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About Clermont Pool Electrical Works
About Clermont Pool Electrical Works
Rick Donovan runs Clermont Pool Electrical Works from the base at 13202 Olesen Ct in Clermont. He focuses on pool electrical repair across Lake County, including homes in the Clermont Historic District where older wiring often needs targeted updates, and in Lake Highlands where newer builds still face issues from the region's humid subtropical conditions.
Hot summers increase demand for reliable GFCI protection and corrosion-resistant connections around pools, while mild winters allow year-round service calls without weather delays. Rick covers routes to Downtown Clermont near the Citrus Tower, out toward Clermont Waterfront Park, and extends work to customers in nearby Leesburg and Winter Garden who need a pool electrician familiar with local soil moisture and storm exposure.
The operation stays hands-on with direct owner involvement on every job, using knowledge of Lake County housing stock to spot problems like aging underground lines common in established neighborhoods.
- Rick Donovan — Owner, since over a d
- Based at 13202 Olesen Ct, Clermont, FL 34711, USA
- Owner Rick Donovan handles all pool electrical repair calls personally from the Olesen Ct location
- Service reaches specific spots like the Clermont Historic District and Lake Highlands with attention to older panel and conduit conditions
- Work accounts for humid summers that speed up corrosion on pool lights and pumps
Credentials & guarantees
- ✓Based at 13202 Olesen Ct, Clermont, FL 34711, USA
Our guarantee
Owner-operated with upfront quotes and workmanship you can inspect on every pool electrical repair serving Downtown Clermont, Lake Highlands, Clermont Historic District, Leesburg, and Winter Garden.
What Clermont, FL Customers Say
“The underwater lights in our pool at the house near Lake Minneola kept tripping the breaker after a recent storm. Clermont Pool Electrical Works traced it to corroded wiring in the junction box and replaced the conduit runs with new GFCI-protected lines. Lights now stay on without issues and the pool looks great at night again.”
“Our variable-speed pump kept shutting off mid-cycle because of an overloaded circuit tied to the old timer. They rewired the pump to a dedicated 220V line with proper overload protection and installed a new digital controller. The pump runs smoothly now and our electric bill dropped noticeably last month.”
“The pool heater would not turn on after the control panel shorted out during heavy rain. They replaced the damaged relays and added weatherproof covers to the panel box. Heater works reliably again, though it took two visits to fully resolve the grounding issue.”