July 24th, 2009
2 min read
When purchasing a hot tub with their pool, customers often debate whether to choose an inground hot tub or an above ground hot tub. Each unit clearly has their own benefits and this article will list the pros and cons to each.
As you can see from this list, above ground hot tubs tend to have more benefits in terms of a ‘year round hot tub' than do inground hot tubs. This being said, if you are the type of person that is mainly looking for a nice water feature next to the pool and you're not that interested in lots of jets or year-round usage, an inground tub would likely be your better choice.
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