Gas Pool and Spa Heaters
Northeast Florida’s Gas Specialists Since 1995
Heat Your Pool.
On Demand. Every Time.
Northeast Florida’s Trusted Gas Service Experts Since 1995. Ensuring your comfort with professional, safe, and efficient heating solutions.
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Master LP Licensed
Florida Certified
Since 1995
30 Years of Service
All Major Brands
Installation & Repair
Residential & Commercial
Hotels, Resorts, Homes
Natural Gas & LP
Both Fuel Types Covered

The Case for Gas
Fastest Heat.
Any Weather.
Unlike heat pumps that struggle when temperatures dip below 50°F, a gas heater generates heat directly — burning natural gas or propane to bring your pool or spa to temperature in a fraction of the time. In Northeast Florida, where you want year-round flexibility, gas is the practical choice.
Your outdoor investment deserves to be used. Gas heating puts you in control of your schedule, not the forecast.
1–2°
Degrees per hour
pool warming rate
25 min
Average spa
heat-up time
100%
Weather
independent
What We Do
Expert Service,
Start to Finish
New Installation
Complete gas heater installation including gas line runs to your equipment pad, proper sizing for your pool volume, and code-compliant connection. We handle everything from permit to first light.
Diagnostics & Repair
From pilot light failures and error codes to heat exchanger issues and burner assembly problems — our technicians diagnose fast and repair right the first time, minimizing your downtime.
Annual Maintenance
Yearly tune-ups that extend heater life and ensure safe operation — including burner inspection, heat exchanger check, gas connection testing, and venting verification. Best done at season start.
Gas Line Work
New gas line extensions, pressure testing, leak detection, and code-compliant upgrades. As Master LP Licensed contractors, we handle all gas infrastructure with full regulatory compliance.
Pool & Spa Combos
Setup or optimize combination systems that serve both your pool and spa from one heater using a bypass valve configuration. We assess your plumbing and recommend the most efficient layout.
Commercial Properties
Hotels, resorts, and community pools have specific reliability demands. We service commercial gas heating systems with the urgency and expertise that keeps your amenities operating continuously.
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Heater runs but water temperature never reaches the set point, even after extended run times -
Unit cycles on and off repeatedly without sustaining a steady flame -
Visible soot, rust, or corrosion on the exterior or around the burner compartment -
Error codes displayed on the control panel, or pilot light that will not stay lit -
Noticeable gas odor in the vicinity of your pool equipment area -
Gas bills have increased significantly without any change in your usage habits -
Unit is over 10 years old and requiring increasingly frequent repairs
Know the Warning Signs
Don’t Wait Until It Stops Working
Early detection of heater problems prevents a minor service call from becoming an expensive replacement. If you recognize any of these signs, contact AEI ProGas before the issue worsens.
⚠ Gas Odor Near Your Equipment Pad?
Turn off the gas supply at the shut-off valve immediately, move away from the area, and call us from a safe distance. Do not attempt to inspect or restart the unit yourself.
Where We Work
Serving Northeast
Florida Since 1995
Jacksonville Beach
St. Augustine
Neptune Beach
Atlantic Beach
Orange Park
Jacksonville
Ponte Vedra
Surrounding Areas
Not sure if we cover your area? Give us a call — our service territory continues to grow and we are likely closer than you think.
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FAQ
Questions, answered by the
experts.
Everything you need to know before investing in gas pool heating — or scheduling service on an existing system.
Don’t see yours? Call us at (904) 721-5431.
How quickly can a gas heater heat my pool?
Gas heaters are the fastest pool heating option available. The exact time depends on the size of your pool, the starting water temperature, and the BTU rating of the heater. As a general rule, a properly sized gas heater can raise pool water temperature by 1 to 2 degrees Fahrenheit per hour. For a spa, a high-output gas heater can bring the water to a comfortable soaking temperature in as little as 15 to 30 minutes.
What is the difference between a gas pool heater and a heat pump?
A gas heater burns natural gas or propane to generate heat directly, making it extremely fast and effective regardless of outdoor air temperature. A heat pump, by contrast, extracts heat from the surrounding air and transfers it to the water, which makes it more energy-efficient in warm climates but significantly slower and less effective when air temperatures drop below 50 degrees Fahrenheit. For Northeast Florida homeowners who want year-round use and rapid heating, a gas heater is often the more practical choice.
Can I use a gas heater for both my pool and my spa?
Yes. Many systems are designed with a combination heater that serves both the pool and the spa. A bypass valve system allows you to direct the heated water to whichever body of water you want to use. Our technicians can assess your existing plumbing and recommend the most efficient setup for your specific configuration.
Do gas pool heaters work with both natural gas and propane?
Most gas pool heaters are available in natural gas and propane (LP) versions, and some models can be converted between the two. AEI ProGas is certified to work on both LP and natural gas systems, so we can install and service whichever fuel type your property uses.
How often should a gas pool heater be serviced?
We recommend a professional inspection at least once a year, ideally at the start of the swimming season. Annual service includes inspecting the burner assembly, checking the heat exchanger for cracks or corrosion, verifying all gas connections are secure and leak-free, and confirming that the venting and exhaust are clear and functioning properly. Regular maintenance extends the life of your heater and ensures it operates safely.
What should I do if I smell gas near my pool heater?
If you detect a gas odor near your pool equipment pad, turn off the gas supply at the shut-off valve immediately, move away from the area, and call AEI ProGas from a safe distance. Do not attempt to inspect or restart the unit yourself. Gas leaks near outdoor equipment require immediate professional attention.
Gas heaters are the fastest pool heating option available. The exact time depends on the size of your pool, the starting water temperature, and the BTU rating of the heater. As a general rule, a properly sized gas heater can raise pool water temperature by 1 to 2 degrees Fahrenheit per hour. For a spa, a high-output gas heater can bring the water to a comfortable soaking temperature in as little as 15 to 30 minutes.A gas heater burns natural gas or propane to generate heat directly, making it extremely fast and effective regardless of outdoor air temperature. A heat pump, by contrast, extracts heat from the surrounding air and transfers it to the water, which makes it more energy-efficient in warm climates but significantly slower and less effective when air temperatures drop below 50 degrees Fahrenheit. For Northeast Florida homeowners who want year-round use and rapid heating, a gas heater is often the more practical choice.Yes. Many systems are designed with a combination heater that serves both the pool and the spa. A bypass valve system allows you to direct the heated water to whichever body of water you want to use. Our technicians can assess your existing plumbing and recommend the most efficient setup for your specific configuration.
Most gas pool heaters are available in natural gas and propane (LP) versions, and some models can be converted between the two. AEI ProGas is certified to work on both LP and natural gas systems, so we can install and service whichever fuel type your property uses.
We recommend a professional inspection at least once a year, ideally at the start of the swimming season. Annual service includes inspecting the burner assembly, checking the heat exchanger for cracks or corrosion, verifying all gas connections are secure and leak-free, and confirming that the venting and exhaust are clear and functioning properly. Regular maintenance extends the life of your heater and ensures it operates safely.If you detect a gas odor near your pool equipment pad, turn off the gas supply at the shut-off valve immediately, move away from the area, and call AEI ProGas from a safe distance. Do not attempt to inspect or restart the unit yourself. Gas leaks near outdoor equipment require immediate professional attention.
Gallery
Our Hard Work . Decades-trusted.
Your Pool. Your Temperature.
Your Schedule.
Don’t let a cold pool or a failing heater cut your season short. AEI ProGas delivers fast, affordable, and dependable gas heater service across Northeast Florida — free estimates, no surprises.
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Trusted Since 1995