How Much Does Pool Pump Replacement Cost?
Replacing a failed pool pump; variable-speed pumps cost more but save energy.
How much does pool pump replacement cost?
Replacing a failed pool pump; variable-speed pumps cost more but save energy. Most homeowners pay between $700 and $2,500 nationally, with a typical cost around $1,300. Use our calculator to adjust this range for your ZIP code.
What affects the price
- Single vs. variable-speed
- Horsepower
- Plumbing/electrical changes
Repair vs. replacement
Replace failed pumps; variable-speed is often required by code and cuts energy costs.
Questions to ask your contractor
- Single or variable-speed?
- Does code require variable-speed here?
When to call a professional
Recommended — electrical and plumbing connections involved.
How we calculate this estimate
We start from national labor and materials benchmarks and apply a local cost factor based on your ZIP code and metro area, plus job complexity. Estimates are informational; actual contractor pricing may vary. Last reviewed 2026-05-01.
Frequently asked questions
What is the average cost of pool pump replacement?
Nationally, pool pump replacement typically runs around $1,300, with most jobs between $700 and $2,500. Your local price is adjusted by ZIP code.
Should I repair or replace?
Replace failed pumps; variable-speed is often required by code and cuts energy costs.
When should I call a professional?
Recommended — electrical and plumbing connections involved.