A: A spa can be placed on any level surface, such as a deck, cement slab or brick pager patio. These are all acceptable platforms that can be used. Proper drainage around the spa should be taken into consideration also.
A: The majority of spas on the market today weigh less than 100 lbs. per square foot when filled with water. Any deck built to code would support 275 lbs. per square foot. That would allow any spa we sell to be placed on it with proper support.
A: A qualified licensed electrician is required to wire your spa. The average cost will be in the range of $450 to $750 depending on your existing electrical service and length of run. You must use COPPER wire. (Do Not use aluminum wire)
A: See Spa Maintenance Guide.
A: Chlorine Granules (FOR SPAS) Depending on the size of your tub you would add the granules when you get out, they will kill any bacteria and dissolve, so the next time you get in, your getting in clean water rather than any lingering chemicals.
A: Something that is flat & stable, such as a 4in concrete slab, a deck, solid paver stones, easy pad or even 4×4 evenly separated & filled with pea gravel.
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