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What is the perfect Swim Spa? Well, the answer is different for everyone, and depends on quite a few factors. A better question is: What is the perfect Swim Spa for YOU?
We have a short quiz, developed by our team of Swim Spa Experts, that can help our team of professionals get you in YOUR Perfect Swim Spa!
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Perfect Hot Tub Quiz
We have developed a quiz that will help our Endless Pools Swim Spa Experts here at The Spa and Sauna Company find the best Swim Spa for you.
At The Spa and Sauna Company, we exclusively carry the Endless Pools product line for swim spas because we know they are the best Swim Spa option out there.
Endless Pools offers 3 distinct product lines, so there is an Endless Pool for every budget, space and activity level.
Use of the Swim Spa
What will you swim spa be used for? Are you looking for exercise, leisure swimming, competitive swimming, rowing, or just family fun?
Endless Pools has specific models designed to suit your individual needs.
Size of the Swim Spa
Swim spas are currently available in sizes between 12 feet and 20 feet.
Depending on the size of your backyard, we can put an Endless Pool specific to your size dimensions and activity needs almost anywhere.
Location of the Swim Spa
An Endless Pool can be installed inside your home or outside of it.
We have even had customers install them in sunrooms or garages.
The choice is completely up to you.
Information Needed to Help You Plan for Your Swim Spa
We have a variety of helpful information designed to make planning your Swim Spa purchase easier. Would you like a Buyer’s Guide, a phone call, a complimentary Backyard Consultation or a test soak? We can even discuss this in one of our 5 showrooms with you or provide a little more information about health benefits. We’re here to make the planning and shopping experience as enjoyable as possible.
To take the Perfect Swim Spa Quiz, click here. You won’t regret it!
What is the perfect Swim Spa? Well, the answer is different for everyone, and depends on quite a few factors. A better question is: What is the perfect Swim Spa for YOU?
We have a short quiz, developed by our team of Swim Spa Experts, that can help our team of professionals get you in YOUR Perfect Swim Spa!
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Perfect Hot Tub Quiz
We have developed a quiz that will help our Endless Pools Swim Spa Experts here at The Spa and Sauna Company find the best Swim Spa for you.
At The Spa and Sauna Company, we exclusively carry the Endless Pools product line for swim spas because we know they are the best Swim Spa option out there.
Endless Pools offers 3 distinct product lines, so there is an Endless Pool for every budget, space and activity level.
Use of the Swim Spa
What will you swim spa be used for? Are you looking for exercise, leisure swimming, competitive swimming, rowing, or just family fun?
Endless Pools has specific models designed to suit your individual needs.
Size of the Swim Spa
Swim spas are currently available in sizes between 12 feet and 20 feet.
Depending on the size of your backyard, we can put an Endless Pool specific to your size dimensions and activity needs almost anywhere.
Location of the Swim Spa
An Endless Pool can be installed inside your home or outside of it.
We have even had customers install them in sunrooms or garages.
The choice is completely up to you.
Information Needed to Help You Plan for Your Swim Spa
We have a variety of helpful information designed to make planning your Swim Spa purchase easier. Would you like a Buyer’s Guide, a phone call, a complimentary Backyard Consultation or a test soak? We can even discuss this in one of our 5 showrooms with you or provide a little more information about health benefits. We’re here to make the planning and shopping experience as enjoyable as possible.
To take the Perfect Swim Spa Quiz, click here. You won’t regret it!
There are a variety of choices to make when it comes to getting a hot tub.
What we’re going to discuss today is why a portable hot tub is better than an in-ground or semi in-ground hot tub.
At The Spa and Sauna Company, we recommend keeping your portable hot tub portable, as it was intended. Let us explain why.
Reason 1: In-ground or semi in-ground hot tubs add a lot to construction costs
The hot tubs available from The Spa and Sauna Company are designed to be placed on a concrete pad. While you could sink them into the ground, that would require another contractor to dig a hole and possibly build a structure to surround your hot tub.
If your hot tub is placed in-ground or semi in-ground, you would require excavation, ground reinforcement, and a French drain or sump pump. That would add time and cost, and additional vendors. None of those things are necessary for hot tub enjoyment.
