Hot Tub and Pool Electrician in Fairfield County
Hot tubs and pools are a great way to not only improve your home’s landscape and utilize any additional space that you may have, but they can also make your home more enjoyable for the whole family and, in many cases, improve the property value of your home.
We offer Upfront Pricing where we go over all of your options and give you a price for each installation or repair before any work is performed. There are NO hidden costs or most importantly NO SURPRISES.
All pool types
Hot Tubs
Jacuzzis
Hot Springs
Thermospas
Nordic Tubs
Electrical Work for Hot Tubs
There are two types of electrical connections that hot tubs run on, 110V/15AMPS and 220V/50AMPS. Hot tubs that run on 110V/15AMPS are referred to as “plug and play” hot tubs. Hot tubs that run on 220V/50AMPS are referred to as “hard wired” hot tubs. Hard wired hot tubs are generally designed to operate best because all of the equipment can run simultaneously, and they usually feature a larger heater which can heat the water much faster than plug and play hot tubs. Hot tubs require higher amperage circuits if they have multiple jets pumps or multiple heaters. It is important when installing a hot tub to work with a licensed electrician to ensure that all electrical connections are done correctly and are in compliance with the National Electrical Code (NEC) as well as any local and state electrical codes.
Popular Models of Hot Tubs
With hundreds of hot tubs available on the market, it can be a challenge to find the best one for you. Below are some of the most popular hot tub models:
Jacuzzi
Hot Springs
Coast Spas
Bullfrog Spas
Master Spas
Thermospas
Softub
Nordic
Electrical Work for Pools
Electrical work, in general, can be dangerous, but electrical work around pools can be especially dangerous as electrical safety is more important in places where water is involved. Pool electrical work that is done incorrectly can put both the person installing the electrical work at risk as well as put anyone using the pool at risk. Similar to most other parts of the home, swimming pools require electricity. Elements such as lights, pumps, automatic pool covers, some cleaning equipment and more require power, which means electricity and electrical work is needed. Bonding and grounding are two essential electrical safety tasks that need to be performed on pools. Without proper bonding and grounding you run the risk of electric shock when using your pool.
Grounding
Bonding
Contact Us for Residential Electrical Work in Fairfield and Westchester County
Areas We Serve
New Canaan
Pound Ridge, NY
Stamford
Bridgeport
Cos Cob
South Salem, NY
Darien
Norwalk
Fairfield
Greenwich
Mount Kisco, NY
Wilton
& all of Fairfield County!
Related Hot Tub and Pool Electrician Services Blog
Selecting & Installing Pool Lights
Having a swimming pool is a popular feature for Fairfield County homeowners. Pools are great for all ages and are a fantastic …
Common Mistakes and Hazards When Installing a Hot Tub DIY
A hot tub can be a great way to entertain family and friends as well as a great way to …