Pool Heating, All Year Round.
Extending the swimming season and enjoying your pool all year round is now possible with various heating options available. There are three different ways to heat your pool: electric heat pump, gas heater, and solar heating. Gas heaters are commonly used for spas or smaller volumes of water due to their quick heating process. On the other hand, heat pumps and solar heating systems are designed to gradually raise the water temperature to a comfortable level.
When constructing a new pool, it is essential to allocate plumbing recirculation properly. At Stylish Pools and Spas, we take into account all the necessary plumbing requirements for both fibreglass and concrete pools on new pool builds. Our team calculates and adds the appropriate plumbing system to ensure efficient water circulation and optimal performance.
Pool Blanket.
Enhance the efficiency of your pool heating system by considering the addition of a pool blanket. This valuable accessory not only helps to retain the heat within your pool, but also minimizes heat loss during periods of non-use or overnight. By preventing the temperature from dropping significantly, the pool heater will require less time and energy to bring the water back to a comfortable level. To explore this option further, we invite you to contact us today for a complimentary measure and quote.
Things to know about pool heating.
It is essential to consider the specific heating specifications for each pool. In the case of upgrading an existing pool, it is crucial to ensure that the allocated electrical AMPS are sufficient to accommodate the new pool heater. Our team can assist you by checking, confirming, and organizing a new power circuit that aligns with your heater requirements, if feasible.
Furthermore, it is important to note that any pool can be equipped with a heater. Our experts are capable of reconfiguring the plumbing system to accommodate the installation of a pool heater.
Also, if you’re planning to cover your pool equipment with an acoustic box – you cannot cover your pool heater. It needs room to breathe and to work efficiently.
Gas Heating
Gas heaters are known for their ability to heat pools at a faster rate compared to other heating systems, making them a popular choice. They are particularly effective when used for smaller volumes of water.
Inverter Heat Pump
Inverter heat pumps are commonly employed to heat larger quantities of water, while the use of a pool blanket helps to retain the heat.
Solar Pool Heating
Solar pool heating is an older method of heating your pool, which involves the installation of panels on your roof to harness the sun's warmth.
