Hot Tubs & Swim Spas for Diamond Bar Shoppers

Why Diamond Bar Shoppers Visit Our Brea Showroom

Diamond Bar sits north of Brea, over the line in Los Angeles County, where SR-57 meets SR-60 in the west of the city.

We don't have a branch in Diamond Bar. The showroom that serves you is Brea, at 270 N. Brea Blvd, which is where you can see these running with water in them. Call that store direct on (657) 295-1300.

Diamond Bar Neighborhoods We Deliver To

The one neighbourhood name the city itself publishes is The Country, which General Plan 2040 describes as a gate-guarded community of over 800 large-lot detached single-family homes in the southeastern hills. Its streets appear on the city's own Land Use Diagram as Steeplechase Lane, Ridgeline Road, Indian Creek Road, Wagon Train Lane, Falcons View Drive and Hawkwood Road. City environmental records show 53 estate lots on 80 acres at Rocky Trail Road and Blaze Trail Road, 14 lots on 20 acres at Blaze Trail Road and Indian Creek, and 15 custom lots on about 43 acres at Wagon Train Lane and Steeple Chase Lane. North Diamond Bar is the other half of the picture, where the first houses went up in 1959 beside what became SR-60. Diamond Point, established in 1965, is 656 self-managed single-family homes near Sunset Crossing Road, with a clubhouse at 536 Navajo Springs Road and recorded CC&Rs that sit on top of any city permit. Residents divide the city at the power lines, the line between the Pomona Unified and Walnut Valley Unified districts.

The Homes and Backyards in Diamond Bar

About half of Diamond Bar was built before 1980, which splits the city into two kinds of back yard. The first Transamerica generation, starting in 1959 next to what became SR-60, reads as California ranch and split-level, single-storey or split, low-pitched roofs, attached two-car garages, on the flatter valley-floor ground around Sunset Crossing Road and Golden Springs Drive. The 1980s and 1990s brought two-storey stucco-and-tile houses in the Mediterranean and Spanish-influenced idiom, pushed onto graded hillside pads off Pantera Drive, Leyland Drive, Longview Drive and Summitridge Drive. The 2000s and 2010s added gated infill, large contemporary production housing two and three storeys tall on compact planned lots. The Country is custom estate work spanning four decades, Mediterranean and Tuscan mostly, with contemporary mixed in. Lot size matters less here than slope. Low Density Residential, capped at 3.0 units per gross acre, is the largest residential category in the city at 2,414 acres.

Why Diamond Bar Homeowners Choose a Hot Tub or Swim Spa

Diamond Bar was a cattle ranch turned into a planned suburb on purpose, and the back yard is where the private life of the city happens. General Plan 2040 concedes there is no real town centre, calling the shopping and office clusters suburban in character and designed to be reached by car. About 72 percent of the 17,645 units counted in 2020 are single-family detached homes, and over three-quarters of all homes are owner-occupied. People buy here and stay. A large share of those yards are graded hillside pads with a block wall and a view over the valley, and evening use of them is the norm from spring through late autumn.

Getting a Spa Into a Diamond Bar Backyard

Slope decides most Diamond Bar deliveries. The city's own design policy CC-P-12 directs it to enforce private slope maintenance standards for properties with rear descending slopes that face public streets, with emphasis on Grand Avenue, Diamond Bar Boulevard, Golden Springs Drive, Pathfinder Road and the freeways. On those lots the flat pad behind the house is shallow and its far edge is a maintained slope, so the spa and its equipment have to fit on level, supported ground. Policy CC-P-20 names the other problem, cul-de-sac and dead-end conditions and grade separation, which on the ground means steep driveways and limited truck turnaround. In The Country the gate has to be cleared in advance with vehicle and crew details, and the streets inside are private. The easiest work is the north valley-floor tracts, flat and regular, though a 1965 side gate was never sized for a modern spa. Send us photos of your gate and the route behind it.

Using It Year-Round in Diamond Bar

Diamond Bar sits at 696 feet and runs hotter in summer than our own city, with a July mean high of 90.4F and 92.3F in August against 85F and 86F in Brea. Winter is the strong season here. January averages a 67.5F high and a 40.8F low, on 17.32 inches of rain a year that falls almost entirely from November through March. In July and August, plan on a cooler set temperature and evening use.

Compare Models In Person

Financing is available through Synchrony for qualified buyers, subject to credit approval. The full lineup is below — every model is at the Brea showroom or can be brought in.