Plus, have you seen the cabinets on our hot tubs? They are designed to be aesthetically pleasing and functional. Why would you want to cover that up?
Reason 2: In-ground and semi in-ground hot tubs are harder to get in to
With a typical above-ground portable hot tub, you step up on a couple of steps and then into your hot tub, usually to a shelf that is about the same height as the highest step.
With a in-ground or semi in-ground hot tub, you step down into your hot tub from higher up, which means it’s a little awkward to get in your hot tub. It also increases the chances that you might slip.
It also harder to remove the cover on an in-ground or semi in-ground hot tub, because you can’t rely on the assistance of a mechanical cover lifter that pairs so nicely with a portable hot tub.
A hot tub that is harder to open and get into gets used less than one that is easy to access.
At The Spa and Sauna Company, we want to make sure you get as much use and enjoyment from your investment as possible.
Reason 3: Safety
When a hot tub is flush with the ground, you have to take extra precautions to make sure no children, pets, or inattentive adults, inadvertently step into your open hot tub.
That’s a lot less of a concern, when your hot tub is several feet above ground-level.
Reason 4: Energy Efficiency
The ground temperatures in Nevada are a lot colder than the temperature outside. That works to your disadvantage with an in-ground hot tub.
Although the temperature outside can swing by about 30 degrees from day to night, the ground temperature does not experience those variations. It just stays colder. That means the ground around an in-ground hot tub holds in the cold (not the heat) which works against your goal of keeping your hot tub hot.
You’ll end up paying more in electricity costs to keep an in-ground or semi in-ground hot tub heated.
Above-ground portable hot tubs work with the temperature and the sun exposure to reduce you energy costs.
Reason 5: In-ground or semi in-ground hot tubs are harder to access for electrical hook up
Installation is more complex. Your electrician will need access to run the wires to your hot tub. If the access area is underground it will be harder to get to. If you decide to build a structure around your hot tub, please make sure you can access the control panel and electrical hook up.
Reason 6: In-ground and semi in-ground hot tubs are harder to access for routine maintenance, routine cleaning, and service
There are times when you will need to open up your hot tub’s doors to the equipment compartment, either for routine maintenance or service. If that door is underground or even partly underground, that becomes much harder to do.
A well maintained hot tub is a hot tub that gets used more often.
Reason 7: Moving your hot tub
Should you move or decide to relocate your hot tub, The Spa and Sauna Company can help you. If you’ve submerged your hot tub, you now have a hole in your yard to fill and possible a structure to remove too.
We hope the reasons above have helped you decide if an in-ground, semi in-ground, or portable spa is right for you.
How Much Does a Hot Tub Cost in Reno, Santa Cruz, San Jose?
ENTRY-LEVEL HOT TUBS
$3,000 to $5,000 Starting Range
While spas in this price range offer very few features, their affordability makes it very easy for first-time hot tubbers to start enjoying hot water massage – hence the term entry level.
Typically, spas in this price range are rotationally-molded – meaning the spa interior and exterior are formed out of a durable plastic. They look different than spas with shiny acrylic shells offered at higher price points. One benefit of a rotationally-molded spa? They are lightweight and easy to move. When shopping in this price range, expect to hear the term “plug and play,” which means that the hot tub only requires a 110V electrical connection. So, you will not incur additional electrical labor costs and installation is a piece-of-cake. Fill the spa with a garden hose, plug it in and enjoy.
This is the starting price range for spas with high-gloss acrylic shells, synthetic wood-like cabinets and lots of fun features, like dozens of jets lining the spa seats. It is important to understand that in this range, spa manufacturers are making trade-offs. In fact, this may be the most precarious price range for first-time hot tub shoppers. It’s important to consider the trade-offs.
A manufacturer offering a hot tub in the value price range – with a lot of big shiny jets, impressive lighting and water features, and other features – may be compromising by not using quality components or performance features like insulation that keep energy costs low. Or they may not be investing in access to customer service and warrantees.
