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Pool covers

Keep The Heat In And The Leaves Out

From automatic slatted covers that close at the touch of a button to winter debris covers, we help you choose a cover that suits your pool and how you use it.

Overview

The Right Cover Depends On Why You Want One

Keeping heat in, cutting evaporation and chemical use, keeping leaves out over winter or adding a layer of protection for children and pets: each calls for a different cover.

We look at your pool's size, shape, heating and surroundings, then recommend the cover that balances looks, ease of use and running costs. On a new build, we can design a hidden pit for it from the start.

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Four kinds

Covers We Fit

  • 01

    Automatic Slatted Covers

    Roll out and away at the touch of a button, from a hidden pit or housing. Powered by mains or solar. They hold heat in and cut evaporation.

  • 02

    Coverseal Covers

    Four-season covers on ultra-low rails that suit new pools and existing pool decks.

  • 03

    Safety Covers

    Anchored and tensioned around the pool to stop accidental access when it's not in use.

  • 04

    Winter Debris Covers

    Keep leaves and dirt out over winter, so the pool is quicker to get ready in spring.

What's included

Why A Cover Is Worth It

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  • Less heat lost, so lower heating bills
  • Less evaporation, water use and chemical use
  • Fewer leaves and less cleaning
  • Concealed pits and housings on new builds
  • Fitted to new and existing pools
  • Servicing and repairs from our own engineers
Our work

Recent Work

FAQs

Common Questions

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Do I need a pool cover?

A good cover keeps the heat in, cuts evaporation and chemical use, and keeps leaves out. Automatic slatted covers open and close at the touch of a button. If safety is the reason, choose a cover certified for it: not every cover is, and none replaces barriers or supervision.

What's the best way to heat an outdoor pool?

It depends on the pool, how much you use it and how long you want the season to last. Air-source heat pumps are usually the most efficient for keeping water warm, especially with a good cover. Gas or oil boilers heat up fastest, electric heaters suit smaller pools and spas, and solar can top up the heating.

How much does a pool cost?

It depends entirely on the size, site and finish. We take on everything from repairs to builds of £1 million and more, and there's no minimum job. We quote after a site visit, so the figure reflects your project, not a guess.

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