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424 licensed businesses

Spas & Hot Tubs in Florida

Spas and hot tubs are often kept warmer than the pool they are attached to, so heater choice and controls matter. These licensed pool/spa contractors mention spas or hot tubs in their business name.

Why choose this

  • Familiar with spa equipment, controls and heaters.
  • Can often handle both a pool and an attached spa.
  • Pool/spa licenses cover hot tubs and spas as well as pools.

Things to consider

  • Some spa businesses mainly sell portable hot tubs; ask whether they do built-in installs.
  • An attached spa may need more heat than the pool alone; make sure the heater suits both.
  • Electrical work for portable spas may need a licensed electrician.

Questions to ask

  • The contractor's license number, so you can confirm it on the DBPR website.
  • Who pulls the permit (and any separate electrical or gas permit) and whether permit fees are included.
  • The heater make, model and output, and how they sized it for your pool. Ask them to show the calculation.
  • Warranty terms: manufacturer warranty on the equipment and the contractor's own warranty on labor.
  • Whether the heater will serve the pool, the spa or both, and how quickly it heats the spa.
  • Controls and automation for switching between pool and spa.

Heater specialists with this license type (2)

These businesses also name pool heating or solar pool heating. Browse the other 422 by county above.

Frequently asked questions

Can solar heat my spa?

The U.S. Department of Energy notes that spa owners may use a solar system to heat both the pool and the spa, but usually use a backup heater to get the spa to a higher temperature.

Who can install a heater for a built-in spa?

A licensed pool/spa contractor. Florida's pool/spa license definitions cover swimming pools, hot tubs and spas. Confirm the license on DBPR before signing.