We compact our own base instead of trusting builder fill, which keeps the pad from settling unevenly under the weight.
Pads for swim spas get extra thickness and reinforcement matched to the manufacturer's requirements.
We coordinate conduit placement with your electrician, so power arrives where the tub's panel actually sits.
The footprint and slab depth account for most of the number, and swim spas cost more because of the extra concrete and steel. Tight access or a long electrical run can add to the project. Your Peyton quote separates each item so you can compare options.
Being a few steps from the slider feels great in January, but check that the spot allows privacy from neighboring second stories and room to lift the cover. Many HOAs also want the tub screened or kept a set distance from the property line.
Hot tubs need a dedicated circuit and a disconnect within sight of the tub. A licensed electrician handles that work and any permit, and we coordinate so the conduit is ready and waiting when they arrive.
Many owners add a patio around the pad or a textured border for bare feet. Explore our concrete work around Peyton to plan the whole space.
We review your tub's specs and weight, check the delivery route, and mark the pad location with you.
Our crew removes soil, compacts base in lifts, sets forms, adds steel, and places conduit where your electrician wants it.
We pour, finish level, cut joints outside the tub footprint, and tell you when the delivery can happen.
