Skimmer Replacement & Pool Auto Fill

Stop Leaks and Maintain Perfect Water Levels Automatically

A cracked skimmer leaks water constantly and pulls air into your pump, causing it to lose prime and run inefficiently. You end up adding water every few days and dealing with a system that doesn't work right. Old skimmers crack from ground movement, freeze damage, or age, and patching them rarely holds long-term. We cut out the damaged skimmer, repair the surrounding structure if needed, and install a new unit that seals properly. Your pool holds water, your pump runs at full power, and you stop wasting money on excess water bills.

Our team handles complete skimmer replacements and auto-fill system installations. We excavate around the skimmer, remove the old unit, pour a new bond beam section if the concrete is damaged, and set a new skimmer that's properly bonded and plumbed. Auto-fill systems solve the water level problem permanently by adding water automatically when levels drop. These systems protect your equipment from running dry and save you from manually filling your pool or worrying about it while you're away. We've installed skimmers and auto-fill systems across Houston, Sugar Land, and Bellaire, and we know how to handle the soil conditions and installation challenges that come with Texas pools.

When we finish, your skimmer will be solid and leak-free, and your water level will stay consistent without manual intervention. No more air in the lines, no more drop in pressure, no more watching the water level fall. Call and let's fix your skimmer issues or add an auto-fill system to your pool.

What We Offer:

Complete Skimmer Replacement – Remove cracked or leaking skimmers and install new units. We excavate, cut out the old skimmer, repair structural damage to the bond beam, and set a new skimmer with proper sealing and plumbing connections.
Bond Beam Repair – Rebuild damaged sections of the bond beam around the skimmer. Cracked or deteriorated concrete gets removed, reinforced with rebar, and poured new to provide solid support for the skimmer.
Skimmer Throat and Weir Replacement – Replace worn or broken skimmer throats and weir doors. These components control water flow and debris collection, and worn parts reduce skimming efficiency.
Pool Auto Fill Installation – Install automatic fill systems that monitor water level and add water as needed. Systems connect to your garden hose line or irrigation system and use a float valve or electronic sensor.
Float Valve and Sensor Systems – Choose between simple mechanical float valves or electronic sensors with timers and flow restrictions. We recommend systems based on your pool size, usage, and automation preferences.
Plumbing Integration – Connect auto-fill systems to your existing plumbing with proper shut-off valves and backflow prevention. All installations meet local plumbing codes.
Leak Testing After Installation – Pressure test skimmer installations to confirm they're sealed and not leaking. We fill the pool and monitor for 24 hours before calling the job complete.

Why Choose LPSR Pool Renovation for Skimmer Replacement & Pool Auto Fill

Structural Knowledge – Skimmer replacement requires understanding pool structure, bond beams, and how ground movement affects connections. We repair the foundation properly so the new skimmer doesn't crack again.
Complete Excavation and Restoration – We dig out around the skimmer, make repairs, and restore your deck or landscaping to match the surrounding area. You won't have a patched section that stands out or settles differently.
Proper Bonding and Grounding – Skimmers must be electrically bonded to your pool system for safety. We install bonding wires correctly and ensure all electrical requirements are met.
Quality Auto-Fill Systems – We install reliable auto-fill systems that don't overfill or malfunction. Systems include shut-off features to prevent flooding if sensors fail or valves stick open.
Protection Against Equipment Damage – Auto-fill systems prevent low water levels that cause pumps to run dry and overheat. This protection extends equipment life and prevents expensive emergency repairs.