How long should a Hayward pool filter last?

Typically, cartridge filters need to be replaced every 3 to 5 years. You can also tell your cartridge filter needs to be swapped out if you start having to clean it more often; that is, if the pressure gauge increases by 8 PSI much more often than every 6 months, you may need to replace it.

How do I know what size Hayward filter I need?

Filter Size The filter flow rate must be rated at least the same GPM as your pump, or higher. With pool filters, it’s best to err on the larger size so it can handle the power of your pump. A helpful rule of thumb is to choose a filter with at least 1 square foot per 10,000 gallons pool capacity.

How much does a Hayward filter cost?

Hayward Pool Filter Cost The pool filtration system cost from Hayward is around $400 to $1,800 for cartridge, sand, and diatomaceous earth filters.

How do I figure out what size pool filter I need?

Multiply the average depth by the surface area to find the total volume. Or, wrap it all into one formula: L x W x D = V. This is the volume of your pool. If your pool is “L” shaped then break it into two (or more) rectangles and calculate the volume of each, then add the volume together.

How much labor does it cost to replace a pool filter?

Swimming Pool Water Filter Costs

Item Cost
Pool filter $250-$400
Job supplies: surfacing materials, minor components, connection fittings, etc. $1,300-$1,800
Labor Costs: (1 hour) $35-$50
Total Cost $1,585-$2,250

How long should a swimming pool filter last?

Assuming you properly maintain your swimming pool, you should expect the below timescales on average: – Filter Cartridge – approximately 2,000 working hours, usually around 2-4 years. – Sand Filter Media – around 3-7 years. – Glass Filter Media – about 7-15 years.