When you hire our Cranberry Township spa installation services, we’ll typically arrange an in-home consultation, followed by an inspection service from one of Mr. Electric’s certified electricians. Whether the unit is going inside or outside, we need to check the ground for stability. If your spa installation goes outside, we have to ensure the ground is level and prepare a foundation (concrete base or deck) for the unit as it cannot be in contact with the soil.
Once a structural support unit is created, our qualified electricians will move on to hot tub installation and hot tub wiring. With a standard 3000 lbs. hot tub installation, Cranberry Township homeowners can expect it to either have a 120-volt or a 240-volt heater. If your unit has a 240-volt connection, it needs to be hardwired to your power supply, whereas a 120-volt unit can be plugged into a GFCI outlet, but it can’t be further away from the plug than ten feet.
Now that your Cranberry Township spa installation and electrical connections are completed, your qualified electricians will also finish up some plumbing work that includes inspecting your drain spigot.
Note: When requesting an indoor hot tub installation, Cranberry Township homeowners need to keep ventilation in mind, which means that additional exhaust fans must be installed in the room where the spa installation takes place. This will promote adequate air circulation and control your indoor humidity levels.