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Is The One Hot Tub right for me?

Ten quick questions about your home and how you would use a hot tub. You see your result before you give any contact details.

$19,995 CAD with the Smartop hard cover and delivery to your pad. Steps and handrails cost extra.

Is the One Model right for you?

Question 1 of 10Is this your first hot tub?

You don't need to know the hot tub words. The team explains them.

The team answers your questions by email and on a video call before you order.

Question 2 of 10How many people will usually soak together?

Think about the people who join you most often.

The One Model has 12 seating positions, deep and shallow, and seats 4 to 7 people.

Question 3 of 10What are you looking forward to most?

If two matter equally, pick the one you would do most often.

Each person picks a deep or shallow seat and sets the jets with a quarter turn. You can run all three massage zones at once or just one.

Question 4 of 10Do you have room for it?

The tub is 86 by 86 inches, and its cover is 89 by 89 inches. With the room it needs around it, the tub takes a space 96 inches side to side and 100 inches front to back.

Before you order, the team looks at the spot with you on a video call.

Question 5 of 10How will you power it?

The One Model needs a dedicated 240V, 50-amp circuit. It does not plug into a regular outlet.

On Vancouver Island, electrical work usually costs $1,500 to $2,000. An electrician quotes it separately.

Question 6 of 10Where do you live?

Your answer tells the team whether a local expert can deliver and service a tub at your home.

Delivery and service start on Vancouver Island.

Question 7 of 10What total budget are you planning?

Count the tub, a pad, electrical work, and steps and handrails if you want them. Delivery to your pad is in the price. Amounts are in Canadian dollars.

The One Model is $19,995 CAD, and steps and handrails cost extra. On the Island, electrical work usually costs $1,500 to $2,000, and a pad usually costs $500 to $1,000. The tub, electrical work and a pad together usually come to $21,995 to $22,995, before any crane.

Question 8 of 10When would you like to order?

Pick the closest match.

Orders open January 1, 2027.

Question 9 of 10How much do you want to choose yourself?

Some buyers like to pick every part. Others want it decided for them.

Every One Model comes with the same equipment, and there are no upgrade tiers.

Question 10 of 10What would make owning it easier?

Tell the team where help matters most to you.

A local expert delivers it, sets it up and services it. Under warranty, you make one call to Good Hot Tubs. Your part is a short routine that starts with one test strip a week.

How to reach you

Send your result, and the team replies by email. Sending does not commit you to buy.

How Good Hot Tubs handles your details

Request only. A request does not commit you to buy. Orders open January 1, 2027.