INVENTORY BLOWOUT SALE!
INVENTORY BLOWOUT SALE!
INVENTORY BLOWOUT SALE!
Visit Us 1000 N. Tustin Ave,
Anaheim, CA 92807
Call Us (714) 693-3404
BENEFITS OF OWNING A SPA
The warm water from a hot tub helps with improving your sleep, stress relief, muscle & chronic pain relief, and increased fitness.
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It is also a great entertainment for friends and family.
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Improved Sleep
When you’re not getting enough sleep daily tasks can be very difficult. Taking a soak in a Hot Tub 90 minutes before going to bed could improve your sleep.
2. Stress Relief
One of the most common benefits of a hot tub is stress relief. The warm water and hydrotherapy jets of a spa helps with stress relief.
3. Muscle & Chronic Pain Relief
Hot tubs help with sore muscle aches or chronic pains can make it difficult to get through day. The warm water increases blood flow to help with soreness, inflammation, and swelling in muscles, it also helps with aching joints.
4. Increase Fitness
Swim Spas are great for work outs. Swimming in place can strengthen your muscles in a low impact environment. Swim Spas are perfect for workouts, the water creates resistance to help strengthen the muscles in a low impact environment.
Why Buy A Hot Tub at Coastal Spa & Patio
Coastal Spa & Patio Store, formerly Coastal Hot Spring Spas, is a Family-owned and operated business, providing backyard living and wellness products to Orange County, Riverside, San Bernardino and Los Angeles County since 1988.
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Over 100 years of combined experience, with a staff that has been recognized nationally for excellence in customer service and product knowledge.
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Coastal Spa & Patio Store is Southern California’s premiere one stop shops for outdoor patio furniture, hot tubs, exercise and swim spas, traditional and infrared saunas, grills and outdoor kitchens, gazebos and cabanas, umbrellas, water care products and more.
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Everything we do at Coastal Spa & Patio, from product to service, is based on making your backyard living better.
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At Coastal Spa & Patio Store we offer backyard and wellness products for every size home, and every budget.
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One thing that makes us unique is that we sell used spas and take used spas in on trade-in towards the purchase of a new spa. In fact, if you purchase a new Hot Spring, Caldera Spa, Artesian Spa from us, we will give you 50% back of what you paid on it towards the purchase of new spa should you wish to trade it in during the first five years of ownership.
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Our “Exclusive Satisfaction Guarantee” will give you the peace of mind to know that you are getting the best product at the best price.
BEFORE PURCHASING
Before purchasing you should ask yourself a few questions.
Quality? Where are you going to place your spa? What is the best size for you? What is your budget?
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When looking for a spa the most important thing is the quality, if it’s going to be located outdoors it needs to survive extreme conditions. You should always look for ISO certified; this is the highest internationally recognized quality standard for manufacturing.
Location, Location, Location, where are you placing your spa? You need to find the best location in your home for your spa.
What is the best spa size for your home? you need to find the right size that will fit your home.
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What is your budget? You need to know what your budget is before purchasing a Spas. Prices can vary depending on model, size, and features. Some dealers offer financing options, which can mean low monthly payments instead ofone lump sum up front.
FEATURES
You have an option to add features to your spa and make it more unique. Some features include spa jets, lights, wireless sound system, wireless monitor, and other accessories. In most models you can choose the color of the shell, cabinet, and cover.
WIRELESS SOUND SYSTEM
Whether you want to stream music or have your own library of tunes, there’s an entertainment system to enhance your Hot Tub experience.
LIGHTS
Adding LED lights to your spa is a great way enhance the atmosphere around your spa and deck.
SPA JETS
Spa jets are meant to help with your relaxation and massage. A larger and more powerful jet can provide a deeper massage to areas where tension is more accumulated. Small jet gives a lighter touch to increase relaxation. Spa jets also may also offer a pulsating or rotating water flow that can help with tired muscles.