On the other hand, another manufacturer of value-priced spas may focus on including high-quality components that allow for years of reliable hot tub performance. Their spa in this value price point may not have as many features, since they’re investing more in what’s “under the hood.”
As you move further up in price, spas in the premium range tend to offer a better and more satisfying long-term ownership experience.
In addition to robust features (think high jet counts, water features and lighting,) spas in this range are designed and constructed using advanced engineering. As a result, these spas are usually more energy-efficient than value-priced spas, which reduces the ongoing cost of ownership. They often feature more advanced control systems. And, they may offer top-of-the-line filtration systems and water care options that can reduce the maintenance time requirements. The spa components such as the pump(s) and heater may also be higher quality, and warranty coverage is often longer than spas at lower price ranges.
Spas in this range offer the very best ownership experience. At this level you are making the decision to invest more in the upfront price for a hot tub that will deliver exceptional long-term enjoyment. Expect the very lowest energy costs, minimal maintenance, simple operation and quality from a spa that can last 10 to 20 years or more!
Models in this range are the crème de la crème of hot tubs. In addition to robust features, high-quality components and durable construction, you can also expect some very special features in a luxury spa. One-of-a-kind jet systems for the very best hydrotherapy massage, leading-edge design that makes the hot tub a beautiful backyard focal point, top-of-the line filtration for the cleanest spa water possible, and other innovations that help separate spas in this range from models in lower ranges.
What is a Circ Pump or Circulation Pump? Do I need a Circ Pump? Why? What makes a Circ Pump essential for a quality hot tub?
In the blog below, we hope we can answer all of your questions about Circ Pumps.
What is a Circ Pump?
A Circ Pump is a low-flow pump that comes standard on most hot tubs carried by The Spa and Sauna Co. A Circ Pump keeps the water in a hot tub circulating at all times. This is done so the water inside the hot tub is being filtered, heated, and treated with sanitizer 24/7.
Do I need a Circ Pump? Why?
A Circ Pump is used to enhance your hot tub experience.
Since hot tub water is only changed about every 4 months, Circ Pumps are used to keep water fresher and cleaner for a long period of time.
The Circ Pump ensures that your water is moving and clean.
While you can still purchase a hot tub without a Circ Pump, our hot tub experts at The Spa and Sauna Company recommend that you purchase a hot tub with some sort of filtration system.
Hot Tubs without a Circ Pump often use a two-speed pump. The pump is on low-speed when circulating the water and on high-speed when running the jets.
Just like switching a light on and off often burns out an incandescent light bulb faster than leaving it on all day does, constantly changing the pump speed of a two-speed pump wears out the motor in the hot tub faster than using constant filtration provided by a Circ Pump.
If replacement and maintenance costs are a concern to you, you may be better off making a slightly larger up-front investment, in exchange for less repairs and replacement costs down the line, as well as a superior hot tub experience.
What makes a Circ Pump essential for a quality hot tub?
Would you like your water to be refreshed, filtered and heated, while you are in your hot tub? Without a Circ Pump, you need to alternate between those functions.
It comes down to what is more important to you. A hot tub with a Circ Pump has an easier time maintaining the temperature you’ve selected. That’s because while you are in the hot tub, the water circulates past the heater, and fresh, sanitized, heated waster comes out of the jets, while you use your tub.
With a two-pump system, you have to decide between heated water or moving jets.
Most people have a more enjoyable spa experience, when they can have both at the same time.
Here, at The Spa and Sauna Company, it is our goal to provide you with the most enjoyable hot tub experience, at a budget that suits your needs.
Circ Pump Hot Tub models we carry start at $6,999 and go up from there. They are typically available in the Caldera Paradise and Utopia Series; the Hot Spring Limelight, Highlife and Highlife NXT series; and the Sundance 780, 880 and 980 Series, depending on which showroom you visit.
Here at The Spa and Sauna Company, we specialize in selling and maintaining hot tubs.
We will deliver your hot tub, but we do not hook up your hot tub to an electrical source.
As a courtesy, we will help you find an electrician, or a crane operator, or a concrete contractor, if you need one.
