Hot tubs draw serious power, often 40–60 amps, and they sit outdoors, wet, in direct contact with your family. That combination means the wiring has to be exactly right: a dedicated circuit sized for the tub's pump and heater, a GFCI breaker to cut power instantly if there's ever a fault, and a weatherproof disconnect within sight of the tub so it can be shut off quickly in an emergency. Getting any of that wrong isn't just a code violation, it's a real safety risk.

Because every hot tub has different amperage requirements and every yard has a different distance from the panel, this job is quoted rather than flat-rate. We'll take a quick look at your tub's spec sheet and installation site, then give you a clear, honest price before any work begins.