Pool Covers & Repair

Imagine going a few days without using your pool and then returning to find it covered in leaves, dead insects, and other detritus. You have no choice but to clear the mess before getting in. But why waste time cleaning all the debris when you can simply prevent it?

Keeping your pool clean is one of the main benefits of swimming pool covers. All you have to do is pull it over after every use. Consequently, the pool will stay in excellent condition, and you will save a ton of cleaning time.

Evaporation is the primary cause of water loss in a pool. When the sun and wind heat up the water in your pool, it causes the water to evaporate into water vapor.

You can prevent water scarcity by installing automated pool covers. The amount of heat transported to the pool will decrease since the pool cover will serve as a barrier between the water and the sun. As a result, water loss is 70% lessened by using a cover.

Chemicals like bromine and chlorine are added to the pool’s water to kill germs, prevent the spread of diseases, and maintain the overall safety of the swimmers. However, these chemicals can also cause certain reactions like sneezing, watery eyes, asthma, and irritation of the skin. The process is also pretty time-consuming and expensive.

The advantage of using a pool cover is that it minimizes the need to add chemicals. It can cut the need for chemicals by up to 60%. Ultimately, it alleviates allergy issues while saving money.

An uncovered pool’s water is likely to lose heat and become cold, making it difficult to use. As a result, you must spend money on a heater to warm the water. There are 801,000 residential pools in Texas, as reported by Pool Research. Imagine how much of an impact it would have on the environment if everyone started to use heating sources. So why splurge on expensive machines when we can simply cover our pool and be environmentally responsible?

Swimming pool covers help minimize heat costs by trapping heat in the water and reducing the amount of heat loss to the surrounding air. The cover acts as an insulating barrier, preventing heat from escaping and preserving the warmth of the water. Typically, 50-75% of heat is retained by a pool cover. It means there won’t be as much need to reheat and maintain desired water temperature, which will save energy and money.

Family safety comes first. With toddlers, pets, and a pool at home, you are naturally more cautious. However, you won’t have to be concerned about anyone slipping when there is a strong fiberglass mesh cover over the pool. Just don’t forget to ensure it is attached properly.