I'm shopping for a heat pump for my inground pool. It holds about 29,000 gallons.
Does anyone have experience with the Jandy line of heat pumps? I'm looking at the AE-2500t, which is rated at 115,000 Btus.
Further, does anyone have experience with poolheatpumpsDOTcom? The prices seem reasonable but I can't find any independent reviews on customer satisfaction.
Thanks,
Peanut
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The BBB have no records for that company. Call their toll-free and see what gives.
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Jandy is a quality piece of equipment however I prefer AQUACAL
The vendor you refer to generally recommends the " heater of the day " that offers him a rebate and therefor the greatest profit, in fact because of this less than desirable tactic atleast one manufacturer will not do business with him. He also is misleading as to where his business is located. He has phone numbers to appear to be located in Florida but he is not
I offer a BEST PRICE GUARANTEE any brand, make or model
Thank you
Dennis Oldgeezer
President
Nationwide sales and installations
Jandy is a quality piece of equipment however I prefer AQUACAL
The vendor you refer to generally recommends the " heater of the day " that offers him a rebate and therefor the greatest profit, in fact because of this less than desirable tactic atleast one manufacturer will not do business with him. He also is misleading as to where his business is located. He has phone numbers to appear to be located in Florida but he is not
I offer a BEST PRICE GUARANTEE any brand, make or model
Thank you
Dennis Oldgeezer
President
Nationwide sales and installations
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The way to go is aquacal..
AquaCal is a very nice heat pump, and i agree with Dennis, the heat pump of the day is not the way to go, you want to do your research before you buy. I always recommend calling companies first, and seeing what they know, seeing what they recommend if they are just reading from a sheet or the same thing you see online, then you could be asking for it later as the company might be just a fly by night company. Or you could be buying old equipment. We put in an aquacal last year, and it has been nothing but fantastic for us. We live in the Miami area, and our bill has been averaging about 50 dollars to run it, and keep the pool at temparture, we got the H155 Heatwave model. We are very happy with it and it looks as though there are some really good sales online with them.
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