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Reasons to own
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Wood heaters are easy to install. Two simple pvc connections to your existing pool equipment and the unit is installed. Most "handy" people can install it themselves. There is no expensive electrician to pay as with electric heaters. There are no gas lines to be installed. |
Most affordable to run!
Wood is cheaper than gas or electric, but in most cases people can find FREE wood. Most construction sites or tree services are happy to get rid of wood for free. Most homeowners have branches that were trimmed off or died. Usually they have to pay to get rid of them, with a wood pool heater you finally have a use for them. |
Low Low Low Maintenance
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The maintenance basically is taking out the ashes when they get too high.Anyone in a freeze zone would also have to open a spigot and drain the heater to winterize which they would already be doing for their pool equipment. |
The heaters are built to very high standards and are well insulated so that most of the heat goes to heating the pool and not to heating the air.
