Do you want to add a hot tub to your backyard for the enjoyment of your friends and family? You’ll want to make sure that it has a level, long-lasting base so you can have as much fun as possible. At Site Prep, we’re happy to help you determine what hot tub pad is best for you. Whether it’s a concrete, gravel, or artificial turf pad, we’ll install it. Contact us or request a free quote when you’re ready to get started on your hot tub pad.
Where We Build Hot Tub Pads
We install hot tub pads across the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic regions of the U.S. Our service area includes sections of Pennsylvania, Ohio, Virginia, Maryland, New Jersey, New York, Delaware, Connecticut, and West Virginia. Find out if we offer hot tub pad installation in your area on our service area page.
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Yes, it’s a good idea to put a pad under your hot tub so that it stays level and stable, protects it from damage to the bottom, and prevents moisture damage by creating a barrier between it and the ground.
The kind of pad you’ll need for your hot tub will depend on its size and weight, where it’s being placed, and your budget. Common options include a concrete or gravel pad.
Typically, gravel is the most affordable option for a base to put your hot tub on. However, the most cost-effective base will depend on the specific needs of your hot tub base.
A concrete pad is not necessary for a hot tub. You could select another base option such as gravel or artificial turf. However, it can be a good option if you want a long-lasting stable base for your hot tub.
A hot tub pad should be big enough to provide some extra space outside of the dimensions of your hot tub and meet the clearance requirements in your area. For an average sized 7×7’ hot tub, the base should be at least a foot longer on each side, so 9×9’.