After being in business for nearly 30 years, we have delivered our share of hot tubs.
Most customers only require an electrician. Some customers need a concrete pad poured still. The occasional hot tub delivery, and most swim spa deliveries, require a crane.
Regardless of what you need, we are here to help. We want your hot tub or swim spa delivery to be as relaxing as possible.
For that reason, we have compiled a referral list of electricians, concrete contractors, and crane operators that we have worked with previously. Those that we feel are the best are on our referral list.
Should you need help finding an electrician, crane operator, or concrete contractor for your hot tub or swim spa installation, we will gladly share our list of vendors with you.
All you need to do is call our Customer Engagement Representative, Delivery Supervisor, or your Salesperson, and ask for the list.
Here are a few helpful hints. Have your electrical box installed prior to the delivery. Your electrician doesn’t need to be present for the delivery. Ask them to come back after the hot tub or swim spa has been filled to do the final connection.
We hope this has helped make getting your new hot tub a bit easier.
What is the perfect hot tub? Well, the answer is different for everyone and depends on quite a few factors. In fact, the BETTER question is, what is the perfect hot tub for YOU?
We have a short quiz, developed by our team of Hot Tub Experts, that can help our team of professionals get you in YOUR Perfect Hot Tub!
Height
How tall is the tallest person in your family?
Hot Tubs come in a variety of heights. Some are more comfortable for very tall people, while others are more comfortable for people under 6 feet tall.
While the best way to tell what is most comfortable for you is to actually get in a hot tub you are considering, the height of your tallest family members will help us pinpoint some hot tub models to start with.
Health Concerns
Does anyone who will be using the hot tub have Insomnia, Back Pain, Arthritis, or Sports Injuries?
Certain hot tubs have specialized jets designed specifically for certain areas of the body. Knowing what your biggest health concern is will help us determine if you would like hot tub circuit therapy or other special hot tub features related to jet placement and strength.
Number of People Who Will Use The Hot Tub
Is the hot tub just for you? For you and your partner? For you and a large family or all of your friends?
This question is so obvious, but it’s crucial to narrowing down your choices to what will fit your needs best.
Our hot tubs can accommodate 1 to 8 people. The choice of how many people you want in there is completely up to you!
Budget
This also helps us narrow down your choices significantly and direct you to a hot tub in your desired price range. New hot tubs are available starting at about $2,999.
Here are your choices:
Most Affordable or Used ($2,999 – $4,999)
Value on a Budget ($5,000 – $9.999)
Most Popular ($9,000 – $12,499)
With Bells & Whistles ($12,500 +)
Special Features
Finally, are you looking for any special features? Most hot tubs come with some lighting options, some have music available, and others have Salt Water Systems. Do any of those interest you?
To take the Perfect Hot Tub Quiz, Click Here. You won’t regret it.
Saunas can be a complicated purchasing decision. You might have a lot of questions. Here, at The Spa and Sauna Company, we do our best to educate our customers and make that decision a bit easier.
So, after you’ve decided you want a sauna, it’s time to decide if you are looking for a pre-built or custom sauna AND if you want a Traditional or Infrared sauna, or an InfraSauna, which is a combination of the two.
Keep in mind, there is no right or wrong type of sauna. It’s truly a matter of personal preference.
Traditional Vs. Infrared (Far-Infrared) Saunas
We find most often, here at The Spa and Sauna Company, that men tend to prefer a Traditional Sauna experience, which is more ritualistic experience that includes pouring water over hot stones to create steam and enhance humidity. In our experience, women tend to prefer an Infrared Sauna, which heat up quicker, using radiant heat, and don’t require any pouring of water.
Interestingly, couples tend to purchase InfraSaunas, which allow people to have either traditional or infrared sauna experience, depending on their needs at the time.
However, what we have found, at The Spa and Sauna Company, is that people tend to be happier with the purchase of a Traditional Sauna because they get hotter than Infrared Saunas do.
Click Here to learn more about if you want a traditional or infrared sauna.
Pre-Built Saunas
Now, the decisions relating to custom vs. pre-built and traditional vs. infrared often come together at the same time.
