Compared to custom spas, portable hot tubs are cost-friendly and boast very comfortable seats. In addition, Bullfrog Spas (which Best Hot Tubs specializes in) offers a wide range of patented interchangeable massaging jets, enabling you to personalize each hot tub experience.
Of course, with any new hot tub, many things come up as to where and how to position the new spa.
“A portable spa unit is self contained, explains Bill Renter, owner of Best Hot Tubs. This means everything needed to operate it is included within the spa itself, which is partially what makes them so cost-friendly.”
This also means that wherever it is positioned, water from the rain must be free to drain away from the hot tub. “If it can’t escape, the plumbing could get damaged. Also, the hot tub plumbing equipment needs to be accessible for any future repairs or adjustments.”

Basic Hot Tub Installation Tips:

— A portable hot tub installation does not have to be fancy. Except for a little site preparation ahead of time, the spa can simply be placed on the ground with no adornment.
— No matter how fancy or plain the installation, do consider locating it close to the house for ease of use;
— Take into account how you will ensure privacy when using the spa;
— Also consider what the views from the hot tub will be when relaxing in its soothing waters (you probably don’t want to be facing your home’s siding, etc.)

That said, many spa owners want a spiffier look to their hot tub installation. Fortunately, our own Bill Renter, who previously owned a landscaping firm and still maintains many connections within that field, is expert at creative hot tub installations.