A custom-fit cover anchored into your deck. It keeps kids and pets out of the water and closes your pool for the season. Choose mesh or solid fabric, same price.
Same system, same anchors, same price. The only choice is the fabric, and it comes down to how you want to handle rain and snowmelt.
| Mesh fabric | Solid fabric | |
|---|---|---|
| Rain and snowmelt | Drains straight through | Cleared by a mesh drain panel or a cover pump |
| Leaves and debris | Kept out | Kept out |
| Upkeep over winter | Little to do | Check the drain panel or pump |
| Best if | You don’t want to think about water on the cover | You’d rather have a solid cover over the water |
| Installed price | $3,500–$5,500 | $3,500–$5,500 |
From measuring to installation usually takes a few weeks, so start early if you want it on before you close the pool. The fabric is a polypropylene blend that stands up to chlorine, mildew and UV. All-Safe mesh and solid safety covers are made by Coverlon and meet ASTM F1346, the standard for pool safety covers, which calls for a cover to hold at least 485 pounds.
When you close the pool for the season, the safety cover goes on and stays on. Unlike a tarp-style winter cover held down with water bags, it’s anchored tight to the deck, so it keeps leaves, debris and snow out and keeps kids and pets off the water all winter.
In spring, release the springs, fold the cover and store it until next season. Closing your pool soon? Our pool-closing guide →
A safety cover takes a little time to take off and put back, so it suits pools that stay closed for a while.
Most mesh and solid safety covers run $3,500–$5,500 installed. Your price depends on the size and shape of your pool, any steps or features the cover has to fit around, and your deck.
Every All-Safe safety cover is custom-made and installed by a professional. Installing one means drilling anchor holes into your deck, and drilling mistakes are expensive and hard to fix, so we always recommend professional installation. It also keeps the manufacturer’s warranty intact.
This time-lapse shows a winter safety cover going on, from anchors to the final fit.
Most mesh and solid pool safety covers run $3,500–$5,500 installed. Your price depends on the size and shape of your pool, any steps or features the cover fits around, and your deck.
It’s the same system, the same anchors and the same price; only the fabric changes. Mesh lets rain and snowmelt drain straight through. Solid fabric keeps water on top, so it uses a mesh drain panel or a cover pump to clear it.
Ours is. An All-Safe winter cover is a mesh or solid safety cover that is custom-fit and anchored into the deck, and it meets ASTM F1346. Tarp-style winter covers held down with water bags are made to keep out debris and are not safety covers.
A cover that meets ASTM F1346, the standard for pool safety covers, must hold at least 485 pounds. Our mesh and solid safety covers meet that standard.
Those demonstrations come from other cover makers. Mesh and solid safety covers are built the same way, with straps anchored into the deck and pulled tight by springs. All-Safe’s are made by Coverlon and meet ASTM F1346.
Usually a few weeks. Your installer measures the pool (typically with A-B measurements), the cover is ordered, made to fit and shipped, and then the anchors are drilled and the cover is installed. If you want it on before you close the pool for winter, start early.
Yes. A removal tool releases each spring from its anchor; then you pull the cover to one side, fold it and store it until next season.
If you swim most days, a cover you have to take off and put back may be more than you want. A pool safety net, an automatic cover or a removable pool fence may suit you better. A safety cover is a good fit for pools that stay closed for weeks or months at a time.
Fences, safety nets, or pool covers — we’ll guide you to the best option for your pool.
No obligation. We’ll connect you with a trusted local pool safety professional.
