Easy Installation
Your neighbors will still be pouring concrete when you're already soaking.
Two Very Different Timelines
Traditional Installation
✕ Pour a concrete pad ($2,000 - $5,000)
✕ Wait 2-4 weeks for concrete to cure
✕ Hire an electrician for 220V wiring
✕ Schedule delivery and crane if needed
✕ Another week for setup and filling
Total: 4-8 weeks. $3,000-$7,000 in prep costs alone.
Eco Spa Installation
✓ Delivered to your door
✓ Placed on any level surface
✓ Plugged in and filled
Total: One day. $0 in prep costs.
Power Options
Both options get you soaking. The right choice depends on your situation.
No Foundation Required
Traditional spa shells are brittle. Acrylic cracks. Fiberglass splinters. They need a perfectly flat, perfectly rigid surface because any ground movement translates directly into stress fractures.
Our HDPE shell flexes with minor ground movement. It absorbs shifts that would destroy a traditional shell. No cracking. No stress points. No catastrophic failure because the ground settled half an inch.
Put it on your deck. Your patio. A gravel pad. A flat spot in the garden. If the surface is level and can support the weight, your spa is home. Configure your ideal setup or visit one of our BC showrooms to see the options in person.
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No concrete. No contractor. No waiting. Find your model.
Installation, Answered
No. An Eco Spa distributes its load across a one-piece base, so it sits on compacted gravel, pavers, an existing patio or a deck within its rating. That removes a contractor and a cure time from your timeline.
Not for the 110V route. Every model ships wired for both 110V and 220V, so you can plug into a dedicated standard outlet on day one and hardwire 220V later if you want faster heating.
Normally the same day. The crew places it, levels it, connects power, fills it through the filter housing, starts it up and walks you through the controls. From there it is a few hours to temperature.
A clear route at least as wide as the tub is tall, since spas travel on edge on a dolly. Measure the narrowest point, including gate posts, and send us photos before you order. We would much rather find a problem now than on delivery morning.