About

Choosing Pool Experts means choosing experience, reliability, and specialist knowledge you can trust.

We supply high-quality, trusted swimming pool equipment from one of the industry’s leading global brands. This ensures our customers receive durable, efficient, and competitively priced products backed by manufacturer support.

With over 20 years of experience in the swimming pool industry, we have extensive knowledge of pool equipment and maintenance. Whether you need pumps, filters, heating systems, lighting, or replacement components, our expertise helps you find the right solution quickly and confidently. It doesn’t stop there, we specialise in advice for your DIY start to finish project for the home owner. We can offer advice right from the very start of your project, covering the concrete base through to final equipment switch-on.

Based in Bolton, Lancashire, we proudly serve customers across the UK, offering dependable service and fast distribution.

We supply both domestic and commercial clients, meaning whether you’re maintaining a home swimming pool or managing a larger commercial facility, we understand your requirements and deliver products that meet professional standards.

At Pool Experts, we combine industry knowledge, trusted products, and customer-focused service to ensure you get the best solution for your swimming pool needs.

The cost of running a swimming pool is relatively simple to calculate.

All electrically powered equipment — including the pump, filtration system, heater, and even lighting — has a power rating (measured in kilowatts, kW). By multiplying the equipment’s kW rating by the number of hours it runs from your electricity tariff, and you can then estimate your running costs.

Your pool’s operating time will depend on how long it needs to:

• Filter the water
• Heat the pool
• Sanitize the water
• Run lighting (if applicable)

In most cases, this is a straightforward kW cost calculation.

Additional factors to consider:

Gas heating (if used) will need to be calculated separately based on gas rates.

Water treatment and sanitation products (chemicals or salt systems) add to the overall running cost.

With careful system design and efficient scheduling, costs can be kept within a predictable and reasonable range.