One Cover. Two Jobs Protect Your Pool and Your Family.
The Art of Complete Pool Maintenance
Your pool should be the easiest part of your property. We keep it that way through dependable care and consistent service year after year.
Give Your Family the Peace of Mind That Comes With a Safety Cover
A pool safety cover does two important things: it protects your family and it protects your pool. Whether you’re closing for the winter or just looking for better protection during the off-season, a properly installed safety cover is one of the smartest investments you can make as a pool owner.
Gorlin Pools installs pool renovation services and pool safety covers across New Jersey — including Ocean, Monmouth, Middlesex, and Mercer Counties.
Why Choose a Safety Cover
We’ll help you choose the right option based on your pool, your typical winter usage, and how you like to manage your off-season routine.
- › Superior Protection: A quality safety cover acts as a physical barrier that helps keep children, pets, and wildlife out of the pool when it's not in use. These covers meet or exceed industry safety standards and secure tightly to the deck to help prevent accidents.
- › Reduced Maintenance: Unlike traditional winter tarps or floating covers, a safety cover keeps leaves, dirt, and debris out of your pool throughout the winter. This cuts down on spring cleanup time and helps preserve water quality during the off-season.
- › Weather Resistance: High-quality safety covers are engineered to handle snow load, heavy rain, wind, and seasonal temperature swings without losing their structural integrity.
- › Built for Longevity: The safety covers we install at Gorlin Pools & Spas are constructed from premium materials with reinforced stitching and hardware — built to hold up year after year.
No two pools are exactly alike — that’s why our custom safety covers are built to fit your pool’s specific shape and layout.
Custom Fit For Every Pool
- › Rectangle, Freeform, and Irregular Shapes: Whether your pool has clean geometric lines or a custom freeform design, we build covers that match every contour.
- › Pools with Built-In Features: Steps, benches, sun shelves, and other integrated features are accounted for in every measurement to ensure a precise fit.
- › Tight or Elevated Deck Areas: Limited deck space or raised surroundings are no problem — we adapt the anchoring and layout to work with your property.
Types of Safety Covers
Each cover type can be enhanced with features such as reinforced edges, advanced UV protection, and high-strength webbing for maximum performance. We offer a range of safety cover options to meet different priorities:
Mesh Safety Covers
Mesh covers allow water from rain and snow to drain through while preventing large debris from entering the pool. These are lighter and easier to handle, and they still provide strong safety protection.
Solid Safety Covers
Solid covers offer the highest level of debris exclusion, blocking sunlight and keeping water cleaner come spring. These covers are ideal for owners prioritizing ease of opening and minimal spring cleanup.
Frequently Asked Questions
Ready to get started? Call us at (732) 323-8200 or fill out our online form to schedule your safety cover installation and winter pool maintenance. We serve homeowners across Ocean, Monmouth, Middlesex, and Mercer Counties, NJ.
What's the difference between a safety cover and a regular winter cover?
A safety cover is anchored to the deck, can support significant weight, and meets ASTM safety standards. A regular cover floats on the water and provides no real safety barrier.
How long do pool safety covers last?
Quality safety covers typically last 10–15 years with proper care. Annual inspection of hardware, straps, and cover material is recommended.
Can a safety cover handle NJ snow?
Yes. Quality safety covers are designed to handle the loads typical of NJ winters, including heavy snow accumulation. Solid covers require a pump to remove water/snow melt.
Do you replace old safety covers?
Yes. We remove and dispose of old covers, measure for the replacement, and install the new cover with updated hardware. Anchor holes from the old cover are reused or refilled as appropriate.