Swimming Pool Savings

By Bryan Martin


Installing a home made energy system to heat your swimming pool is one way to reduce heating costs. Solar swimming pool heaters are the most effective forms of home made energy and are increasing in popularity among energy conscious homeowners.

Solar heating systems can be installed by homeowners or they can be purchased in a kit and installed by a professional. These home made energy systems have low annual operating costs and work well in a variety of climates. Solar heating systems include a pump which keeps pool water circulating, a filter to remove debris and an automatic valve that controls the flow of water to the solar collector.

The solar collector is the way the water is heated by the sun. Home made energy systems using solar power are typically mounted on the roof of the home. Solar heating systems can be used to heat pool water in cooler months or it can cool water in hot climates by pumping water through the solar collector at night.

As with any home made energy system, solar heating system performance and savings vary according to climate and personal energy usage. Homeowners considering installing solar heating systems should also compare system costs, inquire about codes and ordinances in your area and compare the costs of systems against convention heating systems such as natural gas. Solar heating systems for swimming pools can be installed by the homeowner or they can be installed by a professional solar thermal systems contractor.

By using the energy from the sun, home solar heating systems are an effective and less costly way to heat your swimming pool. Properly maintaining your home made energy system will help it last for many years to come. Most solar heating systems last from 10 to 20 years with regular maintenance.




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