Medicine Hat

The city owns its own electric utility, and Medicine Hat power has historically run cheaper than most of Alberta — which makes it one of the lower-cost places in the province to run a hot tub. This is also the best-insulated tub we sell: an R-40 cover compressed by patented Power Clamps, an R-30 body wrap, and a 2" air-chambered bottom, with about 70% of heat normally escaping the top. Across our lineup it's $10 to $60 a month, all-in, depending on the model — and cheaper local power tends to land you toward the low end.

Medicine Hat sees -25°C to -30°C cold snaps with strong prairie wind. The Power-Clamp cover stays sealed against the wind. The HDPE unibody shell doesn't crack or craze through Alberta freeze-thaw cycles. Owners use their tubs more in winter than in summer, and the running cost stays low enough that leaving the tub hot year-round costs less than a gym membership.

We deliver across Medicine Hat and southeast Alberta — Redcliff, Bow Island, Brooks, Dunmore — usually within a few business days. Delivery is a paid service quoted with your tub, and once it's placed and filled it's about 36 hours to your first soak.

Areas we deliver to around Medicine Hat

Medicine Hat, Redcliff, Dunmore, Bow Island, Brooks, Tilley, Suffield, Seven Persons, Irvine, Walsh, Cypress County, Foremost.

Common install scenarios

Concrete patios, composite decks, pavers, and gravel pads all work as long as the surface is level and rated for filled weight (~3,500 lb for the E5/E6). Most Medicine Hat owners place their tub within 15 ft of an exterior wall for the easiest 110V outlet run and natural windbreak. Acreage owners around Cypress Hills and the South Saskatchewan River corridor often run a dedicated outdoor 220V circuit for faster heat-up.

Neighbourhoods we frequently service

Hillside, Crescent Heights, Saamis Heights, Ranchlands, Crestwood, Riverside, Kin Coulee, Norwood, River Heights, Southlands, Parkview, Southridge, Burnside, Ross Glen.