Swimming pool covers are a must for every home with a pool. They help to provide safety for everyone when the pool not in use, especially your children. Some models can also help increase your pool’s heating efficiency and chemical retention. When you’re looking for the best pool covers for your swimming pool, you should consider these factors.
1. Purpose
Start with the purpose for which you need the pool cover. If you want to keep your children and pets safe, mesh safety covers are an excellent choice. If you don’t have children or pets, you may want to cover the pool to keep out the leaves and debris or for winterizing.
2. The Climate in Your Area
The best Pool Covers will be ideally suited to the climate in your area. If you live in an area with harsh winters, mesh is an excellent option as a winter pool cover. If you live in an area with a warmer year-round climate, an automatic cover can help slow the rate of water evaporation from your pool.
3. The Type of Pool
The type of pool you have will also have to be considered to choose the best pool safety cover. You may have an above-ground or in-ground pool. While the first type requires winches to fasten the pool cover, the second one will need anchors for fastening the cover by the poolside.
If you have an inground pool, it’s best to consult an expert first who can help you customize a pool cover to the right fit.
4. Pool Size & Shape
Your pools shape, the elevation at different levels, and other water features will affect the price of the cover. Make sure to measure its total surface area and determine the shape as a consideration in choosing the best pool cover. The cost of the overall installation will depend on these 3 main factors:
5. Warranty
One indication of a quality pool cover is a long warranty period. It means the manufacturer is confident that their product will withstand wear and tear, as well as the elements for a longer period. A cheap pool cover with a poor warranty will often cost you more money in the long run. The best covers come at a price but they will more than pay for the initial investment in a few years.
Consult an Expert First
When looking for the best pool safety covers, you can benefit from the insights of an expert. Connect with your local All-Safe dealer for a free consultation.
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