How Much Does a Hot Tub Cost?

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A hot tub is a major expense. On the low end, you're looking at about $4,000 and some people spend $18,000 or more on a hot tub.

The average hot tub owner, however, spends about $7,000 for the hot tub and often that includes delivery and installation.

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In this video I get into all the major brands and all their price tiers.

I also include some ninja tips about the best time of year to buy one, what features you can expect, and how to avoid a big headache I experienced at my last house when I forgot to check 1 thing before I bought mine.

These articles on my website can help you dive in deeper:

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The opinions stated on this channel are my opinions having owned, operated, fixed, and/or purchased hot tubs a total of 4 times. They should not, however, be considered professional advice on hot tub electrical systems, hot tub moving or installation, hot tub placement, or any other type of professional or legal advice.

If you need professional or legal advice, you should seek out a qualified professional in your area.

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