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How Much Does a Hot Tub Cost in Toronto?

Last updated:By The Pool Trade Desk

A hot tub set into a snow-dusted timber deck on a winter evening, its cover folded upright behind it and the water glowing cyan from the light inside, with the houses either side in darkness.

The tub is one number and getting it working is another: a pad that carries it, a path wide enough to bring it in, and a dedicated circuit put in by a licensed electrician. Researched pricing puts inflatable or plug-and-play hot tub at $500 to $3,000 per unit (CAD), per Factory Hot Tubs and Swim Spas (Oakville, Ontario, 2026), and entry-level hard shell hot tub at $4,000 to $8,000 per unit (CAD), per Factory Hot Tubs and Swim Spas (Oakville, Ontario, 2026). Each row in the table below names its own source, and prices are quoted before tax unless the row says otherwise.

What do hot tubs cost to buy and to install?

The table

This range rests on 3 independent published sources, and every row below names the one its own figure came from. Where two sources disagree they stay in the table as two rows with two labels; nothing here is an average of the two, and no range was widened to cover a gap.

Canadian dollars, researched August 2026, one named Ontario source per row. Ontario HST sits on top of every figure unless the row says otherwise.

  • Inflatable or plug-and-play hot tub

    Typical range
    $500–$3,000
    Unit
    per unit (CAD)
    Condition
    Retail price tier in the source's own Ontario 2026 table; it lists this band for renters, temporary use and cottages rather than a permanent installation.
    Source
    Factory Hot Tubs and Swim Spas (Oakville, Ontario, 2026)

  • Entry-level hard shell hot tub

    Typical range
    $4,000–$8,000
    Unit
    per unit (CAD)
    Condition
    The source calls this the starting band, not a finished price: elsewhere it writes that entry-level models 'start around $4,000-$8,000'. Its table lists the tier for first-time buyers on tight budgets.
    Source
    Factory Hot Tubs and Swim Spas (Oakville, Ontario, 2026)

  • Mid-range hot tub

    Typical range
    $8,000–$15,000
    Unit
    per unit (CAD)
    Condition
    The source states most Ontario homeowners spend in this band for a hot tub it expects to last 15-20 years.
    Source
    Factory Hot Tubs and Swim Spas (Oakville, Ontario, 2026)

  • Premium or therapy hot tub

    Typical range
    $15,000–$25,000
    Unit
    per unit (CAD)
    Condition
    The source lists this tier for buyers prioritising massage therapy and seating for six or more, not for general use.
    Source
    Factory Hot Tubs and Swim Spas (Oakville, Ontario, 2026)

  • Luxury or flagship hot tub

    Typical range
    $25,000–$40,000+
    Unit
    per unit (CAD)
    Condition
    Open-ended at the top: the source writes $40,000+, not a ceiling.
    Source
    Factory Hot Tubs and Swim Spas (Oakville, Ontario, 2026)

  • Roto-moulded hot tub

    Typical range
    $6,500–$10,000
    Unit
    per unit (CAD)
    Condition
    A Canada-wide average from a Mississauga manufacturer's 2022 guide, for a moulded-plastic shell the source itself describes as entry-level; 2026 prices will sit above it.
    Source
    Hydropool Hot Tubs (Mississauga, Ontario)

  • Acrylic hot tub

    Typical range
    $7,000–$25,000+
    Unit
    per unit (CAD)
    Condition
    'As low as' and 'going up to over', in the source's own words, from a 2022 guide; the same page puts its own lineup between under $10,000 and around $20,000.
    Source
    Hydropool Hot Tubs (Mississauga, Ontario)

  • Hot tub cover and cover lifter

    Typical range
    $250–$800
    Unit
    per item (CAD)
    Condition
    The source says both are often built into the price of the hot tub at purchase and vary by dealer; 2022 figures.
    Source
    Hydropool Hot Tubs (Mississauga, Ontario)

  • Portable swim spa

    Typical range
    $15,000–$35,000
    Unit
    per unit (CAD)
    Condition
    Portable models only. The same sentence puts in-ground swim spa installations in a separate, higher band.
    Source
    Factory Hot Tubs and Swim Spas (Oakville, Ontario, 2026)

