Hot Tub Buying Procedure
Before buying a hot tub you need to make sure you have taken several things into consideration.
Firstly you need to make sure you have enough space to not only fit the hot tub in but enough room around the tub.
The are you have chosen needs to be flat and as even as possible, If you thinking of putting the tub onto decking make sure it will be able to take the maximum weight of the tub.
Also how many people would you like the tub to hold and what size tub do you actually need? How will you get the tub into position? Will you need to lift the tub over a fence or wall? Do you need a crane or will you need to take down some gates? If you decide on using a crane to lift the hot tub again make sure you have enough space to park the crane in position and manoeuvre.
Have you searched the market for prices and aware of the costings not only to buy the hot tub but to run it.
Always best to consider what you are going to use the hot tub for and the set yourself a tight budget to stick to.
Remember to look at any extra costs that might need to be included or any extras you chose to have.
What features would you like, air jets, lighting, audio again check if you can accommodate and is it within your set budget? When looking for your hot tub make sure you obtain several different quotes as with everything you purchase always best to search the market and companies as everyone will be different and offer deals.
But this help you ensure you are getting good value for money.
Not only look at the price they are offering but any aftercare, warranty and installation.
Are they a local company or will they charge you for the distance they have to travel to your address? When you have decided on all the above make sure your site is ready and all elements are working correctly before the installation day and make sure you are happy that the hot tub is working and the site is correct before the engineers leave.
With helping your hot tub to last as long as you can read the manual and ensure you carry out all maintenance.
Now enjoy your hot tub!
Firstly you need to make sure you have enough space to not only fit the hot tub in but enough room around the tub.
The are you have chosen needs to be flat and as even as possible, If you thinking of putting the tub onto decking make sure it will be able to take the maximum weight of the tub.
Also how many people would you like the tub to hold and what size tub do you actually need? How will you get the tub into position? Will you need to lift the tub over a fence or wall? Do you need a crane or will you need to take down some gates? If you decide on using a crane to lift the hot tub again make sure you have enough space to park the crane in position and manoeuvre.
Have you searched the market for prices and aware of the costings not only to buy the hot tub but to run it.
Always best to consider what you are going to use the hot tub for and the set yourself a tight budget to stick to.
Remember to look at any extra costs that might need to be included or any extras you chose to have.
What features would you like, air jets, lighting, audio again check if you can accommodate and is it within your set budget? When looking for your hot tub make sure you obtain several different quotes as with everything you purchase always best to search the market and companies as everyone will be different and offer deals.
But this help you ensure you are getting good value for money.
Not only look at the price they are offering but any aftercare, warranty and installation.
Are they a local company or will they charge you for the distance they have to travel to your address? When you have decided on all the above make sure your site is ready and all elements are working correctly before the installation day and make sure you are happy that the hot tub is working and the site is correct before the engineers leave.
With helping your hot tub to last as long as you can read the manual and ensure you carry out all maintenance.
Now enjoy your hot tub!
