answer.

How does the free installer search work?

Send us your ZIP and the job. We call local pool pros, check licence, insurance and recent reviews, and introduce you to two or three who'll quote it. We don't take a cut and you're not obliged to use any of them.

Do you ship to job sites?

Yes. Freight items ship curbside with liftgate on request; you can ship to your home, your installer's shop, or straight to the job.

Is the parts list really free?

Yes, whether you buy from us or not. Most people do because it's one delivery, free shipping, and the warranty is registered under an authorized dealer.

What if something doesn't fit?

If it's on a list we built and it doesn't fit, we make it right — replacement part, return, or a call with the installer to sort it. That's why we check compatibility first.

Free parts list · One delivery · Real people

Let's spec your pad.

Send the project in two minutes, or call and walk us through it.