  • Swim spa, what most Canadian buyers spend

    Typical range
    $20,000–$35,000
    Unit
    per unit (CAD)
    Condition
    What buyers spend, not the full span of the market, and for a quality portable unit; the source's own table starts its cheapest portable tier below this.
    Source
    Factory Hot Tubs and Swim Spas (Canada, 2026)

  • Dual-temperature swim spa

    Typical range
    $28,000–$45,000
    Unit
    per unit (CAD)
    Condition
    A 19-20 foot two-chamber unit, with a swim area at 82-88F and a hot tub section at 100-104F. Retail price only, before electrical, pad and delivery.
    Source
    Factory Hot Tubs and Swim Spas (Canada, 2026)

  • In-ground swim spa

    Typical range
    $25,000–$60,000+
    Unit
    per unit (CAD)
    Condition
    'Depending on construction', per the source. The open top end is the source's own.
    Source
    Factory Hot Tubs and Swim Spas (Oakville, Ontario, 2026)

  • In-ground swim spa installation, beyond the unit cost

    Typical range
    $10,000–$25,000
    Unit
    per installation (CAD)
    Condition
    On top of the unit price. The source says excavation, concrete, an equipment bay, plumbing, electrical and backfill can double the cost of the unit itself.
    Source
    Factory Hot Tubs and Swim Spas (Canada, 2026)

  • Electrical installation for a hot tub

    Typical range
    $800–$2,500
    Unit
    per installation (CAD)
    Condition
    Includes the ESA permit. Ontario requires a licensed electrician for the dedicated circuit.
    Source
    Factory Hot Tubs and Swim Spas (Oakville, Ontario, 2026)

  • Concrete pad or deck to set the tub on

    Typical range
    $500–$2,500
    Unit
    per pad (CAD)
    Condition
    The source puts the most common option, a poured concrete pad, at $800-$1,500 inside this band, and prefabricated spa pads at $300-$600. A reinforced wooden deck needs a structural engineer.
    Source
    Factory Hot Tubs and Swim Spas (Oakville, Ontario, 2026)

  • Delivery and placement

    Typical range
    $0–$800
    Unit
    per delivery (CAD)
    Condition
    Zero because most reputable Ontario dealers include local delivery; the source says crane lifts, tight backyards or long carry distances add $300-$800.
    Source
    Factory Hot Tubs and Swim Spas (Oakville, Ontario, 2026)

  • Electrical installation for a swim spa

    Typical range
    $1,200–$3,000
    Unit
    per installation (CAD)
    Condition
    A 240V/60A dedicated GFCI circuit, licensed electrician and ESA permit in Ontario. The source budgets $1,500-$2,500 for a typical job and says a new subpanel can push past $3,000.
    Source
    Factory Hot Tubs and Swim Spas (Canada, 2026)

  • Concrete pad for a swim spa

    Typical range
    $1,000–$3,500
    Unit
    per pad (CAD)
    Condition
    A filled swim spa weighs 15,000-25,000 pounds, so the pad has to be reinforced. The source budgets $1,500-$2,500 for a typical 8'x22' pad poured professionally.
    Source
    Factory Hot Tubs and Swim Spas (Canada, 2026)

  • Replacement hot tub cover (every 5 to 7 years)

    Typical range
    $400–$800
    Unit
    per cover (CAD)
    Condition
    A recurring cost every 5-7 years, not a one-off; the source says Ontario winters are hard on covers.
    Source
    Factory Hot Tubs and Swim Spas (Oakville, Ontario, 2026)

  • Replacement swim spa cover (every 5 to 7 years)

    Typical range
    $800–$2,000
    Unit
    per cover (CAD)
    Condition
    Every 5-7 years. The source says premium covers run $1,500-$2,000 but save substantially on operating cost.
    Source
    Factory Hot Tubs and Swim Spas (Canada, 2026)

  • Running cost, well-insulated to poorly insulated hot tub

    Typical range
    $8–$100+
    Unit
    per month (premium $8-$25, mid-quality $25-$50, poorly insulated $50-$100+)
    Condition
    Depends on insulation quality, local hydro rate and how often the tub is used. The source puts well-insulated foam-shell spas at $8-$20 a month and poorly insulated models at $50-$100 in Ontario winters.
    Source
    Factory Hot Tubs and Swim Spas (Oakville, Ontario, 2026)

