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Q: What kind of electrical requirements do I need?
A: A typical spa requires about a 60 to 80 amp subpanel. This covers 2 pumps and spa light as well as area lighting.
For every additional pump a designated 20 amp circuit is required.
Electric heating adds app. 45 amp. to it.( Depending on heater size )

Q: Do I need a professional spa installer?
A: It is always recommended to use licensed plumbers and electricians.
Many people however have undertaken installations themselves.
Galaxy will assist you in every way with literature, advise at verbal help.

Q: Do I need to obtain a permit?
A: Residential installations usually do need permits. Commercial installation requires in addition a health department approval.

Q: How do I know the contractor is qualified to do the job.
A: It is always recommended to get more then one bid.
Obtain a referral list from the contractor and check with clients he has performed work for, People are too happy to reply with well placed questions about the quality of job performed.

Q: Do I need plumbing directly to the sewer for draining?
A: Typically not .Again it depends on your local authorities. Call them before hand so all issues can be covered a the beginning of your project.

Q: What kind of services do I need to hook up to the spa?
A: Electrical service for equipment, plumbing from spa to equipment water connection close by for filling the unit and cleaning.

Q: How long should a regular installation take?
A: Site preparation which means excavation, pouring cement for equipment pad and under the spa takes typically 3 to 4 days. Plumbing and electrical on the average of another 2 to 3 days. Masonry work such as planters, decking depends on how elaborate the design is.

Pool advice:
The entire process sounds difficult and overwhelming. It doesn't have to be if you follow step by step advice. Select the spa and equipment that meets your needs and desires. Pick a contractor with a good reputation, check out his referral list. Remember he is the one who will perform your job. Have him give you an exact proposal and contract. Make sure there is a job performance and completion clause in it. He can make the job a pleasant experience for you and you are on your way for many hours of enjoyment.

Take your time and carefully select the model best suited for your need. Wrong choice can create an unhappy experience after installation. Nothing can be more disappointing than a too small spa after you start using it. Carefully select the location to install the spa.
It is a beautiful investment and enhances the beauty of your terrain.


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