Hot Tub Sales
Buy a hot tub in the Salt Lake Valley from the crew that will install it, fill it, balance it, and keep it running. No showroom. Contact us to get started.
We sell hot tubs and install them ourselves. If you are shopping for a tub in the Salt Lake Valley and would rather deal with one company from the first conversation through the first drain and refill, this is how that works.
To buy a tub, contact us. There is no showroom and no online cart. A hot tub purchase is a conversation about your yard, your household, and your budget, and it starts with a note or a phone call.
Why buy from the people who service it
A hot tub that is sold by one company and serviced by another is a tub whose second company is meeting it cold, with no idea how it was placed, wired, or filled. We would rather be there for all of it.
Buying from us closes that gap:
- The same people place it, connect it, fill it, and balance it. The tub is ready to use once it heats up, not “delivered to the driveway.”
- We know the site before the tub arrives. We look at the yard, the path in, the base, and the power before anything is ordered. Surprises on delivery day are how installations go wrong.
- The first fill is balanced for this valley’s water. Fill water here runs hard and gets harder in late summer when the city supplements from wells. A new tub filled from the hose and left alone is cloudy within days. We test and adjust before we leave.
- Routine maintenance picks up where installation ends. A tub we sold is a tub we already know. Every later visit, and every repair, starts from that.
How it goes
- Contact us. Tell us where the tub is going, how many people will use it, whether it is for soaking, therapy, or a rental, and roughly what you want to spend. A short conversation narrows it down a lot.
- Site visit. We come out and look at the spot, the base, the gate width, the path from the street, and the electrical. This is when we tell you if the deck will not hold a filled tub or the gate is too narrow.
- Written price. One number for the tub and the installation together, with what is included spelled out. Chemicals for the first fill are listed at cost.
- Electrical. Most tubs need a dedicated circuit with a disconnect within sight of the tub. A licensed electrician does that work, not us. We tell you exactly what the tub requires and coordinate on timing.
- Delivery and installation. We place the tub, connect it, fill it, check for leaks, run every pump and jet, and balance the water.
- Walkthrough. How the controls work, what to check between visits, and when to call. Then, if you want it, routine maintenance from the first week.
What to think about before you reach out
You do not need to have any of this figured out, but it helps to have thought about it:
- Where it is going. Deck, patio, or pad. Whether that surface was built to hold several thousand pounds of filled tub and people.
- How many seats you actually need. Most tubs are used by two people most of the time. Buy for how you will use it, not for the one party a year.
- Access. Gate width, steps, slopes, and tight corners between the street and the spot.
- Power. Whether there is already a suitable circuit, and if not, whether your electrician has been out.
- Use. A rental tub, a therapy tub, and a family tub are different purchases.
What we are not
We are not a showroom with a hundred tubs on the floor, and we are not going to pretend to be. We are a service company that also sells tubs, which means we care more about whether the tub will run well in your yard for ten years than about moving inventory. If what you want is something we would not want to service, we will tell you.
Where we sell and install
Across our valley routes, including Millcreek, where we are based, Holladay, Salt Lake City, and the rest of the service area. A site visit is a short drive, not a scheduled trip.
If you already have a tub and just need it placed, that is installation, quoted the same way after a site visit.
