Guard against accidents, seal out debris and keep the pool area attractive all year long!
A swimming pool safety cover stretches tight across the pool to form a barrier over any in-ground pool, regardless of the pool’s shape and size.
Accurate and formfitting the cover conforms to garden walls, spas, boulders, raised bond beams and other custom applications.

There are two types of safety covers: Mesh and Solid both offer superior protection for your family.
Mesh covers do have one safety advantage: they do not permit water to collect. In order to meet safety cover standards, solid covers must provide for the elimination of standing water. The solid safety covers Aqua Operators pool safety cover Raleigh Fayetteville NC installs two options to remove water from the cover itself: one with “invisible” mesh panels that allow water to drain through, and an all-solid version with an automatic cover pump.

The ultimate cover. An industry innovation, our exclusive mesh lets water through while providing 100% shade to significantly reduce algae growth.
Combining the pros of both mesh and solid covers, SmartMesh is lightweight yet features the highest burst strength, tear strength and abrasion resistance.
We back SmartMesh with a 10-year limited warranty.

Available in blue and green

Our “tension-secure” solid safety cover offers security plus a complete barrier to water, dirt, dust and sunlight. Additional features include an automatic pump or patented window mesh filter panel to remove standing water. Backed by a 10-year limited warranty.

Available in blue and green

Optional Pool Cover Pump
Equipped with a microsensor. Checks for water and automatically turns on. When the water is gone, the pump turns itself off!

A Pool Cover Safety Story in New Jersey
JoAnn Burgess and her daughter Lynda of Mahwah, New Jersey, were shocked one afternoon, to see a black Ford Explorer roll through their backyard and land in their swimming pool. Inside the large SUV were two young boys who had apparently entered the vehicle to listen to the radio when it slipped into gear and rolled downhill. Luckily for the hapless passengers, the Burgess’s pool was covered by Safety Swimming Pool Cover. The Safety Cover, “which was purchased in 1988 and used every winter since then, never ripped,” JoAnn writes. “It did sink down some with the weight… of the SUV, but [it] kept the vehicle afloat enough so we could get the two boys trapped inside out. It also prevented the rear end of the SUV from slipping into eight feet of water at the deep end of the pool.”