Installation

Pool Heat Pump Installation in Palm Beach County

An electric heat pump is the most efficient way to heat a pool in South Florida. It moves heat from the warm, humid air into your water instead of burning fuel — so a correctly sized unit keeps the pool comfortable most of the year for a fraction of what gas costs to run.

Our process

How an installation goes

  1. 1

    Site visit: we measure the pool, check sun, wind and shade, and look at your electrical panel and equipment pad.

  2. 2

    Sizing: we match the heat pump's output to your pool's volume, surface area and the temperature you want.

  3. 3

    Written quote by model, with everything included spelled out before any work starts.

  4. 4

    Install: pad, plumbing with bypass valves, dedicated electrical circuit and any permit the job needs.

  5. 5

    Start-up: we check flow and refrigerant pressures, set the thermostat and show you how to use it.

What's included

Everything a proper install needs

Correct sizing

An undersized unit runs all day and never catches up; an oversized one wastes money. We do the math first.

Pad & placement

A level pad with clearance for airflow, placed away from bedroom windows and out of sight where possible.

Plumbing & electrical

Heater plumbed after the filter with a bypass, on its own breaker and disconnect, to code.

Coastal-ready equipment

Titanium heat exchangers for salt pools and corrosion-resistant coatings for homes near the ocean.

Running cost

What it costs to run

The formula

Power draw (kW) × hours per day × days × your rate per kWh from your FPL bill = monthly cost.

Use a cover

A solar cover at night is often the single biggest saving — most heat is lost from the surface.

Florida weather helps

Heat pumps lose efficiency below about 50°F. Palm Beach County winters rarely stay that cold for long.

Pricing

Free, written quote

Every pool is different, so we quote each job personally after we understand it — no surprises and no obligation. Call us and we'll talk it through.

Call for a free quote

What affects the price

  • •Pool size and the water temperature you want
  • •Heat pump model and output
  • •Distance from your electrical panel and any panel upgrade
  • •New pad or re-plumbing of existing equipment
  • •Permit requirements for your town

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Talk to us

Ready to talk about heat pump installation?

Call or email with your pool details and town. We'll answer your questions and set up a visit.