How To Plan For A Jacuzzi Delivery?

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A jacuzzi can be a fantastic purchase, particularly for homeowners looking for a good (and surprisingly inexpensive) way to relax. However, when choosing your jacuzzi, it’s important to consider every aspect of your purchase, from price and capacity to the actual delivery of the jacuzzi. Here’s a few tips for figuring out where to put your new luxury hot tub, and how to avoid any unnecessary frustration when you get your spa delivered and set up.

First, you’ll need to consider where to place the jacuzzi. Most people put a jacuzzi outdoors, as the heat and steam generated by the device can be problematic in some home rooms. However, you’ll need plenty of power; check the electrical requirements of the jacuzzi and consult an electrician to make sure that you’ll meet them (you’ll often need a dedicated circuit). Generally, you’ll want your jacuzzi in a safe area, under a deck or somewhere else where rainfall won’t be a huge problem. Granted, your spa will have a cover, but even so, keeping rain water out of a hot tub can be difficult if you decide to put it in a rainy area. Mold can also be a problem, so take some time to prepare the area for your new jacuzzi.

Measure, and make sure that there’s a clear path to the jacuzzi’s new area. Most hot tubs are delivered by professionals, but they’ll be on a schedule and they’ll want to move fast. If your jacuzzi is just being dropped off, make sure you’ve got a few friends ready to move it. Jacuzzis are often surprisingly light, but they’re very large, and planning is going be exceptionally important.

Once your jacuzzi’s in the right place, you’ll simply need to fill it with water, put some start-up shock in the water, and wait a day or so. In no time, you’ll be ready to enjoy a relaxing soak in your new hot tub.