Let’s explain the differences between Custom and Pre-Built Saunas.
Pre-Built or Pre-Fabricated Saunas are just that. They are free standing saunas that come ready made for you and ready to go into your home. While you can still incorporate these units to look like they are “built-in,” you should be aware that they are made in advance, to suit most people’s needs. They are not customized.
One benefit of a pre-built sauna is that they can be disassembled and moved if necessary.
Pre-Built Saunas can be Traditional, Infrared or Infra Saunas.
When considering a pre-built Infrared Sauna, we encourage you to keep in mind that Low EMF/EMR saunas are available in the B and S Series of Finnleo Pre-Fabricated saunas. Their EMF/EMR ratings are among the lowest in the Sauna Industry. S Series Saunas from Finnleo have the most features.
Both Series of Finnleo Saunas are available from The Spa and Sauna Company.
Custom Saunas
A Custom Cut Sauna can be built exactly to the specifications of your house and transform any location in your home into a sauna. You could even put it in an old, unused closet. As the name indicates, custom is specifically made for you and is typically a larger investment because of that. Detailed blueprints and close work with a Sauna Expert at The Spa and Sauna Company is required.
Custom Saunas can be Traditional, Infrared or Infra Saunas.
Regardless of the type of Sauna you choose, all saunas offer health and wellness benefits including:
Stress relief; Relaxed muscles; Soothed aches and pains; Flushed toxins; Improved cardiovascular performance; Illness prevention; Time for self-reflection; and A place for recreational and social benefits
We hope this information has made your search for a sauna a bit easier!
Saunas can be a complicated purchasing decision. You might have a lot of questions. Here, at The Spa and Sauna Company, we do our best to educate our customers and make that decision a bit easier.
So, after you’ve decided you want a sauna, it’s time to decide if you are looking for a pre-built or custom sauna AND if you want a Traditional or Infrared sauna, or an InfraSauna, which is a combination of the two.
Keep in mind, there is no right or wrong type of sauna. It’s truly a matter of personal preference.
Traditional Vs. Infrared (Far-Infrared) Saunas
We find most often, here at The Spa and Sauna Company, that men tend to prefer a Traditional Sauna experience, which is more ritualistic experience that includes pouring water over hot stones to create steam and enhance humidity. In our experience, women tend to prefer an Infrared Sauna, which heat up quicker, using radiant heat, and don’t require any pouring of water.
Interestingly, couples tend to purchase InfraSaunas, which allow people to have either traditional or infrared sauna experience, depending on their needs at the time.
However, what we have found, at The Spa and Sauna Company, is that people tend to be happier with the purchase of a Traditional Sauna because they get hotter than Infrared Saunas do.
Click Here to learn more about if you want a traditional or infrared sauna.
Pre-Built Saunas
Now, the decisions relating to custom vs. pre-built and traditional vs. infrared often come together at the same time.
Let’s explain the differences between Custom and Pre-Built Saunas.
Pre-Built or Pre-Fabricated Saunas are just that. They are free standing saunas that come ready made for you and ready to go into your home. While you can still incorporate these units to look like they are “built-in,” you should be aware that they are made in advance, to suit most people’s needs. They are not customized.
One benefit of a pre-built sauna is that they can be disassembled and moved if necessary.
Pre-Built Saunas can be Traditional, Infrared or Infra Saunas.
When considering a pre-built Infrared Sauna, we encourage you to keep in mind that Low EMF/EMR saunas are available in the B and S Series of Finnleo Pre-Fabricated saunas. Their EMF/EMR ratings are among the lowest in the Sauna Industry. S Series Saunas from Finnleo have the most features.
Both Series of Finnleo Saunas are available from The Spa and Sauna Company.
Custom Saunas
A Custom Cut Sauna can be built exactly to the specifications of your house and transform any location in your home into a sauna. You could even put it in an old, unused closet. As the name indicates, custom is specifically made for you and is typically a larger investment because of that. Detailed blueprints and close work with a Sauna Expert at The Spa and Sauna Company is required.
Custom Saunas can be Traditional, Infrared or Infra Saunas.