  • Running cost, swim spa

    Typical range
    $30–$300+
    Unit
    per month (well-insulated $30-$60, mid $60-$120, poorly insulated $150-$300+)
    Condition
    Three tiers, not one range, at Canadian hydro rates the source puts at $0.10-$0.15 per kWh. The top tier is open-ended at $300+ and applies to thin thermal-wrap insulation below -10C.
    Source
    Factory Hot Tubs and Swim Spas (Canada, 2026)

  • Water care chemicals, hot tub

    Typical range
    $300–$600
    Unit
    per year (CAD)
    Condition
    'Roughly', per the source, and it adds that its own chemical line keeps the cost at the lower end of this band.
    Source
    Factory Hot Tubs and Swim Spas (Oakville, Ontario, 2026)

  • Filter replacements, hot tub

    Typical range
    $60–$120
    Unit
    per year (CAD)
    Condition
    Per filter. The source says filters need cleaning monthly and replacing every 1-2 years.
    Source
    Factory Hot Tubs and Swim Spas (Oakville, Ontario, 2026)

Which of these numbers is actually big?

The bands

Each bar is one row from the table above, drawn from $0 so the lengths can be compared by eye. 17 of the 24 hot tub installation rows are drawn, on 5 separate scales (per unit (CAD), per installation (CAD), per pad (CAD), per cover (CAD), per year (CAD)), because a figure quoted per month and a figure quoted per project are not the same measurement and must not share an axis. The widest published band on this guide is portable swim spa, at $15,000 to $35,000.

per unit (CAD)8 rows, $500 to $45,000

  • Inflatable or plug-and-play hot tub

    $500–$3,000

  • Entry-level hard shell hot tub

    $4,000–$8,000

  • Roto-moulded hot tub

    $6,500–$10,000

  • Mid-range hot tub

    $8,000–$15,000

  • Premium or therapy hot tub

    $15,000–$25,000

  • Portable swim spa

    $15,000–$35,000

  • Swim spa, what most Canadian buyers spend

    $20,000–$35,000

  • Dual-temperature swim spa

    $28,000–$45,000

$0$45,000
per installation (CAD)3 rows, $800 to $25,000

  • Electrical installation for a hot tub

    $800–$2,500

  • Electrical installation for a swim spa

    $1,200–$3,000

  • In-ground swim spa installation, beyond the unit cost

    $10,000–$25,000

$0$25,000
per pad (CAD)2 rows, $500 to $3,500

  • Concrete pad or deck to set the tub on

    $500–$2,500

  • Concrete pad for a swim spa

    $1,000–$3,500

$0$3,500
per cover (CAD)2 rows, $400 to $2,000

  • Replacement hot tub cover (every 5 to 7 years)

    $400–$800

  • Replacement swim spa cover (every 5 to 7 years)

    $800–$2,000

$0$2,000
per year (CAD)2 rows, $60 to $600

  • Filter replacements, hot tub

    $60–$120

  • Water care chemicals, hot tub

    $300–$600

$0$600

7 of the 24 rows above are not drawn, because a bar would say something the source did not.

  • Luxury or flagship hot tub $25,000–$40,000+. No closed upper figure, so the right-hand end of a bar would be invented.
  • Acrylic hot tub $7,000–$25,000+. No closed upper figure, so the right-hand end of a bar would be invented.
  • In-ground swim spa $25,000–$60,000+. No closed upper figure, so the right-hand end of a bar would be invented.
  • Running cost, well-insulated to poorly insulated hot tub $8–$100+. No closed upper figure, so the right-hand end of a bar would be invented.
  • Running cost, swim spa $30–$300+. No closed upper figure, so the right-hand end of a bar would be invented.
  • Hot tub cover and cover lifter $250–$800. The only figure quoted “per item (CAD)”, and one bar on its own axis compares nothing.
  • Delivery and placement $0–$800. The only figure quoted “per delivery (CAD)”, and one bar on its own axis compares nothing.

What turns a showroom price into a working hot tub?

The delta

This guide opens by saying the tub is one number and getting it working is another. A showroom price is the first group below and nothing else. The second is what has to happen in the yard before the tub can be switched on, and none of it is in the sticker.

The tub

What the showroom quotes, by shell construction. This guide's first cost factor.

