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3 EASY STEPS TO BACKYARD BLISS
STEP 1
Personalized Consultation
Tell our expert team about your needs, preferences, and plans for your backyard during a personalized consultation. We’ll guide you through our premium selection to find the right product for you.
STEP 2
Professional Installation
Our skilled technicians handle delivery and setup, check that your new unit works perfectly, and coordinate electrical work when you choose one of our preferred partners. We’ll explain how to operate and maintain it, giving you guidance until you’re comfortable.
STEP 3
Relax and Enjoy!
Enjoy the comfort and luxury your new unit brings to your backyard. Make it your ultimate retreat for recharging, unwinding, and sharing memorable moments with friends and family.
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Expect swim spa prices to range from about $25,000 to $50,000+, depending on size, specifications, brand, manufacturing location, and the retailer. Higher prices from some brands help cover marketing expenses, while some lower-priced options are manufactured in China. Let your intended use guide your choice: you might want a machine for demanding workouts or a 4 season pool where the whole family can spend time together.
Yes. Often called 4 season pools, swim spas are built for use 365 days a year. Their construction resembles a hot tub, combining insulation, a substantial in-line heater, and a thick insulated cover for enjoyment throughout the seasons.
Heating the substantial volume of water in a swim spa can account for a considerable expense. Our estimated monthly operating cost is between $100 and $200 to keep your swim spa running.
Most swim spas need a 240 volt, 60 amp electrical supply, matching the usual requirements for a premium hot tub. Models that include a separate hot tub typically need a second electrical supply wired to the swim spa.
No. Water circulates and mixes throughout a single swim spa, so it maintains only 1 temperature. Some models include a hot tub with water kept separate from the swimming area. We generally advise against that arrangement because it usually leaves you with both a subpar hot tub and a subpar swim spa. Our recommendation is to purchase an individual hot tub and a separate swim spa, which also makes placement and servicing easier.
Our suggested swimming temperature is approximately 90 degrees Fahrenheit or 32 degrees Celsius. A swim spa can also reach hot tub temperatures of 104 degrees Fahrenheit or 40 degrees Celsius. Choosing a cooler setting reduces both electricity expenses and chemical costs. Remember that the large volume of water takes many hours to warm up, even when you’re raising the temperature by just a few degrees.
Reaching full temperature after filling may take up to 48 hours. The time needed depends on both your swim spa’s size and the size of its heater.
Keep a spare filter available so you can swap it in easily whenever the current one gets dirty. Rinse filters at 30-day intervals. Every 60 days, give them an overnight soak in filter cleaner to loosen biofilms and clean the filters thoroughly.