How Much Does an Automatic Pool Cover Cost?

How Much Does an Automatic Pool Cover Cost?
A solid (vinyl) security cover costs $1,200–$3,000. It needs a pump on top, keeps out debris and water, and lasts 6–10 years. An automatic cover costs $5,000–$15,000.

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Besides, is an automatic pool cover worth it?

Automatic pool covers are good examples of you get what you pay for. Automatic pool covers offer outstanding cost savings benefits. When closed over the swimming pool an automatic pool cover will save you on chemicals, water loss from evaporation, and energy costs by not having to constantly reheat the pool.

can you walk on automatic pool covers? Automatic pool covers work good for keeping children and even adults out of the pool if you do not wish to have them in the pool. You can even walk on the cover; it feels like walking on a water bed.

Thereof, how much does pool cover cost?

A mesh cover costs between $1,200 and $3,000, depending on the shape and size of the pool. A solid cover costs between $1,800 and $3,600 for the same shape and size as a mesh cover, about $600 more on average. Initial installation of any cover will cost between $500 and $1,000 depending on the size of the pool.

How do automatic pool covers work?

They use a simple pulley principle. At one end of the pool is a large reel, like a solar blanket reel to roll up the cover when it is open. When covering the pool, the rope and cover reels spin the other direction, and the rope is wound up, while the cover is unwound.

Related Question Answers

Can you install an automatic pool cover on an existing pool?

This type of automatic pool cover can be installed on top of your existing pool deck or added to a new pool construction. The deck mounted top track system includes tracks and all hardware, a pool cover and instruction on building your own diy on deck or recessed housing box.
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