Automatic pool covers
Made for your pool.
Cared for by our team.
We install Coverstar automatic pool covers and service all automatic cover brands, including Coverstar, Coverpools, APC, PCS, and more.
New pool installations
When you’re building a new pool, we can plan your Coverstar cover as part of the overall design. We’ll guide you through how the cover fits the pool, where it stores, and the finishing details that bring everything together.
01 · Setting the cover box
The cover box is positioned at the end of the pool before the surrounding deck is poured.
02 · Preparing the deck forms
The cover box and inside deck forms are in place as the team prepares for concrete.
03 · Concrete finished, fabric to come
The concrete has been poured and finished. This installation is awaiting the cover fabric.
Adding a cover to your existing pool
We start by surveying your pool, the surrounding deck, and access to the installation area. Pools without obstructions such as a spa, slide, or handrail are often more straightforward to fit, but every backyard is different.
For more involved installations, we work with the team at Coverstar to explore a custom solution. When a project needs a second—or third—set of eyes, we have their expertise and support behind us.
Yearly automatic cover service
Keep your cover running smoothly with a thorough annual service from our team.
- Check that the cover opens and closes properly.
- Remove and clean the tracks and encapsulation.
- Clean the cover fabric and apply protectant.
- Inspect and replace any necessary pulleys and bolts.
- Adjust the operating mechanisms to factory specifications.
Replacement pulleys and bolts are included. Rope replacement, if needed, is quoted separately.
01 · Remove tracks and lids
We remove the tracks and cover-box lids to access the system for cleaning.
02 · Open up for cleaning
With the tracks removed, we can reach the areas that need a thorough clean.
03 · Inspect the pulleys
We inspect the pulleys and replace any that are worn, damaged, or showing signs of aging.
04 · Clear the cover box and drains
We remove debris from the cover box and drains.
05 · Clean before reinstallation
We clean the tracks and encapsulation before reinstalling them.
06 · Check the end-cap pulley
We inspect the end-cap pulley and replace it if it is worn, damaged, or showing signs of aging.
07 · Check opening and closing
After reinstallation, we check that the cover opens and closes properly.
08 · Clean and protect the fabric
We clean the cover fabric and apply cover protectant.
09 · Ready to enjoy again
We finish by making sure everything is clean and ready for the customer to enjoy their pool again.
A repair from our own project files
When accidents happen.
When something goes wrong with your cover, you can turn to the team that knows it. We’ll assess the damage, explain the repair options, and help get things working again.
On this pool, we suspected that water from the water feature had collected on top of the cover, overloading it and pulling the fabric out of the track. Our team replaced the entire cover fabric and set the cover up again. Follow the photos from the original installation through the damage, repair work, and finished replacement.
01 · The original installation
The original cover during the backyard’s construction.
02 · When the damage happened
Water over the displaced cover, with the water feature running.
03 · A closer look
The cover fabric had pulled away from the track.
04 · Inspecting the track
A close-up of the track and displaced fabric edge.
05 · Checking the rope
A damaged rope found during the repair assessment.
06 · Accessing the system
The cover housing opened for repair work.
07 · Examining the fabric
A close-up of damage to the old cover fabric.
08 · Preparing for replacement
The old fabric removed, exposing the cover roller and mechanism.
09 · Fitting the new fabric
The replacement fabric extended across the pool during installation.
10 · Open again
The pool with the replacement cover retracted.
11 · The finished cover
The new cover fabric fully extended across the pool.
2025 · A damaged cover, replaced.
At another pool we care for, cover damage in 2025 called for replacement. These photos show the damaged fabric and the cover after replacement. We also have yearly service photos from this same pool in 2024 and 2026.
Before replacement
The damaged cover at this pool in 2025.
A closer look at the damage
A tear in the old cover fabric.
After replacement
The replacement cover extended across the pool in 2025.
