msvoltaire

Hello, I have a 7ft by 13.5ft inground in cantilevered concrete swim spa. I need a cover. I have a heater on the spa for the winter. I want a cover that will keep dirt, bugs, varmints out, cool in the summer, heat in the winter. Etc. Sounds like I want it all. Yard has a 6 foot vinyl fence all the way around it so safety cover not big issue. Please tell me what kind of cover to get. I would like something relatively easy to take on and off. Why can't I get a solid cover on a reel that would bolt with anchors to the deck. I could just bolt it in a couple corners in the summer to keep the dirt out and if it was light colored it would reflect sun. Or I would not necessarily even need reel. Just anchor it in two far corners permenantly and anchor the other two far corners when done swimming after I flip it back over. Where can I get a light colored solid cover like this that will reflect light? Or what do you experts recommend. Please help. You can see my brain is churning. fFor the winter I could get a cover like from RH hotubs? If I get the heavier density foam wont it be a heavier to move off? Linda Lu

Hello, I am having a 14X7 ft inground fiberglass swim spa installed. Installer is asking for 1500.00 to install 3 fiber optic fixtures. The old lensed / holes are on the used fiiberglass shell. Is this a fair price to pay? The existing holes had Pentair spabrite lights previously. Is this a fair price3 for the illuminator plus three fixtures? The electrical hook up of entire spa is being done seperate subcontract by an electrician so this component is seperate. Please oh please let me know.