Swim in May. Swim in October. CPP installs and services propane pool heaters across Connecticut — the fastest, most powerful way to extend your swim season and get more out of your pool investment.
A propane pool heater can raise your pool temperature by 1°F per hour — significantly faster than electric heat pumps, which depend on ambient air temperature and struggle on cool Connecticut evenings. If you want to swim in May or October, propane is the only realistic option.
For Connecticut homeowners, a propane pool heater also makes sense because many properties already have propane service for home heating, fireplaces, or generators. Adding a pool heater is a natural extension of existing infrastructure.
Don't lose your swim season to a broken heater. CPP technicians are available for same-week repair appointments across Connecticut.
(860) 365-5218New propane pool heater installation — we handle gas line, venting, and unit setup from start to finish.
Pre-season inspection, burner cleaning, heat exchanger check, and safety test. Book in March — our schedule fills fast.
Pool heater not firing? Error codes? Pilot issues? Our techs carry common parts and can often fix it same-day.
Propane delivered to your tank to keep your pool heater running all season — automatic delivery so you never run dry.
BTU output determines how fast your pool heats and how well it maintains temperature on cool CT evenings. Here's a simple guide.
Not sure what size you need? Call us at (860) 365-5218 — we'll ask a few questions about your pool and recommend the right BTU output for your situation.
Don't see your brand? Call us — we service most major brands.
Don't see your town? Call us — we serve all of Connecticut.
Installation costs vary based on the heater model, existing gas line proximity, and site conditions. Most residential installations run $2,500–$5,000 installed. We provide detailed written quotes after a free consultation — no surprises.
A properly sized propane pool heater raises water temperature by approximately 1°F per hour. A 20,000-gallon pool starting at 60°F will reach 80°F in about 20 hours of runtime. Many homeowners start the heater the morning before a swim.
A pool heater uses significant propane — a 400,000 BTU unit running 8 hours/day can use 30+ gallons per day. We'll assess your current tank size and recommend whether an upgrade is needed. Most whole-home systems need a 500-gallon or larger tank.
Yes — CPP services all major brands including Pentair, Hayward, Raypak, and Jandy. We diagnose the issue, quote the repair, and most common problems are fixed same-day if parts are on hand.
Late February or early March — before the swim season rush. Our schedule fills up fast as spring approaches. A tune-up includes burner cleaning, heat exchanger inspection, gas pressure check, and safety test.
For CT specifically, propane wins in most scenarios. Heat pumps lose efficiency when air temps drop below 50°F — which happens every night in May, September, and October. Propane maintains full performance in any weather, making season extension much more reliable.
"CPP installed our Pentair pool heater last spring and we've been swimming since late April. Best home investment we've made in years. Professional crew, clean install, done in one day."
"Pool heater went out mid-June — CPP came out within two days, had the part on the truck, and fixed it same visit. Didn't miss more than a week of swimming. Great service."
"They were honest about what size heater I needed. Didn't try to oversell me. Installation was clean, the crew explained everything, and the pool heats fast. Five stars."
Get a free pool heater quote from CPP. Installation, service, or repair — we handle it all.
