FAQ

How much cheaper is a pool heat pump to operate compared to a gas heater?

A pool heat pump is significantly cheaper to run, costing roughly 70% to 80% less to operate than a traditional gas heater. Because heat pumps use electricity to transfer ambient heat rather than burning expensive fossil fuels, you can save between $500 and $1,000+ CAD annually on utility bills.

  • Massive Efficiency: For every $1 of electricity you spend on a heat pump, you get about $5 worth of heat in return.
  • Quick ROI: Due to the massive reduction in daily operating costs, the initial price difference of a quality heat pump typically pays for itself within just 2 to 3 pool seasons.
  • Eco-Friendly: Heat pumps do not burn fossil fuels, giving them a much smaller carbon footprint.

Stop burning through expensive gas! Upgrade to a highly efficient Heat Pump and double your swim season without doubling your hydro bill.

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Snow on your pool? Here’s the “Crush” Guide to Winter Peace of Mind

Hey everyone, With the Canadian winter in full swing, our team at Crush Pools has been getting a few calls from homeowners worried about their pool covers. Between the heavy snow dumps and the deep freezes, we know it can look a little scary out there! We wanted to send a quick update to let…

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Insane Residential Pools

Everyone has dreamt about what their dream swimming pool would look like. Maybe your swimming pool might have a waterslide, maybe even two or a waterfall that is so high you can jump off the top. You could also have a swim up bar so you never have to leave the pool to have a…

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Pool Closing Tips

Pool Closing Tips First time closing your pool? Here are some pool closing tips to ensure your closing goes smoothly. Clean your pool prior to closing – a clean pool at closing will lower your chances of algae forming over the Winter/Spring (saving you $$$ in Spring clean up costs). Keep your pump running until…