Solar heating of swimming pools

Welcome to our space dedicated to biopools and natural pools, where the harmony between humans and nature becomes a refreshing and healthy experience.

Biopools are innovative alternatives to conventional pools, using natural methods to keep the water clean and clear without the need for harsh chemicals.

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Advantages of heating a pool

Comprised of a bathing area where you can enjoy pure water and another space dedicated to regeneration, these pools use aquatic plants and biological processes to filter and purify the water.

Designed to blend harmoniously with their surroundings, biopools not only promote a more sustainable lifestyle but also foster biodiversity and provide a healthy environment for swimmers. Discover the benefits of biopools and transform your outdoor space into a natural retreat. Immerse yourself in nature!

Heating systems for swimming pools

Depending on your pool type and what you're looking for, we recommend an efficient heat pump, heat exchanger, or solar panels. Nothing unusual about this; everything has been tested in real pools. If you prefer, you can control the temperature from anywhere, as we install automation.

Low-consumption heat pumps for organic pools

Ecological heat exchangers

Integration with solar and renewable energy

Home automation solutions for smart control

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Heat your natural pool without losing the biological balance

The water and plants must remain healthy. They are the foundation of any natural pool . That's why the equipment we use never compromises the quality of the water or the pool's ecosystem.

We don't operate by cranking up the temperature like crazy; we rely on the capacity of the plant filtration system. We adapt each installation to your conditions, also considering the climate and actual usage . This way, we protect the environment and the water, while you enjoy peace of mind.

They are known as natural pools, biopools, eco-lagoons or eco-pools.

No two pools are the same. The first thing is to listen to what you want, look closely at the location, and consider the local climate . The volume and type of use are also taken into account. If you have any questions, call me and we'll discuss it.

There's no fine print here: I'll tell you the pros and cons, and you decide.

I always opt for what your pool needs, not what looks pretty in a catalog. I prefer to make that clear from the start.