Electric Pool Heat Pumps
Set your temperature and let the thermostat hold it. Heat pumps deliver energy-efficient, thermostatically controlled pool heating day or night, with heating performance varying based on outdoor temperature and conditions.
A pool heat pump doesn't make heat by burning fuel, it moves heat. Using a small amount of electricity, it captures warmth from the outside air and transfers it into your pool water, which makes it far more efficient than electric resistance or gas heating.
Because it does not depend on sunshine, a heat pump gives you precise thermostatic control: dial in your ideal temperature and the system works to hold it, with output that varies with outdoor air temperature and humidity. That makes heat pumps a great standalone solution, or the perfect nighttime and cool-season partner to a solar system.
We help you choose a right-sized, high-efficiency unit for your pool volume and usage, then install it cleanly and set it up for reliable, economical operation year-round.
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Why choose heat pumps?
Consistent, set-and-forget heat
Choose your temperature and the thermostat does the rest, day or night. Output is strongest in warm, humid air and tapers as the air cools.
Very efficient to run
By moving heat instead of creating it, a heat pump delivers several units of heat for every unit of electricity used.
Great year-round in Florida
Our mild climate is ideal for heat pumps, letting you enjoy your pool comfortably in nearly every season.
Pairs perfectly with solar
Use free solar heat during the day and let a heat pump cover cool nights and cloudy spells, the best of both worlds.
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Heat Pumps questions
Is a heat pump expensive to run?
Heat pumps are the most efficient way to heat a pool with electricity because they move existing heat rather than generating it. Running costs depend on your target temperature and usage, and pairing a heat pump with a solar cover keeps bills down significantly.
How fast will it heat my pool?
Heat pumps warm a swimming pool gradually over many hours. Actual heating speed depends on pool volume, heater output, starting water temperature, outdoor air temperature, humidity, wind conditions and whether the pool is covered. Proper heater sizing and the use of a pool cover can significantly affect recovery time. Most owners run them to hold a set temperature rather than heat from cold each time.
Solar or heat pump, which is better?
Solar typically has the lowest operating cost; a heat pump gives you thermostatically controlled heating day or night, with performance that varies with outdoor temperature and conditions. Many Florida homeowners choose both. We'll help you weigh cost, usage, and comfort during your free consultation.
What our heater installation customers say
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“Our installer, Henry, arrived on time and the pool heater installation was done neatly and efficiently. His price was very competitive. I would recommend him highly.”
“Henry did an excellent job. Fast and clear communication, and he fit me in the same day. He was honest, knowledgeable, and I would recommend him to anyone needing an honest assessment.”
“Did an excellent job and was very friendly to work with. He made recommendations to improve my original plan. I would definitely recommend him and hire again.”
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