Heat pumps, gas heaters, solar and hybrid systems compared for cost, speed and season length.
Heating a pool lengthens the season. Heat pumps move heat from the air and use little power, which suits steady heating in mild weather. Gas heaters raise temperature quickly in any weather. Solar systems use the sun and cost little to run, and hybrid setups combine strengths.
The right choice depends on how you swim and how much you want to spend. A cover, a wind break and a good schedule matter as much as the heater itself. We size the system around volume, climate and use.
Efficient and steady.
Fast and strong.
Low running cost.
Combine strengths.
Volume, climate and use.
Hold heat in.
Find your style, size a heater or ballpark a budget.
Which Pool Style Fits You? QuizAnswer five questions about your yard, your family and your taste and see the pool styles that fit you best.Try it 
Pool Heater Sizing and Heat Up TimeEnter the volume and the temperature rise you want and see an output range and an estimated heat up time.Try it 
Pool Project Budget PlannerPick a project, a size and the features you want and get a ballpark planning range.Try it Heat pumps and solar tend to cost less to run, and gas costs less to buy. Use patterns matter.
Yes, with the right equipment and cover, though costs rise in cold weather.
A cover saves a great deal of heat and is strongly recommended.
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Material guideAutomation OptionsControllers, apps, sensors and actuators compared, so you can plan a pool that runs itself.Learn more Call us and we will walk your yard, talk through ideas and show you what is possible, with a clear plan and a written scope.
