Swim Longer. On Your Schedule.

For a Hamptons property, the two primary options are gas and propane heaters, with solar as an occasional supplement. Gas and propane heat quickly and reliably, which makes them the right choice for shoulder-season use and fast warm-ups. Solar is rarely the right primary system on the East End, but it can offset operating cost when paired with another heater. The right answer depends on your pool size, usage pattern, and existing equipment, so we start with an on-site assessment rather than committing to a recommendation in advance.

Automated. We monitor tank levels remotely and deliver before you run low. There's nothing for you to schedule, track, or call about. Deliveries are timed around your usage curve so the tank stays in a healthy range without anyone having to think about it. If your usage pattern changes (a long house party, an early-spring warm-up, an extended autumn), we adapt the cadence. Emergency top-ups are available the same week if something unusual happens.

We winterize it. Heater winterization is part of our standard fall pool closing and includes draining, line-blowing, and isolating the unit so freeze damage isn't a risk. In the spring we reverse the process: summerization checks gas pressure, electrical, and ignition, then brings the unit back online before the first scheduled use. For year-round service clients, this is included; for heating-only clients, it's an annual service add-on.

Yes, and for many properties the spa heater is a separate decision from the pool heater. We commonly install, service, and integrate dedicated spa heaters alongside the main pool system. The two can be controlled independently or together via the same automation, so the spa can stay hot year-round while the pool runs on a different schedule.

Most heater installs are completed in a single visit once the unit and parts are on-site. Replacements on existing infrastructure are usually a day's work; first-time installations that need new gas lines, electrical, or a propane tank can take two to three days depending on what the property already has. We schedule installs around your season; most new clients install in the off-season so the system is online before the first warm weekend.

Yes, and it's the easiest path. Your existing account manager handles the assessment, install, and ongoing care without any new paperwork. Heating folds into the same monthly relationship you already have, and propane delivery (if you choose it) goes on the same account.