Lower Mainland, BC
From downtown Vancouver to the eastern Fraser Valley, Eco Spa delivers HDPE hot tubs built for Canadian winters. Our Abbotsford showroom anchors fast delivery across Metro Vancouver and the Sea to Sky.
Built for the Coast & the Cold
Lower Mainland backyards range from a Yaletown rooftop to an acreage in Langley. What they have in common: nobody wants to pour a concrete pad, pull permits, and wait weeks for a contractor.
Every Eco Spa runs on a standard 110V outlet, so there's no electrical approval to chase: a real advantage in strata buildings and townhouse complexes across Burnaby, Coquitlam, and Surrey. Drop it on any level surface, plug it in, and the one-piece HDPE shell handles a Fraser Valley cold snap without blinking.
Fraser Valley Showroom
Our showroom at 1681 Sumas Way is a straight shot off Highway 1: come see the HDPE shell up close, compare the E1 against the E6 Deluxe, and we'll deliver right across the Lower Mainland.
Find Your City
We deliver and place your hot tub across Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley: no crane, no contractor, no concrete pad. Find your city for local delivery details.
Across all of Metro Vancouver, downtown to the North Shore.
Burnaby and New Westminster, strata-friendly 110V setup.
Surrey, White Rock, and South Surrey.
Langley, Fort Langley, Aldergrove, and Walnut Grove.
The Tri-Cities: Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam, Port Moody.
Our home base, plus Mission and the central Fraser Valley.
Chilliwack, Agassiz, Harrison Hot Springs, and Cultus Lake.
Squamish, Whistler, Pemberton, and Lions Bay.
Ready to Make the Switch?
Lifetime warranty. Fast Lower Mainland delivery. Financing as low as $99 biweekly. One phone call and it's done.
Lower Mainland, Answered
Vancouver, Burnaby, Surrey, Langley, Coquitlam and the Tri-Cities, Abbotsford, Chilliwack and Squamish. Our Abbotsford showroom is the base for the region.
Often, yes. The E2 is 46 inches wide, which is the narrowest in the range and goes places most spas cannot. Measure the tightest point on the route and send us photos before you order.
Not for the spa itself on the 110V route, since there is no electrical work and no pad. If you choose to add a 220V circuit, your electrician handles the permit and inspection for that circuit.
The wet season is the relevant part. Months of rain are hard on foam covers, which absorb it and quietly stop insulating. That is the line item that decides what a tub costs to own here.