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Pool Lift – Frequently Asked Questions

Aqua Creek Pool Lift

We’re smack dab in the middle of pool season here in Michigan. The days are warm and long, and a dip in the pool is something we often take for granted. But what about people who have a disability or have been recently injured? 

You’ve undoubtedly seen pool lifts at hotels and public pools, but did you know they aren’t just for commercial pools? Residential pool lifts are more common than you might think.

In this article, I’ll address some of the most common pool lift questions. 

How Much Do Pool Lifts Cost?

As with any major piece of equipment, the price varies depending on model and options, but it’s safe to say that pool lifts average around $6,000 for the most common models. 

How Do Pool Lifts Attach to a Pool?

Most pool lifts are either anchored into wooden decks or into concrete using manufacturer-provided hardware. The exception is portable pool lifts, which leads into our next question.

Are There Portable Pool Lifts?

Yes there are! You might be wondering, if they are portable, how do they not tip over? In most cases, portable pool lifts will have a sand-filled counterweight in the base.

Do Pool Lifts Work With Above Ground Pools?

Yes, certain models like Aqua Creek’s Spa Series can clear pool walls of up to 68”

What is the Weight Capacity of a Pool Lift?

Models range from 325 lbs. to 600 lbs.

Do Pool Lifts Work With Hot Tubs and Spas?

Yes. Certain models like the Aqua Creek Spa Lift Ultra 51 and the Spa Lift Elite are made specifically for getting in and out of a spa.

In a nutshell, pool lifts are a must-have for easy access and convenience in your pool. They come in different models and price ranges, with basic options starting at around $6,000. You can anchor them into your deck or concrete, or go for a portable one that uses counterweights to stay stable. And hey, if you’ve got an above-ground pool, no worries! There are lifts that can clear those pool walls up to 68 inches. Oh, and don’t forget about hot tubs and spas! Yep, there are pool lifts specially designed for them too. So, why wait? Get yourself a suitable pool lift and make a splash with safe access to your pool or spa!

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