Spa, Jacuzzi & Sauna Electrical in San Diego County

Yes. Most hot tubs and spas require a dedicated 240V circuit with a GFCI breaker and a disconnect switch within line-of-sight of the equipment. This is a code requirement, not optional.

There is no maximum distance, but longer runs require larger wire gauge to prevent voltage drop. The disconnect switch must be within line-of-sight and between 5 and 50 feet of the spa. We plan the routing to be efficient and code-compliant.

Most residential hot tubs require either a 40-amp or 50-amp 240V GFCI breaker. Larger swim spas may require 60 amps. The exact requirement is listed on the equipment nameplate or in the installation manual. We verify this before starting.

Yes. We install dedicated circuits for both electric and infrared saunas. Electric saunas with heaters typically require 240V circuits ranging from 30A to 60A depending on the heater size. We handle the full installation from panel to heater terminal.

Yes. A new dedicated circuit installation requires an electrical permit in all San Diego County jurisdictions. We handle the permit application and inspection scheduling.

It depends on your panel capacity and current electrical load. We perform a load calculation during the site evaluation to determine whether your panel can support the additional draw. If not, we can recommend a panel upgrade or sub-panel as part of the project.

Yes. We handle permitting and inspection coordination whenever the scope requires it.

We share a short prep checklist in advance so access, shutoffs, and scheduling are straightforward.

Yes. We review practical options, tradeoffs, and scope so you can approve the right plan.

Yes. All work is completed by licensed electricians using current California and NEC standards.