How Much Is Electric Pool Cover?

How Much Is Electric Pool Cover?
Exactly how much does an automatic pool cover cost? As with most pool features, pricing is all over the map. However, you can generally expect to pay between $10,000 and $20,000, depending on the size of the pool, the type of system, and the difficulty of the installation.

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Also, how much does a swimming 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.

Also, should I get an automatic pool cover? 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.

Similarly, it is asked, how much does it cost to replace an automatic pool cover?

The Rest of the Story. While automatic pool covers save you in some areas with time and maintenance, it's advisable to budget about $1,000 a year for your automatic cover. Why? When you replace your cover in usually about 5 to 6 years, it will cost you close to $5,000.

How do electric 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

Should I cover my pool every night?

Helps the Swimming Pool Retain Heat
Covering a heated swimming pool at night will reduce heat loss. For a swimming pool that relies on the sun for heat, covering it at night can still make it warm enough to swim in the next day, instead of losing all the heat overnight when the temperatures drop.

Should pool cover touch water?

Your pool water level should not be too low, as the water must support the cover in situations where you receive a heavy snowfall. At the same time, ideally you don't want the water to touch the underside of the cover under general conditions as that contact will create a wet spot where debris will accumulate.
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