How much does a portable hot tub cost?
Portable hot tub prices range greatly based on many factors including:
-Brand
-Quality
-Engineering
-Design
-Shape
-Size
-Features
-Technology
Hot tubs from quality brands, for example, range from $7,500 to $12,00 for an entry level or small portable hot tub, while large luxury models can cost upwards of $24,000. When it comes to price, take all things into consideration. Longevity comes with quality, a brand marker of all Jacuzzi® hot tubs.
What are common portable hot tub features?
A portable hot tub should come equipped with all the necessary features to ensure a soothing and relaxing hydromassage. In addition to the shell, cabinetry, control system, filtration/pumps, insulation, plumbing, jets, and lounge or open seating options, some portable hot tubs also include or offer optional lighting, waterfalls or features, smart technology for ease of use and energy efficiency, and more to enhance the hot tub experience.
Jacuzzi® hot tubs, for example, either come standard with or are compatible with the Jacuzzi® SmartTub® remote monitoring system. The SmartTub® system installed on your Jacuzzi® hot tub or swim spa is designed to help you monitor and operate your Jacuzzi® hot tub from near and far. The app is a convenient addition to the many ways you can communicate with the SmartTub® system on your Jacuzzi® hot tub or swim spa.
Are portable hot tubs easy to use?
Most reputable and reliable portable hot tub brands not only strive to make their products as user friendly as possible, but they also may provide tutorial through an authorized dealer upon purchase and installation. A visit to a local showroom with an authorized Jacuzzi® hot tub dealer, for example, should provide you with a walk through on how to use the specific model you have in mind.
Should I buy a portable hot tub?
If you are looking for a long-term energy-efficient spa that provides a deep level of hydrotherapy with a multitude of jets and has comfortable seating as well as lounger options, a portable hot tub is probably your best option. An in-ground hot tub cannot provide the same level of hydrotherapy, has hard (often concrete) seating more like a park bench and is not nearly as energy efficient, while an inflatable spa does not have any massage jets and has a short lifespan.
Hopefully upon reaching this point in the article, you will have the knowledge to determine whether a portable hot tub is your best option based on your needs. To help finalize your decision, visit an authorized hot tub dealer and speak to an expert who can answer any lingering questions you may have and help guide you in the right direction.
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