Hot Tub Faq

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Make sure that you have access to the backyard
A level concrete pad or a reinforced deck are the most common surfaces hot tubs are installed on.
Ensure you have enough electricity to power the spa, so we can run the appropriate wires from your electrical panel to the hot tub (we can help with this!)
A garden hose in close proximity to fill up the spa!

Position your hot tub in close proximity to your home – near the patio door or a door coming out of your bedroom. Easy in and easy out, especially on a chilly night!
Consider privacy, a place in your backyard where you can relax without worrying if the neighbors are peeking through a window.

HOT TUB ENERGY EFFICIENCY- you may pay a little bit more up front for an energy-efficient hot tub, your ongoing energy costs will be much lower, saving you money in the long run.
HOT TUB QUALITY- Owning a top-of-the-line hot tub means it works better and lasts longer.
HOT TUB DESIGN- Innovative hot tub design features, like a well-placed armrest or a cabinet shell that minimizes heat loss, adds to the value of a hot tub.
HOT TUB SIZE-Size matters in how you will you use your spa every day. Small 2-3 seater hot tubs cost less to manufacture, store in the warehouse and transport than larger 4-7 person hot tubs, so they cost less to buyers as well.
HOT TUB FEATURES- Wonderful features to have on your hot tub like wireless entertainment, exterior lighting, advanced water care technology, and an easy-to-use remote control system are other add-ons increase the cost of your hot tub purchase.

Having more jets does not equal a better hot tub! In fact, the spa jets in a Hot Spring Spa are specifically placed to target precise muscle groups.
Consider the Moto-Massage® DX jet, it has two powerful streams of water that sweep up and down your back, the Moto-Massage DX is counted as only two jets, but it provides a back massage beyond compare – no matter how many jets you stack it up against.