With all of the sunny, warm days we Arizonians enjoy, it may seem like a pool heater is an unnecessary luxury. While the average swim season usually lasts from May through September, what’s your plan for the rest of the year—especially if you’re someone who enjoys a daily swim as a fun form of aerobic exercise?
Even when temperatures are moderate during the winter, taking a dip in a pool will chill your bones because the water temperature is too low. It’s a good bet that jumping into your pool in the middle of January will not make it to your list of “things to do” for the day.
And that’s where pool heaters come in. There are a few different types, each of which offers its own benefits to help keep your pool warmer when the temperatures cool down.
Our obvious choice is a high-efficiency propane pool heater (sometimes referred to as a gas pool heater). It’s a popular option because propane pool heaters can quickly heat your pool to your desired temperature.
And if you rely on one propane fuel and service provider, they know your home’s heating source and can seamlessly integrate your pool heater and install it quickly and properly for you. Your propane service professional can also take care of annual maintenance to ensure your heater runs problem-free.
A propane pool heater simply burns gas to warm water from the pool pump then cycles the water back into the pool. That’s why propane pool heaters are an ideal choice for in-ground and aboveground pools and spas.
Propane pool heaters are:
Propane pool heaters have distinct advantages over other pool heater types, including:
To learn more about propane pool heaters and the many other ways you can take full advantage of propane inside and outside your home, please contact your Arizona propane service provider and they’ll be glad to give you advice.