Langley · Fraser Valley
Hot tubs, swim spas and cold plunges in the Fraser Valley
Compare hot tubs in every size at our Langley showroom. We deliver and install across the Fraser Valley, take care of the base and electrical, haul your old tub away, and service your tub for years after.
Hot tubs
Find the right tub
Start with how many people will use it and where it will go. Size sets the footprint, the weight your deck or pad has to carry, and the power the tub needs.
2–3 person hot tubs
Small hot tubs for couples and compact patios. Some run on a regular 120V outlet.
4–5 person hot tubs
The middle size: room for a couple plus guests, usually about 6½ to 7 feet square.
6–8 person hot tubs
Family-size tubs around 7½ to 8 feet square, with room to stretch out and entertain.
Plug-and-play hot tubs
120-volt hot tubs that run on a dedicated outlet, with no 240-volt circuit to install.
Saltwater hot tubs
A salt system makes the tub's sanitizer from dissolved salt. Softer-feeling water, with less handling of chlorine.
Swim spas
Swim in place against a current, all year, in far less space than a pool.
Cold plunge tubs
Cold plunge tubs with built-in chillers and filtration, to see at our Langley showroom.
Hot tub covers
Made-to-measure replacement covers and cover lifters for most makes of hot tub.
Valley Hot Tubs
Why buy from a local hot tub store
Sit in it first
Compare seats, loungers, jets and controls in person at our Langley showroom before you decide.
A site check before you buy
We look at the path from the street, the spot and your electrical panel, so the tub you choose fits through the gate and onto the base.
Delivery and placement
We bring the tub into your backyard and set it on its base, by crane when there's no way through.
Electrical done properly
A dedicated circuit and GFCI disconnect, installed by a licensed electrician under a permit.
Old tub removal included
Replacing a tub? We take the old one away when we install the new one.
Service after the sale
Repairs, maintenance visits, covers and water care from the store you bought from.
Installation
How installation works
We quote the tub and the installation together, so you know the full cost before delivery day.
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Choose your tub
Visit the showroom or send us your questions. We'll help you narrow it down by size, seating and power.
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Site check
We look at access, the base and your electrical panel, and confirm what the installation needs.
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Base and power
The pad or deck is ready and the dedicated circuit is in before the tub arrives.
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Delivery day
We bring the tub in, set it level, connect and fill it, show you how it all works, and take your old tub away.
Service
After the sale
A hot tub needs a little looking after. We repair and service tubs, move or remove them, and keep you stocked with filters and water care.
Repair and service
Pumps, heaters, leaks, control packs and maintenance visits across the Fraser Valley.
Maintenance visits
Drain, clean and refill, filters, water balance, winterizing and spring start-up.
Moving and removal
Old tub removal, included when we install a new one, plus moves within the yard or to a new home.
Chemicals and supplies
Sanitizer, shock, test strips, pH and alkalinity, filters and filter cleaner.
A hot tub store built around installation
Most of what makes a hot tub good to own happens after you pick the model. It has to get from the street into your backyard, sit on a base that can carry it full of water and people, run on a dedicated circuit that passes inspection, and keep its water clear through a Fraser Valley winter. We plan all of that with you before you buy, so the tub you choose is the tub that works in your yard.
Whatever you call it (hot tub, spa or jacuzzi; Jacuzzi is actually a brand name), we can help you choose one: a 2–3 person tub for a small patio, a 6–8 person tub for the whole family, a plug-and-play model that runs on a regular outlet, a swim spa for exercise, or a cold plunge tub.
Hot tubs for Fraser Valley weather
Our winters are wet, with cold snaps and the odd heavy snowfall, especially out toward Abbotsford and Chilliwack. That makes a few things matter more here than in a brochure: full insulation and a well-fitted cabinet, a thick tapered cover that sheds rain and carries snow, and a base that drains so water doesn't pool under the tub. We'll point out those details on every tub we show you.
Areas
Across the Fraser Valley
From our Langley showroom we deliver, install and service hot tubs in Langley, Surrey, Abbotsford, Chilliwack, Maple Ridge and Mission.
All areas →Our showroom: 5778 Production Way, Langley
Cities we serve
Guides
From the guides
How to choose a hot tub: a Fraser Valley buying guide
The best hot tub is the one that fits your yard, your power supply and the way you'll actually use it. Here's what to compare, in the order it matters.
BuyingInflatable vs hard-shell hot tubs: which is right for you?
An inflatable tub is a low-cost way to try hot tubbing. A hard-shell tub costs more but heats faster, holds heat better and lasts far longer, which shows in a wet Fraser Valley winter.
InstallationDo you need a permit for a hot tub in BC?
In BC, wiring a hot tub needs an electrical permit, even when a licensed electrician does the work. Here's who issues it in each Fraser Valley city, and what else to check before delivery day.
FAQ
Hot tub questions we hear a lot
Something else on your mind? Ask us when you request a quote.
Do you install the hot tubs you sell?
Yes. Delivery, placement, the base and the electrical connection can all be part of your quote, and we fill and start up the tub and show you how everything works. See how installation works.
Will you take away my old hot tub?
Yes. When we install a new tub, removal of the old one is included. If you only need a tub moved or taken away, see hot tub moving and removal.
Do I need a permit for a hot tub in BC?
You need an electrical permit for the hot tub circuit, even when a licensed electrician does the work. In Surrey and Maple Ridge the city issues it; in Langley, Abbotsford, Chilliwack and Mission it comes from Technical Safety BC. Read more in our hot tub permit guide.
What kind of power does a hot tub need?
Most full-size hot tubs need a dedicated 240-volt circuit, commonly 40, 50 or 60 amps depending on the model, with a GFCI-protected disconnect. Plug-and-play tubs run on a dedicated 120-volt outlet. Details are on our hot tub electrical page.
Why do people put a tennis ball in a hot tub?
The fuzz on a tennis ball soaks up a little of the body oil and lotion that floats on the water. It can help a bit with surface film, but it's no substitute for a clean filter and properly balanced water. Our water care guide covers what actually keeps water clear.
Do you repair hot tubs you didn't sell?
We work on most common makes. When you book, send us the make, model and any error code on the panel so we can tell you up front whether parts are available. See hot tub repair and service.
Where is your showroom?
At 5778 Production Way in Langley. We deliver and install across the Fraser Valley, including Surrey, Abbotsford, Chilliwack, Maple Ridge and Mission.
Valley Hot Tubs
Tell us about your backyard
Which tub, where it goes and how you'll get it there: we'll help you plan all three.
Come and sit in one
Visit the Langley showroom, or tell us about your backyard and we'll help you pick the right tub and plan the installation.