POOL HEAT PUMPS

We average approximately 100 heat pump installs each year.

We can review your pool and your heating goals and give you accurate estimates on the costs involved in heating your pool. Electric appliance manufacturers are continually making strides in all industries to achieve maximum efficiency. The GulfStream is a state-of-the art heater, up to date to with all manufacturing improvements and is the most efficient heat pump on the market.

Permits are not usually required, however, in certain situations one may be required. If a permit is required, we handle that process for you from beginning to end.

Gas heaters are much more expensive to run to keep your pool heated. Florida’s environment provides nearly perfect conditions to run electric pool heaters. The operating cost, therefore is much lower than what gas heat can provide.

Solar pool heating is another great way to heat Florida pools, but doesn’t offer the same control that an electric pool heater provides. Cloudy days will impact how warm your pool is. A great way to achieve optimum pool heat is to combine solar pool heating with a heat pump. This gives you the benefits of free pool heating from Florida sunshine, with the heat pump kicking in when cloudy weather appears. This combination of solar and electric heating can give you what we call “The Endless Summer” effect.

We install the efficient and reliable GulfStream pool heat pumps made in the USA. There are three different sized models –  the HE-100, HE-125 and HE-150 models, depending on pool size. All models use high-quality controls and unique features highlighting efficiency and ease of use. GulfStream also offers the longest and strongest service warranty in the industry.

Yes, we have all models in our showroom at Advance Solar & Spa. Feel free to come to our location in Fort Myers to see the various GulfStream models and ask any questions in person.

Our representative will do an overall survey to adequately size the unit to the needs of the pool. The representative will also inspect your electrical set-up to determine proper breaker and wire sizes. This step prevents possible electrical issues during and after installation. We explain all aspects of the warranty and warranty options with you, as well as answer any questions you have regarding the unit, various models or the installation process.

Pool service technicians do not generally perform the comprehensive evaluation and steps outlined in question 8, above. In many cases, they are neither properly licensed nor insured. Most are not licensed electricians. Without a thorough electrical inspection, improper installation can lead to serious hazards such as fires and unit failure. In these situations, there may be no insurance coverage protecting the homeowner from costly damages or liability.

We serve individual homeowners as well as commercial locations.