Location, location, location. When it comes to installing a hot tub, location is important. Not only will the position of your spa affect the longevity and durability, but the overall aesthetics of your backyard design.
With an indoor spa, you benefit from privacy and super easy access. You also avoid all kinds of potential weather issues – no dashing across the yard in the cold snow in the dead of winter!
In addition, indoor spas make it easy to accommodate guests, as they can simply change just down the hall.
On the other hand, if installed improperly, humidity, overspill or emitted gasses could accumulate and damage your home’s woodwork, structure or wall finishes. That said, an indoor spa installation is relatively simple to accommodate, as long as you plan ahead.
Outdoor installations offer incredible views, simple installation, hard water-safe surfaces, as well as plenty of ventilation for the humidity a spa can produce. Installing your hot tub outdoors may offer a bit less privacy, but it can also be more enjoyable if you’re looking to host outdoor parties with a large group of friends and family…
