Pool-heating systems for hotels, resorts, compounds and clubs, designed around pool volume and the required operating season. Engineering design, supply, installation and support by Aurora.
Last updated: August 12, 2026
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Highlights
- For hotels, resorts, compounds and clubs
- Engineered to pool volume and operating season
- Titanium exchanger or heat pump depending on the case
- Supply, installation and post-commissioning support by Aurora
In hotels and resorts the pool is not a luxury — it is part of the service the guest is paying for. When the water turns cold the season shortens, reviews suffer and revenue drops. That makes pool heating an operating decision judged by its return, not equipment bought off a shelf.
Who it suits
- Hotels and resorts where the pool is central to the offering
- Compounds and clubs with shared, heavily used pools
- Indoor pools operating year-round
- North Coast projects wanting to extend the season either side of summer
How we work
We start with an engineering survey measuring pool volume, water surface area, target temperature, whether the pool is covered or open, and the operating season. Those figures determine the system type — a titanium exchanger, a heat pump, or both together — along with output and unit count. There is no off-the-shelf size on projects.
Pool already running? That is most of our work
Adding heating to an existing pool is harder than building it into new construction, because you are bound by an existing filtration loop, the available plant-room space and the power source — and by downtime that has to be planned around guests. We settle all of that at the survey and write it into the schedule from the start. If the space or the power supply is not sufficient, you hear it before you sign, not after.
Why Aurora
Because on projects the difference is not the equipment — it is the design, the execution and who is accountable afterwards. One team runs the survey, supply, installation, commissioning and scheduled maintenance, so responsibility never falls between supplier, contractor and technician. It is the same model we run on solar systems for projects.
The next step
Book a consultation or engineering survey for the project and we will produce the system design, the right output and the expected running cost for each option — so the decision rests on numbers rather than impressions.
Find the right system for your home in under a minute
A few questions about your home and usage, and you get an initial recommendation. The inspection confirms it on site.
Find your right sizeFAQ
How do you size a project pool-heating system?
We measure pool volume and water surface area, the target temperature, whether it is covered or open, and the operating season length. Those numbers determine the system type, output and unit count — there is no off-the-shelf system for projects.
What kind of projects do you work with?
Hotels, resorts, compounds, clubs and indoor pools — anywhere the pool is part of the service and needs to run an extended season. Aurora designs, supplies, installs and supports after commissioning.
How long does execution take?
It depends on system size and whether the pool is under construction or already operating. A running pool needs downtime planned so guests are not affected — that is set at the engineering survey and written into the schedule from the start, not sprung mid-way.
The pool has been running for years — can heating be added?
Yes, and that is most of our work. We look at the existing filtration loop, the space available for a plant room, and the power source, then fit the system to them. The hard case is no space or insufficient power — and we tell you that before you pay, not after.
Which system is most economical for a project?
There is no single answer. A project without natural gas leans toward [heat pumps](/en/products/pool-heat-pump); one with gas and an extended season leans toward a [titanium exchanger](/en/products/pool-titanium-heater); many projects take both. We calculate expected running cost for each option on your project’s numbers before recommending.
What happens after commissioning?
We stay responsible. The same team that designed and installed it does the follow-up, and [scheduled maintenance contracts](/en/services/maintenance) are available for facilities. That is the practical difference on projects: one accountable party instead of responsibility split between supplier, contractor and technician.
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