Some hot tub jets are interchangeable if they are the same size, ask your dealer.
WIRELESS MONITOR
Enjoy live TV and streaming videos in your Spa with a high-definition monitor during your relaxing time.
OPERATING COST & ENERGY EFFICIENCY
Operating Cost
Energy Efficiency
Electricity is required to run the jets and heater on your spa. You might see an increase in yourelectric bills depending on the type of spa you purchase, how often you use it, the water temperature, andthe electricity cost in your neighborhood. Manufactures say the cost of running your spa might cost about a one dollar per day to $50 per month.
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The heater is the main user of energy, it will draw about 1,500 watts to 6,000 watts, depending on voltage.
With the rising cost of energy, manufacturers are producing more energy-efficient hot tubs.
Energy efficient pumps, blower motors, and foam inside the Spas cabinet are great thing to look for when trying to get a more energy efficient spa. Always look for the energy star logo.
FILTRATION & WATER CARE
Spas always require an upkeep. You want your water to be clean, balanced, & sanitized. Ask your dealers about maintains services, some dealers may offer it.
Filtration
Maintaining your filtration system is very important to keep your water and spa clean.
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How it works: Water passes through the filtration system capturing impurities and debris from your spa. Even if your water looks clean you need to clean it, because it may have dirt, sweat, sun block, lotion, hair, etc.…
Water Care
Water care is very important to keep your Spa clean, balance, and sanitized.
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You must test & adjust the water balance 2-4 times per week.
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Clean your filter every 1-2 weeks.
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Replace your filter every year.
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Drain and refill your Spa every 3-4 months. Clean your spa cover 2 times per week.
Many dealers many also offer free water analysis.
INDUSTRY TERMINOLOGY
Understanding the terminology before going into a Hot Tub or Swim Spa dealership can be very helpful when buying your perfect hot tub.
ACRYLIC
A most popular and durable synthetic material that most Spa are made from. They are typically very shiny and come in different colors.
CIRCUIT BOARD
The internal brains for the Spa, it connects to all electrical components.
CONTROL PANEL
Brain of the spa, this is where you can adjust your Spa’s settings such as temperature, jets, filtration time and more.
CABINET
Is the exterior surface of the Spa. It can be made from many different materials.
CIRCUIT BREAKER
A switch that allows to manually override an electrical circuit. It automatically cuts off power to prevent electrical shock.
COVER
The cover is to help retain heat and keep debris out of the water.
CHLORINE
Chemical used as a disinfectant to kill bacteria.
CIRCULATION PUMP
A low flow pump that pulls water from and pushes it through filters before it into the Spa.
COVER LIFTER
It helps the spa from excessive wear and tear. It keeps the cover lifted so you don’t have to drag and pull your spa cover off.
DEAFOAMER
A chemical used to reduce or eliminate foaming of the Spa water.
DIVERTER VALVE
It controls the flow of water from your Spa jets. The valves split up water or air flow.
FILTER
Assist to removes impurities and dirt from the water. It will help the spa overall performance.
FILTER CARTRIDGE
The filter used to trap debris and dirt before the water.
FILTRATION RATE
The rate at which water is pumped through a filter and is measured in gallons per minute.
HEATER ELEMENTS
Components inside a stainless-steel heater housing that create and transfer heat to the water.
GFCI
HYDROMASSAGE
HYDROTHERAPY
Ground-Fault Circuit Interrupters, is used to protect your Spa from electrical interruption.
Pressurized water and air in a spa to help muscle relieve.
The way water is used to relieve discomfort and promote physical
well-being.
HYDROTHERAPY JETS
High-velocity stream which stimulates the body to help relieve discomfort in muscles.
IMPELLER
A small rotating wheel section of the pump that moves water in a Spa.
SHOCK
Spa sanitizer to achieve water purification and break down organic waste contaminants that cause odor and cloudy water.
SEATING CAPACITY
The total number of seats in a Spa.
