A swim spa is one pool-like tub for swimming, exercise, and relaxing with your family. Kids can play. Adults can sit in hot jet seats and relax. It also has a current you swim against, so it works like a gym tool too. You can make the current easy or hard. It also has hot tub jets, stays warm all year, and is usually set up in one day.

Why do most people buy a swim spa?

Most families want one place outside where everyone can have fun together. Kids can play. Adults can relax in the warm jets. Some people want a workout. The current lets you swim, walk, or row at a speed you choose. Many older adults or people with sore joints also like it. Warm water exercise can make moving easier.

How is a swim spa different from a swimming pool?

A swim spa costs less, takes less space, and works all year. A pool does not. A pool needs weekly cleaning, chemicals, and regular repairs. A swim spa is more like a hot tub. You just check the water once or twice a week and clean the filter. No pro help is needed, it never needs resurfacing, and it can be set up in about a day.

What do swim spas cost compared to a pool?

A swim spa costs much less than an inground pool. A pool can take months to build and costs tens of thousands more. A swim spa can be set up in days. You can use it every day of the year, unlike a pool.

What does a swim spa cost?

Prices change based on size and features, and whether it has one or two temperature zones. There is a wide range of prices, and financing can make it easier to afford. Text us and we will tell you what fits your budget right now.

What does it cost to run a swim spa?

It costs less than most people think, especially here in the Pacific Northwest. Our electricity is about 40% cheaper than the national average. A swim spa costs a bit more to run than a hot tub because it is bigger and has extra equipment for the current. A good cover and strong insulation help keep costs down. We make sure every spa we recommend has both.