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It’s actually easier than you might think. Most of our spas are plug-and-play or just need an electrician to connect power. We’ll guide you through the whole process – from site prep to delivery to your first soak.

Don’t worry – it’s not hard. Our spas have high-quality filtration systems, and we’ll show you exactly how to use simple water care products to keep things crystal clear.

Power use depends on the model and how often you use it – but all our spas are built to be energy efficient. With proper insulation and smart heating cycles, running costs on an Alpine Spa are surprisingly affordable.

Great question – we’re family owned, we don’t cut corners, and we’re known for awesome after-sales support. Plus, our spas are packed with premium components, designed for Kiwi backyards.

Look for great insulation, strong jets, a durable shell, a reliable control system – and solid warranties to back it all up. At Alpine Spas, we use premium components like SpaNet® control systems and USA-made acrylic, and every spa comes with a comprehensive warranty. Best of all, it’s all backed by our friendly, local after-sales team – so you’re supported long after your spa’s delivered.

We’ve got something for every Kiwi backyard—compact two-seaters, spacious family models, and plenty of layouts to match different needs. As you move up the range, water care becomes easier and heating costs get lower thanks to enhanced insulation. And regardless of model, all our spas are built with top-tier components like SpaNet® control systems and USA‑made acrylic, and backed by our local after-sales team.

Hydrotherapy is the use of warm water and jets to relax your muscles, ease tension, and support recovery. It feels amazing – and it’s great for everything from sore backs to post-workout recovery. Our spas are designed with targeted jet layouts and powerful pumps to give you a true hydrotherapy experience.

It really comes down to how you like to relax. Loungers let you fully stretch out and are great for solo soaking. Bench seating gives you more space for friends and family. The good news? Alpine Spas has layouts to suit every preference – and all our seating is ergonomically designed and tested to feel just right.

All our spas come with world-class warranties – including coverage on the shell, structure, and all the components. We stand by our products, and we’re here if anything goes wrong. Just get in touch – we make it easy.

Absolutely. Unlike other companies, we’ve got a full support team right here in New Zealand – real people, not a call centre. After you’ve bought your spa, we’ll also send you helpful reminders and easy-to-follow tips so you always know what to do. Whether it’s water care or a technical question, we’re here to help long after delivery day.

Yep – we offer a range of finance options to suit different budgets, including interest-free plans. It’s easy to apply and we can walk you through it

Not always! A concrete pad is ideal, but many customers use pavers, a reinforced deck, or even a spa pad base. We’ll help you figure out what’s best for your site.

Not much, really. You’ll need to test the water, clean the filters, and keep things balanced – but it’s easy once you get the hang of it. We’ll show you exactly what to do.

Yes! We offer full delivery options and can help move your spa into place – whether it’s across the lawn or over a fence. Every delivery is different, and we’ll talk you through what’s needed.”

Premium spas use better insulation, stronger shells, and quality parts that last – like Balboa™ control systems and USA-made acrylic. They’re quieter, more efficient, and give a better massage. Cheap spas often cut corners – and you’ll notice the difference.

Yes – and that’s something that sets Alpine Spas apart. We have showrooms across New Zealand where you can see the spas up close, try out the seating, and get a real feel for the quality. It’s a great way to be confident in your choice before you buy – something not all retailers offer.

Average running costs are between $1.00 and $1.50 per day for a standard setup. Adding a heat pump can reduce this to approx. 40c–50c per day. (Important: Costs can vary based on Spa Pool, Climate and cost of electricity.)

You can position it yourself, but electrical work (for 15A or 32A models) must be done by a registered electrician. "Plug & Play" 10A models can be plugged in by anyone.

Every 3 to 4 months is the standard recommendation to maintain water hygiene and clarity.

A standard 3kW heater raises the temperature by roughly 1°C to 2°C per hour. Filling with cold water may take 12–24 hours to reach 38°C. Heat pumps can speed this up significantly. (Important: Heating time can vary based on Spa Pool type, insulation and climate)

Yes, provided the deck is structurally sound. You will likely need an engineer to verify it can hold approx. 500kg per square metre. Please talk to our experts and make sure you you read our "Guide - How to prepare your Spa Pool site"

Most users prefer between 37°C and 39°C (98°F–102°F). 38°C is the most common "sweet spot".

Not necessarily. Salt water systems still produce chlorine. While the water feels softer, salt can be corrosive to heater elements and pumps over time. High-quality Ozone and UV systems often provide a better balance of longevity and water quality.

A high-quality spa pool from a reputable retailer like Alpine Spas can last 10–15+ years with proper maintenance. Pumps and heaters may need replacement after 5–10 years.

Absolutely. Winter is the best time to use a spa! Good insulation is key to keeping running costs down during colder months.

Ozone is a gas generated by the spa that kills bacteria and breaks down organic matter. It reduces the amount of chemical sanitiser (chlorine) you need to add by up to 70%.

Dry weight is usually 300kg–450kg. Filled weight (with water and people) can exceed 2,000kg.

Not always. A Hiab truck can often lift it over a fence. If access is difficult, a crane or even a helicopter might be required, but standard delivery crews can often use trolleys for flat access. Learn everything about our delivery options.

The main difference between a spa pool and a hot tub is their features, build, and intended experience. Spa pools are typically modern, electrically heated units with moulded seats, jets for hydrotherapy, advanced lighting, and filtration systems, making them ideal for everyday use and massage therapy. Hot tubs, on the other hand, are traditionally wooden or plastic, often round, may be heated by wood fire, gas, or electricity, and lack the jets and sculpted seating found in spa pools.

It is generally more efficient to leave it running and maintaining temperature than to reheat it from cold every time, unless you are going away for weeks.

More isn't always better. The placement and type of jets (rotary vs. directional) matter more than the total count. Look for a variety of jet sizes.

Modern Alpine Spas circulation pumps are "whisper quiet". The jets make some noise when active (bubbling water), but the idle noise is minimal. The more insulation your spa pool has and the better the pump is the quieter your spa pool will be.

No, you should not use oils of any kind in your spa pool. Only use scents specifically designed for spa pools. Standard essential oils can clog filters and damage the acrylic shell.

A Heat Pump is an external unit that looks like an air conditioning unit. It is the most energy-efficient way to heat a spa, using ambient air energy.

As the largest spa pool and sauna retailer in New Zealand, we offer the best selection of quality spa pools, nationwide support, robust warranties and after sales support. Over 60,000 happy customers can't be wrong.