  • Entry-level hard shell

    $4,000–$8,000 per unit (CAD)

  • Mid-range

    $8,000–$15,000 per unit (CAD)

  • Premium or therapy

    $15,000–$25,000 per unit (CAD)

  • A swim spa instead, which is bought as an appliance

    $20,000–$35,000 per unit (CAD)

    A current-generating swim channel with a hot tub section, priced like equipment rather than like construction.

plus

Getting it working

A pad that carries it, a path wide enough to bring it in, and a dedicated circuit put in by a licensed electrician. None of this is in a showroom price.

  • A concrete pad or deck to set it on

    $500–$2,500 per pad (CAD)

  • Electrical installation, a licensed job in Ontario

    $800–$2,500 per installation (CAD)

  • Delivery and placement

    $0–$800 per delivery (CAD)

    Can be nothing, or can be the widest variable here, depending on the access to the yard.

then, every year

Every year after

The part that separates two tubs with the same sticker. Hot tubs run year-round in the GTA, unlike pools.

  • Running cost, from well insulated to poorly insulated

    $8–$100+ per month (premium $8-$25, mid-quality $25-$50, poorly insulated $50-$100+)

    Not drawn on the chart above, because the top of that range is open.

  • Water care chemicals

    $300–$600 per year (CAD)

  • A replacement cover, every 5 to 7 years

    $400–$800 per cover (CAD)

    In Toronto the cover is not an accessory. Chapter 447 exempts a hot tub from the enclosure rules only where the cover is substantial, structurally adequate and permanently attached.

Built from the price rows above and their conditions, this guide's cost factors on electrical hookup, base and delivery, and its Ontario note that a showroom price includes none of it.

What drives the price?

Variables

Size, access and what has to be rebuilt to reach the pool move a hot tub installation quote more than anything else in Toronto. Each line below is one of those variables, with the published figure that shows how far it moves the total.

  • Shell construction: inflatable $500 to $3,000, roto-moulded $6,500 to $10,000, acrylic $7,000 to over $25,000 (Factory Hot Tubs, Hydropool)
  • Insulation quality: $8 to $25 a month to run a premium spa versus $50 to $100 and up for a poorly insulated one (Factory Hot Tubs)
  • Electrical hookup: $800 to $2,500 for a hot tub, $1,200 to $3,000 for a swim spa (Factory Hot Tubs)
  • Base: a concrete pad or deck runs $500 to $2,500 for a hot tub and $1,000 to $3,500 for a swim spa (Factory Hot Tubs)
  • Access and delivery: $0 to $800 for a hot tub, $500 to $2,500 for a swim spa (Factory Hot Tubs)
  • Swim spa size and features: each extra foot adds $2,000 to $4,000, a depth upgrade $3,000 to $6,000, dual-temperature $4,000 to $8,000 (Factory Hot Tubs)
  • Going in-ground: adds $10,000 to $25,000 beyond the swim spa unit cost (Factory Hot Tubs)
  • Accessories: cover about $800, cover lifter around $250, steps around $350 (Hydropool)

What's specific to Ontario and Toronto?

Local rules

Ontario adds 13 percent HST on top of every quote, Toronto requires a pool fence enclosure permit before anyone digs, and the freeze-thaw cycle decides what survives the winter. Those three are what a national price guide leaves out.

  • A hot tub or spa can fall under Toronto's pool enclosure rules. City of Toronto Municipal Code Chapter 447 defines a swimming pool as any outdoor structure on private property capable of being used for swimming, wading or bathing where the water depth at any point can exceed 600 millimetres, and exempts a whirlpool, hot tub or spa from the enclosure requirements only if it has 'a substantial, structurally adequate cover permanently attached to it or to its supporting structure'.
  • That exemption is why the cover is not an accessory in Toronto. Factory Hot Tubs prices a replacement cover at $400 to $800 and Hydropool at about $800, and a failed or ill-fitting cover can put you back inside the enclosure bylaw.
  • Electrical hookup is a licensed job in Ontario. Factory Hot Tubs prices it at $800 to $2,500 for a hot tub and $1,200 to $3,000 for a swim spa, and Hydropool puts it at around $2,000, none of which is included in a showroom price.
  • Ontario HST is 13 percent. Neither Ontario dealer we checked states whether its quoted prices include it, so confirm before comparing a Toronto showroom against an online price.
  • Hot tubs are a year-round category in the GTA, unlike pools, which run roughly April to October here. That is why running cost matters so much: a poorly insulated tub costs $50 to $100 and up a month through a Toronto winter (Factory Hot Tubs).

How can I pay less?

