Plumbing and Your Pool Heater

Pool Heater Installation

When having a pool installed, your sales rep will go over many details with you to develop the best pool design for your property. The installation of a pool heater should realistically occur concurrently with the rest of the pool construction. Regardless of which heating option you choose (gas or other), this is a matter to take up with your sales rep sooner than later. Something else to consider is your cement pad. You need to have a level concrete pad poured for the heater to permanently sit on.

Gas Heaters do range in price, basically that comes down to the size you choose as well the brand. If you are a household that will want your pool to heat up quickly, gas heaters are the fastest. Another notable thing about gas heaters especially around these Kingston parts is they are not dependent on sun exposure or the temperature outside – your hot tub/spa will still quickly heat up during frigid, grey sky weather.

Solar Blankets: Myth or Fact?

Many wonder if a solar blanket is truly a necessary expense and we are here to tell you YES you do need to invest in a solar blanket when you use any kind of a pool heater (gas or otherwise). The surface area of any pool is where the heat loss occurs. A solar blanket plays a huge roll in insulating and conserving your heat. Without it your heater will work harder, costing you more money – and you’ll be cold! We promise it’s a fact Kingston – get a solar blanket.

If you are looking to have a gas heater installed, repaired or replaced give us a call today and we’ll send one of our qualified technicians over right away to discuss your needs and take care of you safely and quickly.

One last thing: If you also require someone to do an installation of your gas BBQ we are able to do so. Here is the link to our blog “Barbecue Season: Plumbing Before Grilling” for further information!