a42n8mom
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That doesn't sound too bad. I think I was quoted $8500 with out the Spadio which I believe retails for $2000. Maybe since you really don't want the Spadio he will come down another $500 worth the try anyway. What part of the country are you in?
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I am considering either the Hot Spring Envoy or the Sundance Cameo. Wondering what a good price on each of these would be and which people prefer. Any feedback appreciated
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Wow, I wish you were in California we could certainly have made a deal. I am in the market for a spa and would love to get a good deal and give someone a good deal at the same time
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Is It Okay To Ask For References & Bbb Exlanations?
a42n8mom replied to estrella's topic in Portable Hot Tubs & Spas
I know someone that sells Hot Springs Spas in Boise. His name is John Broderick and he is honest as the day is long. I know that if you go in to see him he will be informative and give you the best price possible. He started out in the service end so he really knows his stuff. Please let him know that Elise from California sent you. -
Sundance Optima Vs Hot Springs Grandee
a42n8mom replied to cancel99's topic in Portable Hot Tubs & Spas
What part of the country do you live in? I work for a dealer that sells both in Los Angeles. Both are great spas and you won't go wrong with either one. The Optima is a square spa and the Grandee is a little bit more rectangular I believe and a little larger. Their filtration systems are different but both excellent. Some like the waterfall on the Optima better. They are the two top brands so again it is a matter of preference. The Grandee has the moto massage which a lot of people just love. I would recommend if possible trying them both out with water and seeing which feels better to you. ELise -
I don't think all dealers quote on the high end and expect to haggle. I know the store I work for in Los Angeles cuts all of that out. We never pretend to sell at the MSRP, we have our regular price and a sale price after that we are fairly firm on the price. We value our time and our customers and don't feel it is respectful to play games. Wish you on the west coast would love to help you out. I think you will be very happy with the accolade. Elise
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Do Showrooms Negotiate Price - Sundance
a42n8mom replied to cancel99's topic in Portable Hot Tubs & Spas
the price you got was a very fair price although we sell the optima and the cameo for the same price if they have the same extras. Are you sure Ed and Heidi got the stereo? The retail on the stereo is I believe $1,000. Ellise -
If that is with tax it is a great deal without tax still a super deal. I am located in Los Angeles and have been selling the Sundance since September. All of the above that the dealer told you is on the up and up. It is a great tub, you will be really happy with it! Enjoy, E
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How big is the hot tub? If it is more than a 2 seater for that price I would be leary. Thing that are less expensive on the front end cost more in the long run. I would do some searches on google and see if you can find any comments from past customers regarding the longevity, service etc. If you spend that much money and it only last 4-5 years it could be a costly mistake. If you spend a few more thousand which I know seems like a ton of $ on the front end it may save you in the long run. Again, if it is a small tub it may not be a problem. Good luck
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My vote would be for the hotspring Sovereign. You are going to find that it has a better filtration system, better insulation and the ease of use can not be beat. Even though it will cost you more on the frontside it will cost less because of maintenance in the life of the spa. Spas are generally delivered on their side so as long as you have around 38" or so you should be fine. Good luck
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Sounds like a very fair quote. Let me know how you make out, Almost sounds to good to be true
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Differences are in the jets, jet design, filtration system, insulation, hardiness of the shell. You will find that the less expensive brands just put in a gazillion jets to try to impress the consumer or very few jets to save $. The better brands strategically put the jets in to act as a sort of accupressure. It is well worth the $ to buy a good one such as Sundance or Hot springs you will be much happier in the long run. Elise
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Differences Between Hot Tub / Spa And Jacuzzis
a42n8mom replied to Yvonne's topic in Portable Hot Tubs & Spas
It is like comparing facial tissue with Kleenex. People always ask for a Kleenex because that has become the generic name however Jacuzzi and Kleenex are actually brands. In other words there is no more of a difference then comparing any other hot tub manufacturer. The two top brands are Hot Springs and Sundance, you will not go wrong with either one. They may cost more up front but will end up costing you a lot less in the long run. Some people thing they are saving gobs of $ to only find their hot tub lasting 4-6 years. Hot Springs and Sundance have been known to last 20-25 years. So...if you compare the price of one of those or 4-5 of the competitors you will find that the savings will be significant. Hope this helps, Elise -
I think you need to buy it as a 220. You might want to check with the dealer. Did you have them do the electrical? I think you may need 60 amp also. This is a great spa hopefully it will work soon. Elise
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where do you live? I would recommend wet testing both to see which one is more comfortable for you. I am too going back and forth between these two models however I am leaning more towards the envoy since I seem to stay in one place better in it however this differs from person to person
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Sundance Metro Vs Hot Springs Jettsetter--help
a42n8mom replied to vicia's topic in Portable Hot Tubs & Spas
Where do you live? Can't go wrong with either one both great spas!