Levers

The biggest saving is almost always timing and bundling rather than choosing a cheaper material. Each lever below is tied to a published figure from the table, so you can see what it is actually worth before deciding it is worth doing.

  • Price the whole installation, not the tub. Hydropool puts the all-in average at $20,000 Canadian once pad, electrical, delivery, cover, lifter, steps and first-year chemicals are counted.
  • Pay for insulation rather than jets. Factory Hot Tubs puts the running-cost gap at $8 to $25 a month for a premium spa against $50 to $100 and up for a poorly insulated one, which compounds every winter in the GTA.
  • Get the electrical quoted before you buy. It is $800 to $2,500 for a hot tub and $1,200 to $3,000 for a swim spa (Factory Hot Tubs), and a long run from the panel sits at the top of that range.
  • Consider a portable swim spa over an in-ground one. Going in-ground adds $10,000 to $25,000 beyond the unit cost (Factory Hot Tubs).
  • Skip the extras that are priced per foot. On a swim spa, each additional foot of length adds $2,000 to $4,000 and a dual-temperature zone adds $4,000 to $8,000 (Factory Hot Tubs).
  • Replace the cover on schedule. Factory Hot Tubs puts cover life at 5 to 7 years and replacement at $400 to $800, and a worn cover raises the monthly running cost and can affect Toronto enclosure exemption.

How did we research these numbers?

Provenance

Every figure above was re-read in the document it is attributed to, and the exact sentence carrying it is recorded against the row. Where a number could not be found in the source it named, the row came out rather than the number being adjusted to fit. Here is what PoolBuilderIndex found across the 3 sources.

  • The two Ontario dealers we checked bracket the market from opposite ends. Factory Hot Tubs in Oakville tiers hard-shell tubs at $4,000 to $8,000 entry, $8,000 to $15,000 mid-range, $15,000 to $25,000 premium and $25,000 to $40,000 and up for flagship models. Hydropool, which manufactures in Mississauga, puts roto-moulded tubs at $6,500 to $10,000 and acrylic tubs at $7,000 up to over $25,000.
  • The sticker price is not the installed price. Hydropool states plainly that 'the average cost for a hot tub installation is $20,000 Canadian, all in', once you add a pad at around $2,000, an electrical hookup at around $2,000, delivery under $500, a cover at about $800, a cover lifter at around $250, steps at around $350 and about $200 in first-year chemicals.
  • Factory Hot Tubs quotes the same setup items a bit lower: electrical at $800 to $2,500, a concrete pad or deck at $500 to $2,500, and delivery and placement anywhere from free to $800. Budget somewhere in that spread rather than assuming delivery is included.
  • Insulation quality is the single biggest running-cost variable, and it is not visible on the showroom floor. Factory Hot Tubs puts monthly operating cost at $8 to $25 for a premium spa, $25 to $50 for a mid-quality one, and $50 to $100 and up for a poorly insulated one. Over ten years that gap is larger than the difference in purchase price between many models.
  • Swim spas are a different budget entirely. Factory Hot Tubs says most Canadian swim spa buyers spend $20,000 to $35,000, with compact portable units from $15,000 to $22,000 and dual-temperature models at $28,000 to $45,000. Going in-ground adds $10,000 to $25,000 beyond the unit cost.
  • Optional features on swim spas are priced individually: each extra foot of length adds $2,000 to $4,000, a 60 inch depth upgrade adds $3,000 to $6,000, premium propulsion adds $2,000 to $8,000 and a dual-temperature zone adds $4,000 to $8,000 (Factory Hot Tubs).
  • Consumables are modest but recurring. Factory Hot Tubs puts hot tub chemicals at $25 to $50 a month or $300 to $600 a year, filters at $60 to $120 a year, and a replacement cover every 5 to 7 years at $400 to $800.

Sources

Who can do the work?

The shortlist/3 of 121 shown

PoolBuilderIndex tracks 121 hot tub dealers across the Greater Toronto Area, rated 4.49★ on average. The three below rank highest on our published score, based on PoolBuilderIndex's analysis of 121 GTA businesses, August 2026.

See all 121 hot tub dealers on PoolBuilderIndex

Who else does this work, in their own pictures?

