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Phoenix, Arizona

Pool Spas

If you are looking to install an in-ground spa on your property, there are two ways you can decide on a spa design and style for your pool spa. You can either look at available spa designs and options, and then make a decision, or you can hire a spa contractor and leave the decision to him. It's best if you take the time to educate yourself on spa designs, spa costs and other aspects of spa construction, and make a choice for yourself. This way, you will end up with a pool spa that suits the needs of your life style. Generally, in-ground spas are installed at the time of installation of the in-ground pool. These spas are installed close to the main pool or right next to it to make access easier. Common materials used in pool spa construction include thermoplastic, fiberglass and acrylic. You can also choose a number of smooth and tiled finishes. If you are considering an in-ground spa without a pool, then you should know that your spa installation will involve extensive excavation and trenching. Also, spas have different requirements for water movement, sanitation and heat than pools. All these requirements will have to be met before construction.

Before hiring a spa contractor, make sure that the company you are considering has many years of experience as a spa builder. A contractor who has been in the business for a while will also have extensive experience servicing pool spas. All spas will need regular servicing, and therefore a spa contractor with a good service background is your best choice. Look for a contractor who can offer you a list of references from past and present clients. Screen more than one contractor to make sure that you have a choice to select from.

Before you hire a spa contractor and begin looking through his spa designs, make sure that you verify the company's credentials in the spa business. Look for a company that has been in the business for a number of years, and ask for a portfolio of completed spa projects that he has executed. Make sure that you screen more than one contractor, so you have a good feel for prices and quality of work. Finally, insist on a written contract that contains a complete description of the spa construction project, the cost of the project, a schedule for payment, start and completion date, as well as a clause that requires the spa contractor to take care of obtaining all the permits necessary. To locate qualified and expert spa builders in Phoenix, simply request a quote through our form, and you will receive up to 4 free estimates from spa contractors in town.