FixMyPool · Tampa Bay
Pool heater & heat pump installation in Tampa Bay
Plan a new heater around how you use your pool or spa, the available utilities and the equipment already in place.
Start with your heating goals
- Heating an attached spa for occasional use or maintaining a pool temperature.
- The pool or spa size, desired temperature and expected use.
- Whether a pool cover is used and how exposed the water is.
- Existing heater details, if this is a replacement.
Compare the complete installation
The choice involves more than the heater's price. The proposal needs to account for space, water-flow requirements, electrical supply or gas service, controls and any necessary changes. Ask for those items to be identified before approving the project.
Replacing a heater that has stopped working?
A heater diagnostic can help establish whether repair is practical or a new heater is needed. Heater and heat pump diagnostics are $275: $75 is credited toward a repair, or $275 toward a needed new heater.
For a first-time heater installation or planned upgrade, contact us to confirm the consultation and project scope.
Questions before you book
Should I choose a gas heater or an electric heat pump?
The right choice depends on your heating goals, available utilities, site conditions and operating preferences. We discuss those factors before proposing equipment.
Does the quote include electrical or gas changes?
The written proposal should specify the included work and identify any additional utility work or approvals required. Confirm the complete scope before accepting it.
Can the new heater use my existing automation?
Compatibility depends on the heater and controller models. Include your controller information when requesting the proposal.