Planning your swimming pool installation of solar heaters

Keep swimming when it turns cold

After Labor Day, the weather starts to cool down and solar heaters for your pool installation can extend your swimming season through the end of fall. Additionally, you can save operating costs during the summer. When you consider the investment you have made in your pool and outdoor living space, it is smart to install products that allow you to enjoy your pool a few months more every year.

Solar pool heating

Solar pool collectors are made out of various materials. Consult with your Charlotte pool company to determine the type that best suits your needs for the size of your pool and the local climate. If you only plan to use your pool when temperatures are above freezing, then you will probably be able to get by with an unglazed collector system.

Unglazed Solar Pool Heating Collectors - Unglazed collectors are a favorite of many pool owners because of their affordable cost and simple design. Unglazed systems are extremely efficient and can even work for indoor pools in cold climates.

Glazed Solar Pool and Water Heating Collectors - Glazed collector systems are most commonly made of copper tubing on an aluminum plate with a tempered glass covering. Needless to say, the material alone increases the cost. Glazed collectors can also be used to heat domestic hot water. Consult your Charlotte pool builders for recommendations for freeze protection.

One of the best pool builders in Charlotte, NC

Carolina Pool Plastering offers many services to repair and remodel your pool, and the surrounding areas. Be sure to ask them about their many options and ideas for spas. They can help you with inspired ideas that will create a pool with enticing comfort zones, and extend your entertainment space. Retaining walls require special skill and experience that only comes from years in the business. A swimming pool can only increase the value of your home or business. To learn more about swimming pool installation or maintenance, contact Carolina Pool Plastering, in Charlotte, NC.