Spas

104° in January.

A pool gets you May through September. A spa gets you the whole calendar — post-practice muscles, cold-night stargazing, and the smug feeling of being warm outdoors in an Oklahoma February.

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Spas
Attached spa
Formed into the gunite shell · spills into the pool
Standalone spa
Custom gunite · designed & built on site
Fiberglass spa shells
Latham inground shells · added to vinyl & fiberglass pool projects
Season
All twelve months
Care
Chemicals & testing at all 3 stores

Built in, or built beside.

An attached spa is formed as part of the pool shell — raised above the waterline with a spillway, sharing equipment with the pool, and finished in the same tile and coping so the whole build reads as one piece. It’s the showpiece option, and it’s best decided at design time.

A standalone spa is a gunite build too — custom concrete, formed and finished on site, so it can be any shape, height, and tile you can dream up. One thing we don’t do: portable acrylic hot tubs. When we build you warm water, it’s permanent and it’s built into your backyard.

Going with a vinyl-liner or fiberglass pool instead? We can add an inground fiberglass spa shell to the project — molded by Latham, our exclusive fiberglass manufacturer, and set beside the pool for the same warm-in-January payoff.

Either way, our stores stock the chemicals, filters, and parts — and our techs service every make and model. Bring a water sample to any location for free testing.

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Fair questions.

Attached spa or standalone?

Building a gunite pool? Attach the spa — it’s dramatically cheaper as part of the shell (about $17,500) than as a retrofit. Want the spa on its own? A standalone gunite spa is a fully custom build, priced by design. And on vinyl or fiberglass pool projects, an inground Latham fiberglass spa shell slots right into the plan.

Do you sell hot tubs?

No — no portable or acrylic hot tubs here. Every standalone spa we build is custom gunite, built on site, and our fiberglass spa shells are permanent inground units added to pool projects. If a plug-in tub is what you’re after, we’re honestly not your builder.

What does a spa cost to run?

A covered, well-maintained spa in Oklahoma typically adds a modest amount to your utility bill in winter — we’ll size the heater and cover to keep it efficient.

Can I use a spa year-round?

That’s the whole point. Attached spas run independently of the pool in winter, and standalone gunite spas are built for it.

I already own a hot tub — can you service it?

Yes. We don’t sell them, but our factory-trained technicians work on all makes and models, and all three stores stock spa chemicals and parts.

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