Spas Happiness is a spa, summer and winter!

With so many models, types and sizes available, spa prices can vary. For example, an acrylic spa generally costs between $9,000 and $25,000, while a rotomolded spa is  more affordable, at somewhere between $5,000 and $8,000. Don’t forget to factor in operating and maintenance costs (electricity, chemicals, cleaning, etc.), which can add up to about $700 per year (for year-round use).

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Choosing a quality spa that retains heat and meets your needs will help you to avoid additional expenses associated with breakage, breakdowns and excessive power costs.

Acrylic spas offer superior durability and comfort, while lighter, portable rotomolded polyethylene spas offer good value for the price. Both types of spas offer excellent heat retention.

While you are spa shopping, be sure to ask about the features of the different models. Consider your space, the number of people who will use your spa and your budget.

Anytime is a good time to buy a spa! If you purchase in the spring or early summer, you can use it right away and enjoy it all season long. If you purchase in the fall, you will have priority in choosing your installation date. Additionally, if you start early enough, you may be able to complete the spa setup in time to impress your relatives over the holidays! Finally, if you’re planning to create an outdoor space for your spa, buying during the winter can be a great option. This gives you time to evaluate your needs.

Whether it’s shelters or gazebos, patios, fences, or landscaping, you can gather plenty of great ideas from your dealer!

Ideally, you would decide where your spa is going to go before choosing a model. That way, you will be sure to select the appropriate model to fit the space. Don’t forget that you  will need to leave yourself enough room around the spa to get in and get out!

Spa installation is relatively simple and quick, but it takes some planning. If you know how, you can install the spa yourself, but since there is electrical work involved, we recommend that you call upon experts to take care of it. What’s more, if you don’t already have a deck or terrace in your backyard, you may need to plan for its installation before your spa is delivered.

Once installation is complete, it’s time to open your spa. But before you dive in, don’t forget to check that the water is well balanced (disinfectant level, pH, alkalinity and hardness). Happy hot tubbing!