A hot tub, built onto the pool you already have
A round or square heated hot tub built into your existing concrete pool, spilling into it. Design it in plan and 3D and get a price range in a couple of minutes.
How we join a hot tub to your pool
The join between old and new concrete is what people worry about most. It’s engineered and inspected, not stuck on.
- Drain and expose. We drain the pool and lift the coping around where the hot tub will go.
- Engineer checks first. A structural engineer inspects your pool’s edge before anything is cut.
- Tie in, not stick on. We trim the old edge where the seat crosses it and bond new steel into the existing concrete, so the hot tub and pool work as one structure.
- Pour in two stages, sealed at the join. Floor first, then walls and seat, with a waterstop in the joint.
- Waterproof inside. A full membrane goes inside the hot tub before tiling.
- Water test before tiling. We fill it and hold it for 48 hours to prove it before any tile or stone goes on.
- Inspected at each stage. Engineer inspections at the key stages, with approvals lodged for you.
Heat the hot tub, not the whole pool
Heating a whole pool through a Queensland winter is expensive. A hot tub holds a fraction of the water, so a small heat pump keeps it warm for far less.
Add an insulated cover and most of that heat stays in overnight. Summer is still the pool’s. The cooler months become the hot tub’s.
Every hot tub comes with our 7-year workmanship warranty.