KB Price Tip- Make sure the spa that you are purchasing doesn’t have any hidden accessory costs built into the price. Get the best deal on the spa and then go after those accessories.
Our last piece of advice when budgeting for your new spa is to also understand that there are other factors to consider in the overall cost of your new spa even after the purchase. Site prep (patio / deck), electrical, and overall efficiency come into play. Buying a hot tub is a big investment. Taking things slow, doing the proper research, and ultimately buying a spa from someone you build trust with will result in a happy buying experience within your budget. Follow these budget planning steps below as a general starting point for your spa purchase:
Budget Plan:
1) Site plan and cost (deck/ patio)
2) Electrical requirement and cost
3) Spa cost
4) What to expect with electrical efficiency and water care costs of spa