Cold pool? We fix heaters.
Won't fire, won't stay lit, or runs without warming the water? Call and tell us what it's doing.
"Very quick response and job well done. Thank you for the total pool support. Nat/Pro Gas has the best price around for a new heater and they do quality work."Rufus Williams
What do you need?
My heater is broken
Cold water or a code on the display? Start here.
or text (321) 536-9122 Include a photo of the heater's display and rating plate.Office closed? Text us now and we'll reply during office hours.
Smell gas or suspect carbon monoxide? Leave the area, then call 911 and your gas company or propane supplier.
I need a heater
Replacing an old heater or adding one, gas or heat pump, for the pool, the spa or both.
I want to keep it running
A pre-season tune-up before nights dip into the 50s, or both yearly tune-ups on the Maintenance Club.
I run a property
Hotels, condos, HOAs and clubs running banks of heaters. We quote the work before we start.
I'm checking my town
We cover Titusville down to Palm Bay and the towns in between.
Know the brand? Pick its logo for the repair page.
Who fixes pool heaters in Brevard County?
Nat/Pro does, and has since 1985: 5,000+ customers so far, at homes and commercial pools. We repair and install gas heaters and heat pumps, but we don't open a heat pump's sealed refrigerant circuit.
We're licensed for both the pool work and the gas line; the license numbers are on the About page. On the same pad, we also sell and repair filter pumps, filters, automation and remotes, and salt chlorine generators.
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Community pools we look after
The Maintenance Club
A heater that gets looked at twice a year keeps heating.
- Two tune-ups a year — worn parts found on a checklist, not on the coldest night
- Priority service
- 20% discount on labor if your heater needs repair in between tune-ups
Book a heater visit
Can't call right now? Send the details and we'll call you back.
Faith-based, family-owned.
Eli LaMarre was a cardiovascular ICU nurse before he took over Nat/Pro. He runs it the same way: find the cause first, then tell you what he found.
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Pool still cold? Call the office.
Have the heater's brand and any code on its display handy when you call.