Experience Boston's Affordable Hot Tubs at New England Spas

Boston backyards aren’t always built for seclusion. Between dense neighborhoods, changing seasons, and the occasional nosy neighbor, enjoying your hot tub in peace can be a challenge. Privacy isn’t just about blocking sightlines—it’s about creating a personal retreat where you can unwind without feeling like you’re on display. Imagine finally sinking into your warm hot tub after […]

There’s nothing like stepping into your own private sauna after a long New England day—especially when Boston’s weather flips from freezing cold to humid heat in a snap. But when it comes to choosing the right size for your space and lifestyle, many homeowners find that a 2 person sauna hits the sweet spot. Compact enough for

Massachusetts homeowners are increasingly turning their outdoor spaces into year-round wellness retreats, and at the heart of this transformation is the outdoor hot tub. From cozy winter soaks to rejuvenating hydrotherapy after a long day, hot tubs offer unmatched comfort, style and health benefits. In this comprehensive guide from our team here at New England

Hot tubs aren’t just for luxury retreats anymore. They’ve become a staple of home wellness across Massachusetts. As more homeowners look to upgrade their outdoor living spaces, the demand for six-person hot tubs has soared. With the right hot tub, you can transform your backyard into a rejuvenating haven that brings people together, relieves stress

Investing in a hot tub is a commitment to relaxation, wellness, and home improvement. But how long can you expect your Sundance® Spa to last? With proper care, a high-quality hot tub can provide years of enjoyment. Let’s explore what affects the lifespan of a Sundance® Spa and how you can maximize its longevity. The

In warm weather, the water temperature in your Sundance spa may exceed the set temperature. This condition may occur due to heat transference from the filter/circulation pump and jets pumps, and the super insulation of your hot tub and cover. If the water temperature is higher than 95°F (35°C) and rises 2°F (1°C) above the