Residential Service

Pool & Hot Tub Electrical

Professional pool and hot tub electrical services from licensed electricians. We ensure your backyard oasis is wired safely and to code, protecting your family with proper GFCI protection and bonding.

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5-Star Reviews
4-8 hours
Typical Duration
Free
Estimates

What We Provide

Hot tub and spa 240V circuit installation
Pool pump and motor wiring
Underwater pool and spa lighting
GFCI protection (code required)
Equipotential bonding (pool bonding grid)
Pool heater electrical connections
Landscape and deck lighting
Outdoor outlet installation
Control panel and timer wiring
Sub-panel installation for pool equipment

Why It Matters

Code-compliant installation protects your family
Proper GFCI prevents electrical shock hazards
Professional bonding eliminates stray voltage
Reliable power for pumps, heaters, and lights
Enhance your backyard with beautiful lighting
Pass inspection and satisfy insurance requirements

Our Process

1

Site Survey

Assess location, equipment requirements, and existing electrical capacity

2

Design

Plan circuit routing, GFCI locations, and bonding requirements per NEC code

3

Quote

Provide flat-rate pricing for all electrical work

4

Installation

Run dedicated circuits, install GFCI protection, and complete bonding grid

5

Inspection

Coordinate inspection to verify code compliance before equipment is energized

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about pool & hot tub electrical

What size circuit does a hot tub need?

Most hot tubs require a dedicated 240V, 50-60 amp circuit. We'll verify your specific hot tub requirements and ensure proper wire sizing.

Why is GFCI protection required for pools?

NEC code requires GFCI protection for all pool and spa circuits to prevent electrical shock. GFCIs detect ground faults and cut power in milliseconds.

What is pool bonding?

Bonding creates an equipotential grid connecting all metal components around the pool (rails, pumps, lights, rebar) to prevent stray voltage that could cause shock.

Can you install a sub-panel for pool equipment?

Yes. For pools with multiple circuits (pump, heater, lights, spa), a dedicated sub-panel near the equipment is often the best solution.

Do you install pool lighting?

Yes. We install underwater LED pool lights, landscape lighting around pools, and deck lighting for safety and ambiance.

What about portable hot tubs?

Small plug-in hot tubs use standard 120V outlets. Larger 240V hot tubs require dedicated hardwired circuits—we install both.

Ready for Your Pool & Project?

Contact us today for a free estimate with exact pricing before any work begins.