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The Story Behind Clermont Pool Electric Pros
The Story Behind Clermont Pool Electric Pros
Rick Malone started Clermont Pool Electric Pros from his base at 13208 Olesen Ct to handle pool electrical issues for homeowners across Lake County. Working from that central Clermont location lets him reach neighborhoods like Downtown Clermont, the Clermont Historic District, and Lake Highlands quickly when a breaker trips or a light fixture shorts out near the water.
The humid subtropical climate here brings hot summers that push pool pumps and heaters hard, followed by mild winters where systems still face constant moisture from nearby lakes such as those around Lake Louisa State Park and Clermont Waterfront Park. Older housing stock in areas like the Historic District often has dated wiring that needs careful updating to meet current pool codes, while newer builds closer to Winter Garden or Leesburg may have different panel setups that affect how a Pool Electrician diagnoses a ground fault.
Rick runs the operation himself, driving out to inspect panels, replace GFCI breakers, and trace underground lines without subcontracting the work. He focuses on clear explanations and same-day responses for urgent repairs so residents in Lake Highlands or near the Citrus Tower are not left without a working pool for long stretches.
- Rick Malone — Owner, since locally
- Based at 13208 Olesen Ct, Clermont, FL 34711, USA
- Owner-operated service from 13208 Olesen Ct means Rick handles every Pool Electrical Repair call directly
- Upfront quotes given on site before any work begins on pumps, lights, or timers
- Workmanship you can inspect with clear explanations of what failed and why
Credentials & guarantees
- ✓Based at 13208 Olesen Ct, Clermont, FL 34711, USA
Our guarantee
Upfront quotes and workmanship you can inspect on every pool electrical repair job in Downtown Clermont, the Clermont Historic District, Lake Highlands, and nearby Leesburg or Winter Garden.
What Clermont, FL Customers Say
“Our pool lights kept tripping the breaker after every rainstorm. The technician traced it to cracked conduit running under the deck, replaced the line with proper waterproof fittings, and tested the GFCI. Lights have stayed on without issues through the last two storms.”
“The variable-speed pump would not start and the control panel showed no power. They replaced the damaged 220-volt wiring from the house panel to the equipment pad and added new breakers. The pump now runs on schedule and the filter is circulating water again.”
“The mechanical timer for the lights and cleaner had failed and left everything running nonstop. They installed a new digital timer, checked all grounds around the wet niche fixtures, and set the correct on-off cycles. Power use dropped and the pool stays clean without constant manual switching.”