Pool Heaters & Accessories

We carry a full range of pool heaters and accessories designed to meet residential, commercial, and above-ground pool needs. Our selection includes:

• Pool Flow Thru Heaters – compact and efficient for spas and small pools.
• Pool Heater Elements – reliable replacement parts for electric and low-flow models.
• Pool Heater Unions – secure fittings for easy installation and maintenance.
• Pool Hi Limit Sensors – essential safety components that prevent overheating.
• Low Flow Heaters – ideal for spas and above-ground pools with reduced circulation.
• Pool Thermostats – precise temperature control for consistent comfort.

You’ll find everything you need to heat your pool efficiently and safely - all in one place.

It depends on your pool size, usage, and location:

• Electric pool heaters are best for small or above-ground pools and steady temperature maintenance.
• Gas and propane pool heaters heat water quickly and are great for larger or inground pools or occasional use.
• Heat pumps are the most energy-efficient long-term solution in moderate climates.
  Leading brands like Hayward and Raypak pool heaters deliver excellent performance across all types.

Heater size is measured in BTUs. The larger your pool and the faster you want to heat it, the higher the BTU rating required:

• Up to 10,000 gallons → 50,000–100,000 BTU.
• 10,000–20,000 gallons → 125,000–200,000 BTU.
• 20,000–40,000+ gallons → 250,000–400,000 BTU.

Always check your pool’s volume and local climate before selecting. Going slightly larger often results in better efficiency and heating speed.

The cost of pool heaters varies by type:

• Electric pool heaters: typically $600–$1,200
• Gas or propane pool heaters: $1,000–$3,000
• Heat pumps: $1,500–$4,000 (higher initial cost, lower operating cost)
  Installation adds to the total — gas systems cost more due to plumbing and venting requirements.

Yes. Above-ground pool heaters are available in electric and low-flow designs that operate efficiently with smaller pumps. They’re easy to install, compact, and perfect for seasonal or smaller pools.

• Gas or propane pool heaters heat quickly but consume more fuel — ideal for occasional or on-demand heating.
• Electric heaters and heat pumps are slower but more energy-efficient for regular use.

If energy savings are your priority, electric or hybrid models are the best pool heaters long-term.