Lower Mainland, BC
HDPE hot tubs built for Mission's hillside lots and Fraser Valley acreages. Lifetime warranty, no concrete pad, delivered from our Abbotsford showroom.
Built for Mission
Mission is a town of slopes. Streets climb from the Fraser River up toward Hatzic and Stave Lake, and a lot of yards here are terraced or benched into a hillside rather than laid flat. Finding a level spot for a hot tub is usually the first real question, not an afterthought.
That's exactly what the HDPE shell is built for. It's a one-piece unit with no wood frame underneath, so it sits on a built deck, pavers, or compacted gravel within its rating, no concrete pad required. On a benched or terraced lot, that flexibility about the base is often what makes a spa possible at all.
Mission's blueberry and berry farms mean a lot of Fraser Valley acreages nearby too, where a long run to the electrical panel is common. Every model ships wired for both 110V and 220V, so a standard outlet gets you soaking without waiting on an electrician's schedule.
Delivery Coverage
We deliver and place your hot tub running from our Abbotsford showroom just down the valley, and delivery typically runs within a couple of weeks. No crane, no contractor, no concrete pad. If your lot is terraced or the driveway is steep, tell us in advance so our crew can plan the route, and most tubs are usually running within a day or two of delivery.
Hatzic, Cedar Valley, Stave Falls
Silverdale, Dewdney, Deroche
Abbotsford, Maple Ridge, Chilliwack
8 Models Available
From the compact E1 for a smaller deck to the full-size E6 Deluxe for a big lake property. Every model features the same unbreakable HDPE shell, lifetime hard cover, and plug-and-play installation.
2-4 seats · 12 jets
From $11,999
2 seats · 21 jets
From $12,999
2-3 seats · 23 jets
From $14,799
3-4 seats · 21+ jets
From $14,999
2 seats · 21+ jets
From $15,499
6-7 seats · 21 jets
From $17,999
6-7 seats · 34 jets
From $19,999
Not Your Average Hot Tub
One-piece, non-porous construction. Won't crack, fade, or harbour bacteria. How HDPE resists bacteria
R-40, 350lb load rating, never needs replacing. See the lifetime hard cover
3,000x faster-acting than chlorine. 90% fewer chemicals. How the Ecozone system works
No electrician, no concrete pad, no contractor. Usually running within a day or two of delivery. Installation details
Visit Us
Mission is a quick run across the Fraser to our Abbotsford showroom. Come see the HDPE shell and lift the hard cover before you buy.
See every model in person. Touch the HDPE shell. Lift the hard cover. No appointment necessary, but booking ahead means we can have the models you want to see ready for you.
Ready?
Delivered to your door. Usually running within a day or two of delivery. Warrantied for life.
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Local Notes
A lot of Mission properties are cut into a slope, and the honest first step is figuring out which flat or buildable spot on the lot can actually take a spa, whether that's a lower patio, a built deck, or a graded corner of the yard. Because there's no concrete pad required, that decision doesn't lock you into a big excavation cost before you even know if you like the spot.
For the acreages out toward Hatzic and Silverdale, the more common issue is distance from the panel rather than slope. Every Eco Spa ships ready for 110V, so you plug into a standard dedicated outlet on delivery day and can decide about a 220V run later, once you know what that actually costs to wire out to a far corner of the property.
In most cases yes. The HDPE shell doesn't need a concrete pad, so it can sit on a built deck, pavers, or a graded and compacted area within its rating. Tell us about the slope and we'll help figure out where on the lot it fits.
Yes, from our Abbotsford showroom. Rural driveways and longer routes are routine for us. Send us photos of the access and the spot you have in mind and we'll build it into the quote.
Yes, every model runs and heats on a standard 110V outlet. If you want faster recovery time after heavy use you can hardwire to 220V later, but it's an upgrade, not a requirement.