[Satchhol]

We just purchased a spa and haven't had it delivered yet. In another week or two, it will be delivered. We went with a 110v South Seas Model from Tri-County Spa. The items that drove our decision....$815 was quoted to install 220v in our lanai & the dimensions of our doors. We found that the initial models of spa that we were looking at were too large for our doors.

[jimbo2012]

Not sure what to say if those R the going electrical rates, I'm glad I'm running my own 220V, it will cost me less than $200.

These guys R working on some fat margins of profit.

[ginnyradtkeRN]

Originally Posted by MicheleE

Has anyone installed a spa - either in the ground outside of their Lanai or a portable one inside their lanai? Who did you use, and which did you do? Any other information would be great. Thanks so much

T&D SPA.....and I have one really nice one for sale they'd take right over to youif you haven't bought one. Great 4 person

[MicheleE]

Haven't purchased one yet - it is 110 or 220? and what is the cost? Thanks

[MicheleE]

Well, I still haven't purchased one yet -
can you give me info on the one you have and where I can see it?

[jimbo2012]

Just to give an idea of elec cost a #6 wire from your main panel to a sub panel is $3 a foot, a junction box with disconnect is $80.

So how can they charge $800+