Their own photographs/ranks 4 to 9 of 121

Not stock photography, and not ours: every picture below was taken by the company named on it and carries whatever that company chose to photograph, which for some is a finished backyard and for others is the vans. These are the next 6 hot tub dealers down the same ranking as the shortlist above, carrying 26 pictures between them, and the largest tile belongs to whichever of the six has the most on file here: The Sundance Spa & Sauna Store Mississauga, with 5. Open one for the rest of that company’s pictures, its hours and its number.

See every hot tub dealer company and its own photographs

What do these trade terms mean?

Definitions

These are the words a quote for hot tub installation will use without explaining them. Each one below is defined as this page uses it, so a line on an estimate can be read for what it is rather than guessed at.

Swim spa
A single unit combining a current-generating swim channel with a hot tub section. It is bought as an appliance rather than built as a structure, which is why its price behaves like equipment and not like construction.
Pool enclosure
In Ontario law, the barrier that stops a child reaching the water: the fence, its gates and their latches. Toronto issues a pool fence enclosure permit for it, and the pool cannot be filled until an inspection confirms it complies.
ESA notification
The filing with Ontario's Electrical Safety Authority that any pool or heater electrical work requires. It is separate from a municipal building permit and separate again from the TSSA registration gas work needs.
Dedicated circuit
A circuit run from the panel to serve one appliance and nothing else, which a hot tub, a swim spa and most pool equipment all require. It is a licensed job in Ontario and it is not included in a showroom price, and this guide's sources put the cost higher again where the panel itself needs upgrading.

What should I read next?

Related guides

A pool is rarely one decision. These are the PoolBuilderIndex guides that price the jobs sitting either side of this one, and the head-to-head pages for the choices that change the number most.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a hot tub cost in Toronto in 2026?

Factory Hot Tubs, an Oakville dealer serving the GTA, tiers 2026 Ontario prices at $500 to $3,000 for inflatable, $4,000 to $8,000 entry-level hard shell, $8,000 to $15,000 mid-range, $15,000 to $25,000 premium therapy and $25,000 to $40,000 and up for flagship models. Hydropool, which manufactures in Mississauga, puts roto-moulded tubs at $6,500 to $10,000 and acrylic at $7,000 to over $25,000.

What does a hot tub actually cost installed?

Hydropool states that the average cost for a hot tub installation is $20,000 Canadian, all in. On top of the tub that covers a platform or pad at around $2,000, electrical hookup at around $2,000, delivery under $500, a cover at about $800, a cover lifter at around $250, steps at around $350, and about $200 in chemicals for the first year. Factory Hot Tubs quotes electrical at $800 to $2,500 and a pad at $500 to $2,500.

What does it cost to run a hot tub in the GTA?

It depends almost entirely on insulation. Factory Hot Tubs puts monthly operating cost at $8 to $25 for a premium spa, $25 to $50 for a mid-quality one and $50 to $100 and up for a poorly insulated one. Add chemicals at $25 to $50 a month, or $300 to $600 a year, and filter replacements at $60 to $120 a year.

How much does a swim spa cost in Ontario?

Factory Hot Tubs says most Canadian swim spa buyers spend $20,000 to $35,000. Compact portable units run $15,000 to $22,000, mid-range portables $20,000 to $30,000, premium portables $25,000 to $40,000, dual-temperature models $28,000 to $45,000 and in-ground models $35,000 to $50,000. Installing a swim spa in-ground adds $10,000 to $25,000 beyond the unit price.

Does a hot tub need a fence in Toronto?

It can. City of Toronto Municipal Code Chapter 447 treats any outdoor structure where water depth can exceed 600 millimetres as a swimming pool, and exempts a whirlpool, hot tub or spa from the enclosure requirements only where it has a substantial, structurally adequate cover permanently attached to it or its supporting structure. Confirm your specific setup with the City before installing.

How often do hot tub covers need replacing and what do they cost?

Factory Hot Tubs puts hot tub cover life at 5 to 7 years with replacement at $400 to $800, and swim spa covers on the same schedule at $800 to $2,000. Hydropool prices a hot tub cover at about $800 and a cover lifter at around $250.

Questions to ask your contractor

  • What does delivery include, and what is my responsibility to have ready?
  • Is the electrical connection included, and is it done by a licensed electrician? Installation cost breakdown
  • What is the warranty on the shell, the plumbing and the electronics, separately?
  • Do you service what you sell, and how do you handle in warranty parts?
  • What does this model actually draw to run through a GTA winter?

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