TEST KIT
A set of chemical solutions with color references for testing pH, alkalinity, and sanitizer levels in the Spa water.
HP
Horsepower – how much horsepower your spa provides.
SANITIZER
A product use to kill bacteria and purified the water in your Spa, such as chlorine, bromine, and biguanide.
SHELL
Interior surface of a Spa, it is generally made from acrylic material.
TEST STRIPS
Strip used to measure the Spa Water’s pH and chemical balances.
INSULATION
Insulation material in a spa shell to retain heat and save in electricity.
JET PUMP
Motor in your spa’s engine used to provide thrust to Spa jets.
SKIMMER
Mesh basket that removes large debris from the water’s surface before it reaches the filter, so it doesn’t get clogged.
SPA PACK
The nerve center that controls the functions and equipment in the spa.
TOPSIDE CONTROLS
Buttons that control the Spa’s pumps, jets, heater and other features.
CHOOSING A BRAND
It’s very overwhelming when trying to find the right model and brand of spa you want. We recommend to first select a brand before selecting a model.
Look for a Company with a Good Track Record.
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Always look for the history of a company. The best brands should have a good track record with clients. They should also offer durable spas, warranties, and have an industry certification for their products.
Read Customer Reviews.
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Customers that love or hate the products will leave reviews online, you should read the reviews. You should also make sure the company is transparent with everything. Another key thing to look for is how often do they responds to customer feedback.
CHOOSING A MODEL
After doing your research and deciding on the brand of spas you like, the next step is choosing a model. Once you have the brand and model you like, book an indoor visit. Remember to tell sales representative what matters to you the most and ask specific questions you may still have.
Questions you should ask when visiting your nearest spa store:
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How many people do you want your Spa to hold at once?
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What is the main purpose of your spa?
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Where will you place your spa?
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What features will be good to have in your spa?
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Do you need jets to help with stress relief, muscle or pain relief, fitness, relaxation, or improving your sleep?
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Do you want to add lights, or an entertainment system?
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What is your budget?
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Are you going to Finance?
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How much will your payments be each month?
AVOID COMMON SPA BUYING MISTAKES
A spa is an investment that will pay for years to come.
But first you need to avoid some of the most common mistakes when shopping for your spa:
1. Not Knowing Where to Place Your Spa & if Your Spa Fits.
Make sure you know where the spa is going to be located and what is the best size for your location.
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2. Not Knowing about Energy-Efficient Spas.
If you like to save money on your electric bill, you might want to look at energy efficient spas. Speak to a sales representative to ask about what companies make the best energy efficient spas.
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3. Forgetting to Ask About Services & Support
Your spa will need maintenance to stay clean. Ask the sales representative about the services they provide to help with the upkeep of your spa.
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4. You Should Never Ignore the Advice of a Professional.
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Let a certified professionals install your new spa, never do it yourself, unless you are certified.
Make sure the plumbing and electrical are connected correctly. ​​
INVESTING IN YOUR HAPPINESS
Make and investment on a quality Spa for yourself and your family. It is great for relaxation, hydrotherapy, and pain relief benefits.
A quality spa can feel like a retreat in you back yard.
You are now ready for the next step, set up a STORE VISIT or IN-HOME CONSULTATION.
FUN FACTS
Hot Tubs are great for relaxing and having fun, but they’ve been around for longer than you might have thought and were used in many different forms. Over the years many studies have been done about Spas and lots of different fun facts have been found.
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Ancient cultures used natural hot springs like the Japanese Macaques (Snow monkeys).
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The snow monkeys bathe in hot springs up to five hours a day during the winter months.
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During the roman times they used heated stones heat up the waters.
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In the dark ages, a popes took a strong stance against bathing and hot springs.
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Studies show that 15 minutes in a Spa per day for 6 days straight can result in an 11 percent drop in the stress hormone cortisone.
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7.3 million hot tubs are in operation in the US.
