WELCOME

 Four Seasons Pool and Spa is family owned and operated, and has been since 1980. We know that you will not find better quality, selection or service anywhere else! Four Season’s Pool and Spa is home to the largest parts warehouse in St. Charles County. We have been making a splash throughout the community for over 25 years, and we look forward to many more.

ABOUT FOUR SEASONS POOL & SPA

At Four Seasons Pool and Spa, our quality swims laps around the competition! Members of the Better Business Bureau, the St. Charles Chamber of Commerce, and the Association of Pool and Spa Professionals, we are also a Hayward Select Dealer, Pentair* Dealer and Warranty Center, and Authorized Polaris* Dealer. All these names are synonymous with quality! Our affiliations with these fine companies translate into better service and quicker turn-around time for each of our valued customers.

SPRING & SUMMER

Be sure to schedule your pool opening right away, because spots fill fast. Remember, Four Seasons performs many different services, including openings, closings, equipment replacements, leak detection, underwater repair, pool plastering, and salt/chlorine generator installations and repairs. Don’t forget, we are Saint Charles County’s vinyl liner experts. We also offer full, complete service contracts.

HEAT THINGS UP!

Raypak’s digital and millivolt pool and spa heaters come in a wide variety of sizes, with units perfectly configured to suit just about any application. Benefiting from over 50 years of experience and refinement, Raypak’s gas heaters are among the industry’s best, and Four Seasons is proud to offer them.

AUTOPILOT

WE all know that chlorine is the most effective way to keep your pool clean and sparkling clear. Wouldn’t it be great if you could keep your chlorine level regulated without ever having to monitor it yourself—and even better, never buy chlorine again. Now you can, thanks to the AutoPilot salt-chlorine generator! The AutoPilot converts salt to chlorine, automatically maintaining your pool and when the chlorine has done its job, it turns back into salt—then the AutoPilot cycles to chlorine again.