Round Rock to Georgetown and Jonestown

Swimming Pool Timer Repair in Central Texas

A timer that won't hold its schedule anymore is genuinely frustrating to deal with. True Flow checks the visible timer, switch, schedule, and equipment-pad clues so you know exactly what's wrong before approving any work.

Or call (737) 259-7379

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Common signs

When timer repair may be the right next step

Timer problems usually show up as schedule problems. The pump or equipment may not turn on, may not shut off, may lose the schedule, or may run at the wrong time.

If the issue involves an app, control panel, automation system, or several pieces of equipment acting wrong, automation repair or equipment diagnostics may be the better starting point.

Pump misses the schedule

The pump doesn't start when expected, stops too soon, or runs outside the normal schedule.

Equipment won't shut off

The timer, switch, relay, or control setup may not be stopping equipment when it should.

Schedule keeps changing

The timer loses time, skips cycles, or doesn't hold the schedule you expect.

Timer looks worn

The timer box, dial, switch, tripper, or visible control parts look worn, loose, noisy, or inconsistent.

Repair diagnosis

Pool timer repair starts with a $149 diagnostic

Swimming pool timer repair is priced from what's wrong, whether parts are needed, and whether it's the timer itself, the equipment it switches, or something wider in the controls. That's why we start with a $149 Repair Diagnostic instead of a guess over the phone.

Every repair starts with a $149 Repair Diagnostic. You pay $74.50 when you schedule, and a licensed, insured technician comes out, finds what's actually wrong, and gives you the repair price in writing before anybody orders a part. Approve the repair and that $74.50 comes straight off your bill, so the diagnostic costs you nothing.

Repair Diagnostic
$149
  • Visible timer and control review
  • Schedule behavior review
  • Timer, switch, relay, and equipment response clues
  • Pool equipment-specific electrical clues
  • Plain-language findings
  • Repair path or next-step recommendation

If parts or repair labor turn out to be needed, we'll quote that separately, and nothing moves forward until you say go.

Our due diligence

What we look at during the visit

We cover the ground that actually points to a cause, not a fixed script. That's how we rule things out and pin down what's really going on, whether it's the timer itself, something it switches, or a little of both.

Timer behavior

Whether equipment is starting, stopping, or missing the schedule the way it should.

Visible timer parts

The timer, switches, trippers, and controls themselves, for anything worn or loose.

Schedule response

Whether the schedule holds and how connected equipment responds during normal cycles.

Equipment clues

Signs the real cause sits with the pump or other connected equipment instead.

Electrical clues

Pool equipment-specific electrical signs at the equipment pad that can affect a timer.

Repair recommendation

A plain-language explanation of what we found before any repair gets approved.

Simple next steps

How the repair visit works

Schedule or text

Schedule a Repair Diagnostic or text a photo of the timer, switch, panel, or equipment pad.

We check the timer

We review visible timer clues, schedule behavior, and connected equipment response.

We explain the path

We tell you whether the next step looks like timer repair, automation repair, diagnostics, or another service.

You approve the work

Repair work only moves forward after you understand the issue and approve the next step.

REVIEWS

What Round Rock homeowners say about pool timer repair

Rated 4.97 out of 5 across 35 Google reviews.

Pick your day

Schedule a timer repair visit

Choose a date that works and we'll get your schedule back on track.

Schedule a pool visit with True Flow Pool Solutions. These are the visits you can book online:

Schedule a pool visit · Text (737) 259-7379 · Call (737) 259-7379

Where we work

Based in Round Rock, working across CTX

We help with timer repairs all over Williamson and Travis Counties, out to about fifty miles from Round Rock.

Georgetown and Round Rock both have pools on our weekly list, so those two we are in without being asked.

Timer work brings us down from Georgetown and in from Jonestown and Lago Vista. A schedule that has stopped holding is the same puzzle at either end of the county. See all the areas we serve.

Not sure whether you're in range? Text your ZIP code to (737) 259-7379 and we'll tell you. If you're close to the edge of the map, text us anyway.

Where we do pool timer repair

About fifty miles out from Round Rock, across Williamson and Travis Counties.

At a glance

Pool timer repair service facts

Service
Pool Timer Repair Diagnostic
Price
$149 Repair Diagnostic
Payment
$74.50 when you schedule, and it comes off your bill when you approve the repair
Visit length
Varies by issue and equipment access
Company
True Flow Pool Solutions
Service areas
About fifty miles around Round Rock, across Williamson and Travis Counties
Best for
Residential pool timers, switches, schedules, and timer-related equipment behavior that affects pumps, lights, heaters, salt systems, or circulation
Includes
Timer symptom review, visible timer and control clues, schedule behavior review, equipment response clues, pool equipment-specific electrical clues, plain-language findings, and next-step recommendations
Doesn't include
Whole-home electrical work, general electrician services, full automation redesign unless quoted separately, commercial pool service, pool remodeling, new construction, or standalone hot tub service
Booking options
Schedule online, text a photo, or call True Flow
Choose the right service

Timer, automation, or diagnostics?

A stuck schedule can be a timer problem or an automation problem, and it's not always obvious which from the pool deck. Here's how we'd sort it out.

Pool Automation Repair

Best when the automation app or control panel can't reach your equipment.

View Pool Automation Repair

Equipment Diagnostics

The first step when you're not sure what's actually wrong.

View Equipment Diagnostics

Pool Light Repair

Best when a pool light won't come on, flickers, or trips the breaker.

View Pool Light Repair

Same-Day Pool Service

Best when it can't wait and you need someone out today.

View Same-Day Pool Service
Common questions

Pool timer repair FAQs

How much does pool timer repair cost?
The diagnostic visit is $149, not a starting price. What the timer repair itself costs depends on what we find. You get that number in writing before anyone orders a part. The full breakdown is further up this page.
Can a bad timer stop my pump from running?
Yes. Timer and schedule issues can keep pool equipment from starting, stopping, or following the right cycle.
When should I choose automation repair instead of timer repair?
A single switch or schedule acting alone usually means timer repair. If the whole app or panel has lost touch with more than one piece of equipment, that's automation repair instead.
Can I text a photo before booking?
Yes. You can text a photo of the timer, switch, panel, equipment pad, or anything that looks worn or unusual.
Do you do general electrical work?
No. True Flow helps with pool equipment-specific electrical repairs, installations, and upgrades, not whole-home or general electrician work.
Is timer repair part of weekly cleaning?
No. Timer repair is handled through Repair Diagnostic, not routine pool cleaning.
What areas do you serve for pool timer repair?
Williamson and Travis Counties. Have a look at our locations page for every town we serve, each with a page of its own. Not sure whether you're in range? Text your ZIP code to (737) 259-7379 and we'll tell you.
Ready when you are

Need help with a pool timer problem?

Schedule a $149 Repair Diagnostic or text a photo. We'll check the visible timer and equipment clues, then explain what makes sense next.

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