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Pool Automation Installation

Bring the functions you want to control into one plan, with compatibility and setup defined before installation.

See My PriceFunction-led planning·Defined setup scope

Start with what you want to control.

Would you like scheduled pump operation, heater control, lighting control, or switching between pool and spa? List those goals alongside the equipment already installed.

Cabana supplies and installs quoted pool automation equipment. The useful starting point is a plan for specific functions, not a promise that one new panel will connect everything at the property.

  • Function-led planning
  • Compatibility questions answered
  • Defined setup scope
Cabana technician performing pool automation installation service

A defined connection plan.
Choose the equipment and functions before approving installation.

From your equipment list to a control plan.

Existing equipment and goals
01

Existing equipment and goals

List the pump, heater, lights, and controls you have, then describe the schedules or functions you want to add.

Panel and valve requirements
02

Panel and valve requirements

Ask which controller and additional components the plan needs. Motorized actuators move valves; not every installation needs the same set of hardware.

App access and setup
03

App access and setup

If phone control is selected, clarify the connection hardware, setup, account handover, and operating guidance included in the proposal.

How it works

From your equipment to an approved plan.

1

List your equipment and goals

Share the existing controller and equipment models, plus the functions you want to add or keep.

2

Review the proposed connections

Discuss compatibility, additional hardware, panel or app control, and the setup scope.

3

Approve the system plan

Review the equipment, labor, included setup, and proposed schedule before approving installation.

Cabana technician diagnosing pool equipment at the pad
Agree on connected functions before installation

Make a connected-equipment list

Record the pump, heater, lights, existing controller, and any motorized valves. Add the functions you want to keep and those you want to add. For each item, ask whether the proposed system can control it and whether additional hardware is needed. An equipment age estimate or a brand name alone is not a compatibility decision. Keep unconfirmed accessories out of the assumed scope until the actual models and requirements have been considered.

Panel control and phone access are separate questions

Decide what you want to do at the equipment panel and what you want to do through an app. The selected system determines which functions are available. If phone access is part of the proposal, ask what connection hardware, setup, and owner account handover are included. Also ask how the scheduled functions will be set and what operating guidance you will receive. Do not assume that installing a panel includes every network change or accessory you might need.

Convenience does not replace maintenance

A schedule can manage when compatible equipment runs; it does not brush the pool, clean a filter, or replace water testing. Keep the maintenance plan separate from the automation installation. If lower energy use is one of your goals, compare the actual equipment and intended operation rather than assuming a savings percentage from automation alone. Review equipment and labor together with any required site work, then approve the defined installation.

Know the price before we knock.

Typical ranges across our California service areas

Prices vary by location, pool and service scope. Request a quote to confirm your price. Repairs and equipment installation require an assessment and a separate quote.

Common questions about pool automation installation service.

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The controller, connected equipment and setup work determine the quote. A panel upgrade and a new system with additional hardware are different jobs; review the equipment and labor together.

What customers say.

★★★★★
4.9 from 2,200+ reviews
★★★★★

Our pool heater stopped working right before a big family gathering in Long Beach. I called Cabana Pool Service, and they fit me in the same day. The technician repaired the heater quickly and even showed me how to operate the automation controls more efficiently. Great communication, fair prices, and fast service. For anyone around Long Beach or Bell Gardens looking for pool heater repair or installation, this company is fantastic.

FenceMasters LLC
FenceMasters LLC
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★★★★★

I live in Point Loma and called Cabana Pool Service when my pool pump started making loud noises. Their technician arrived on time, diagnosed the issue right away, and replaced the pump motor. The difference is night and day. The team was professional, affordable, and clearly knows their stuff about pool equipment repair. If you’re in Point Loma, Ocean Beach, or anywhere near downtown San Diego and need pool pump repair or automation setup, these guys are top-notch.

Adam Arce
Adam Arce
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★★★★★

Our pool was in rough shape after the winter, so we reached out to Cabana Pool Service near Menifee for a deep cleaning. They cleaned the pool, inspected the automation system, and replaced the worn filter. Everything looks brand new again. For anyone in Menifee, Temecula, or Winchester searching for pool cleaning near me, this company is the one to call.

Christopher
Christopher
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What would you like to control?

Start with your equipment list and the functions you want from a pool automation system.

See My PriceFunction-led planning · Defined setup scope