Regardless of the type of Sauna you choose, all saunas offer health and wellness benefits including:
Stress relief; Relaxed muscles; Soothed aches and pains; Flushed toxins; Improved cardiovascular performance; Illness prevention; Time for self-reflection; and A place for recreational and social benefits
We hope this information has made your search for a sauna a bit easier!
Here at The Spa and Sauna Company we know that Endless Pools are the best Swim Spas available on the market today. Let’s explore some of the reasons why.
Manufacturer
Endless Pools is owned by the same corporation that produces most of the hot tub brands we carry at The Spa and Sauna Company. They offer superior customer support, access to replacement parts, and warranty services. We have worked with this company for a long time and they have earned their place as an industry-leader, after more than 40 years in the hot tub business.
We have sold and serviced other swim spas in the past, but we have found that their customer service was severely lacking, making for a less enjoyable long-term customer experience. While their product may be less expensive than some series of Endless Pools, or even similarly priced to the value-line R Series of Endless Pools, we have found that other brand’s quality just doesn’t stand the test of time, like Endless Pools’ swim spas do.
Product Innovation
There are also fewer unique offerings available from other brands of swim spas. A swim spa from another manufacturer typically only offers a basic above ground backyard swim leisure experience, while Endless Pools has 3 unique series. One is designed for athletes, another for those looking for a combination of exercise and recreation, and a third for those looking for backyard relaxation.
The E-Series and X-Series have no equal in terms of their proprietary Swim Machine Technology and Options Underwater Treadmill. Let’s explore those below.
The Endless Pools E-Series (Fitness Systems)
The Endless Pools Fitness Systems or E-Series provides the opportunity for low-impact exercise, with features such as an optional underwater treadmill, rowing bar, and strength training equipment. It is ideal for an athlete, who wants to train at home. The E-Series offers a swim-in-place experience, that feels like swimming in open water, due to its custom-made hydraulically powered propulsion system. In addition, you will also have three comfortable jetted seats for relaxation and hydrotherapy. The E-Series is available in three different lengths, including 15 feet, 17 feet and 20 feet long. As the highest-end option, with the most elective features, and add-ons, the E-Series starts in the mid-$30,000 range and goes up from there.
The Endless Pools X-Series (SwimCross Exercise Systems)
The Endless Pools SwimCross Exercise System features five air-free swim jets and exercise opportunities, with rowing and resistance exercise. This series is best for those who are looking to exercise, as well as relax. The X-Series is designed to make it easier for swimmers to stay centered and afloat, due to the jet configuration. The top jets provide resistance, while the bottom jets provide lift. The X-Series also offers comfortable jetted seats with hydrotherapy benefits. The X-Series comes in sizes including 12, 15 and 20 feet long. Pricing starts in the in the mid-$20,000 range.
The Endless Pools R-Series (RecSport)
The RecSport Recreational System by Endless Pools offers a high-quality swim spa at an affordable price. This series is best for those looking for leisure or even a really big hot tub. This value-line swim spas features three airless swim jets, seating for the family, hydromassage jets, and ample room for recreation. The RecSport is 12 feet long. It starts under $20,000, including delivery.
Construction
The E-Series and X-Series of Endless Pools come with proprietary Steel-Frame Construction, to support the height, weight and water volume inside those Endless Pools. The cabinet’s design is sleek and stylish, because form is just as important as function.
While steel-frame construction makes sense for those two swim spa series, we feel Wood-Frame Construction for the R-Series and hot tubs is more economical and doesn’t reduce the lifespan of those products. Steel Frames on Hot Tubs would be cost prohibitive, without enhancing the product. Our hot tubs last decades and offer the best price and value.
Conclusion
Other swim spa brands may even use the term “EP” in their product description, to give the appearance that they are associated with Endless Pools. Don’t be fooled! There is only one Endless Pools and all of their products will be clearly marked.
The Spa and Sauna Company deals exclusively with Endless Pools for Swim Spas because we feel they match our dedication to the highest quality products and best customer experience, at any budget.
To request a FREE backyard consultation from one of our Endless Pools Experts, click here.
