A simple but necessary question. Swim Spas are a combination of a hot tub and a swimming pool, designed for exercise, relaxation, and therapy. It has a powerful jet system that creates a current for swimming in place.

Swim spas typically range from 12 to 20 feet in length. The space required will depend on the size of the model you choose, plus room for installation and safety access.

Yes! Swim spas are designed for low-impact exercise. You can swim against the current, perform water aerobics, or use other workout equipment.

Swim spas are generally easy to maintain with regular care. You’ll need to monitor the water temperature, chemical balance, and clean the filters. Many of our models have built-in filtration systems to help reduce maintenance time.

Yes, swim spas are designed for year-round use. Many models are equipped with heating systems, insulation, and covers, making them suitable for all seasons.

Benefits include low-impact exercise, improved cardiovascular health, relaxation, stress relief, and therapeutic advantages like hydrotherapy.

Modern swim spas are designed to be energy-efficient, with options like adjustable heaters, energy-efficient pumps, and insulation that helps reduce operating costs.

Yes, swim spas typically require a dedicated electrical circuit. Most models need either 220V or 240V power, depending on the size and features.

With proper maintenance, swim spas can last 20 years or more. The lifespan depends on the model’s quality and how well it’s cared for.

Yes, swim spas can be installed both indoors and outdoors. The installation location will depend on the spa’s size, plumbing, and electrical needs.