2. Install a Heat Pump

Solar heaters are a great, green option, but they may not be necessary in all climates. If you live in an area with warmer air, or in an area where the water only needs to be heated a little, a heat pump is the greenest way to go. Heat pumps use minimal energy because they don’t actually generate any heat: they draw thermal energy from the air and transfer it into the water. Although a pump may seem like something small it will be used thousands of times. Over the years these pumps consume countless energy. 

Eco-conscious pool owners know that the simplest and cheapest way to conserve water and energy is to cover their pool when they’re not using it. Pool covers keep heat in and debris out, and also discourage water from evaporating out. Whether it be a DIY pool or if it is one of the custom pools Pensacola. Sealing heat in means you’ll use less energy heating your pool. Keeping debris out means you’ll use less energy filtering your pool. More water staying in your pool means using less water to refill it.

The world is changing. These changes are not all bad. There is nothing wrong in getting a pool but first make sure it is a good option for the environment.