Hot tubs in Mission
Mission is about 35 to 40 km from our Langley showroom. We deliver, install and service hot tubs across Mission, from Cedar Valley and Hatzic to Silverdale and the hillside neighbourhoods above the Fraser.
Hot tubs in Mission: local notes
Your water
Mission shares the Abbotsford-Mission water system with Abbotsford. It's soft, at about 5 mg/L hardness, so most hot tub owners add calcium after each fill.
Electrical permit
Electrical permits in Mission come from Technical Safety BC. You need one for the hot tub circuit even when a licensed electrician does the work.
Delivery
About 35 to 40 km from Production Way, depending on the route and where you are in Mission.
Buying a hot tub in Mission
Mission homeowners can compare tubs in person at our showroom at 5778 Production Way in Langley. Bring photos of your yard, the side access and your electrical panel, and we'll help you narrow it down: a 2–3 person tub, a 4–5 person tub, a 6–8 person tub, a swim spa or a cold plunge tub.
A lot of Mission homes look out over the Fraser River from the hillside, and a hot tub on a deck with that view is a popular plan. It's also one that needs a deck built for the weight, so we'll talk about that early.
Installing a hot tub in Mission
Much of Mission is built on slopes, especially in Cedar Valley and the neighbourhoods above the river. A tub needs a level, solid base, which on a slope can mean a deck, a retaining edge or some excavation. Newer subdivisions often have narrow side yards, while rural properties toward Silverdale and Stave Falls can have long driveways and soft ground. On the site check we measure the access, look at the spot and your panel, and tell you whether the tub goes in on a cart or needs a crane.
See hot tub pads and bases for concrete, paver and gravel options, and decks and gazebos for tubs on decks or under a roof. The electrical permit comes from Technical Safety BC; our hot tub electrical page explains the circuit and the disconnect.
Winter in Mission
Mission's hillside neighbourhoods and the areas toward Stave Falls can get colder nights and more snow than the valley floor. A tub that's well insulated and kept covered holds its heat through that, and running costs stay reasonable. If you plan to stop using the tub for the winter, it has to be drained and closed down properly so water left in the lines doesn't freeze. Our maintenance guide explains how, and our maintenance visits can do it for you. For an idea of what it costs to keep a tub hot, see our guide to hot tub running costs.
Water in Mission
Mission's water is soft. It keeps clear easily, but water that's low in calcium can foam and be harder on heaters and pump seals, so most owners raise the calcium hardness after each fill. Our water care guide explains how.
Hot tub repair and service in Mission
We provide hot tub repair and service in Mission, including pump repair, heater repair and leak repair, plus maintenance visits. We make replacement hot tub covers to fit, and removal of your old tub is included when we install a new one. We also offer hot tub moving and removal on its own.
FAQ
Hot tubs in Mission: questions
Something else on your mind? Ask us when you request a quote.
Do you deliver hot tubs to Mission?
Yes. Mission is about 35 to 40 km from our Langley showroom, and we deliver, install and service hot tubs across the city.
Can a hot tub go on a deck in Mission?
Often, yes, but the deck has to be designed for the weight of the tub full of water and people. See decks and gazebos for what to check.
Do I need a permit for a hot tub in Mission?
You need an electrical permit for the hot tub circuit, which comes from Technical Safety BC in Mission. It's needed even when a licensed electrician does the work.
Do you repair hot tubs in Mission?
Yes. Send us the make, model and any error code on the panel when you book, and we'll tell you up front whether parts are available. See hot tub repair and service.
Valley Hot Tubs
Request a quote in Mission
Tell us where in Mission you are and where the tub will go, and we'll plan the site check.