The actual dimensions of your new hot tub will determine the amount of space needed to move your hot tub from the road to the final installation. Please make sure you check with us to confirm the requirement for the hot tub that you’ve selected. Walk the path that your new hot tub will travel during delivery and take measurements and notes along the way, including details like the width and height of openings it will need to pass through, the number of steps it needs to go up or down, if a crane needs to be involved, if trees or shrubs are in the way, vertical obstructions like roofs, overhangs, pergolas, etc. Our installation includes using a 30-foot crane if needed, but if a larger crane is required, we will need to assess the situation on a case-by-case basis. If any openings are less than 40 x 96”, we would need to see photos or have a site visit prior to installation.

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The average hot tub weighs 650-850 lbs. empty. We will not be physically carrying your tub. We use a sled or dolly to slide across flat surfaces and sometimes pipes or lumber if uneven. If you feel for any reason that we would have any difficulty with your delivery, please request a site inspection.

 

The installation site must be solid, level ground, and cleared of any obstructions before installation, including doors, handrails, etc. If you install it on a deck, it may need to be examined for structural integrity and reinforced. If you install it indoors, we need to do a site visit. All hot tubs require a dedicated 50 amp GFCI circuit. Please ensure that it is installed by a licensed electrician and working before installation day. We will also need a working outdoor spigot and water hose to reach the hot tub.