Pool Covers and Enclosures on the Costa Blanca: Types, Costs & Permits in 2026

Questions fréquemment posées

Do I need a permit for a pool cover in Spain?
Depends on the type. Solar blankets and floating slatted covers need no permit. Low telescopic enclosures under 1.20 m tall usually require only a Declaración Responsable. Mid-height and tall walk-in enclosures require a Licencia de Obra Menor or Mayor and may increase your IBI property tax.
How much water do I actually save with a pool cover?
On the Costa Blanca, an open pool loses up to 20 mm of water per day through evaporation in summer — about 640 litres for a standard 8×4 m pool. A cover cuts that by 90–95 %, saving roughly 150–200 m³ of top-up water per year plus 40–60 % on chemicals.
Can I swim with the cover closed?
Only with a mid-height enclosure (1.20–1.80 m) or a tall pool room (over 2 m). Low telescopic covers and slatted covers do not provide headroom to swim.
Does a pool enclosure increase property value?
Yes. Costa Blanca estate agents value a fixed cover at 3–8 % uplift versus comparable uncovered properties. A tall, heated enclosure adds up to 12 %.
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