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3 EASY STEPS TO BACKYARD BLISS
STEP 1
Personalized Consultation
Connect with our expert team for a tailored consultation to discuss your preferences, needs, and backyard vision. We’ll help you find the perfect hot tub from our premium selection.
STEP 2
Professional Installation
Our experienced technicians will deliver and set up your new hot tub, coordinate electrical if you use one of our preferred partners, and ensure everything is in perfect working order. We’ll also guide you through proper usage and maintenance until you feel comfortable.
STEP 3
Relax and Enjoy!
Immerse yourself in the luxury and relaxation of your new hot tub. Experience the ultimate backyard escape as you unwind, recharge, and create lasting memories with family and friends.
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The cost of a swim spa will depend on the size, specs, brand, where it’s made, and retailer. But you can find swim spas from about $25,000 to $50,000+. Some brands charge a premium to pay for their marketing. Some are less because they’re made in China. What you choose should be based on your needs, whether you’re looking for an intense exercise machine, or just a 4 season pool for you and the family to enjoy.
Yes, swim spas also known as 4 season pools are designed to run 365 days a year. Built much like a hot tub, with insulation and a large in-line heater, plus a thick insulated cover, swim spas are great any time of year.
Swim spas contain a very large amount of water, and the cost of heating that water can be significant. We estimate that you’ll spend between $100 and $200 a month running your swim spa.
The power requirements of a swim spa are usually the same as a premium hot tub, with 240 volt 60 amp power needed. Swim spas with separate hot tubs, will usually required a second power supply wired to the swim spa.
No, as a single body of water, the water will mix all around the tub achieving only 1 temperature. However, some swim spas do come with a hot tub separated from the swim spa body of water. Though we don’t recommend this, as you usually end up with a sub-par swim spa and sub-par hot tub. Instead, we suggest you just buy a seperate swim spa and hot tub. This also allows for easier placement, and servicing.
For swimming we recommend around 90 degrees fahrenheit or 32 degrees celsius. Though a swim spa can get just as hot as a hot tub at 104 degrees fahrenheit or 40 degrees celsius. Keeping your swim spa at a lower temperature will also make it less costly to run from an electricity and chemical perspective. Keep in mind that heating a swim spa only a few degrees will take many hours as the amount of water is so large.
Depending on the size of the swim spa and the size of the heater, a swim spa can take as long as 48 hours to reach full temperature.
It is a good idea to always have an extra filter on hand so that you can easily change the filter when it becomes dirty. You should rinse your filters every 30 days. Every 60 days you should submerge the filters in filter cleaner overnight to release any biofilms and to deep clean your filter.