Hot Tubs & Swim Spas for Orange Shoppers

Why Orange Shoppers Visit Our Brea Showroom

Orange sits south of Brea, inland in Orange County, where I-5, SR-57 (the Orange Freeway) and SR-22 come together at the Orange Crush interchange.

We don't have a branch in Orange. 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.

Orange Neighborhoods We Deliver To

Old Towne Orange is the one everybody knows, roughly a square mile around Plaza Park at the Glassell and Chapman traffic circle, listed on the National Register on 11 July 1997 and described as the largest National Register district in California. Its edges run roughly Walnut Avenue, Waverly Street, W.O. Hart Park, La Veta Avenue, Clark Street and the old Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe track. Narrow deep town lots, rear alleys, detached garages. East of there, El Modena wraps El Modena High School near and east of Hewes Street and Chapman Avenue, mostly annexed by the city in the 1960s and 1970s, with county enclaves still sitting east of the school. Orange Park Acres is the big-lot district, about 1.4 square miles and roughly 5,500 residents, a county island bounded by Santiago Creek to the north, the cemetery and Irvine Park to the east and the hills across Chapman to the south. Olive is smaller than people expect, a 32.67-acre county island along Lincoln Avenue.

The Homes and Backyards in Orange

Orange reads as four layers. The pre-1940 town in and around Old Towne is California bungalow, Craftsman, hip-roof cottage, Victorian, Prairie, Mediterranean, Spanish Colonial and Mission Revival, mostly one or one-and-a-half storey, raised floors, modest footprints on deep narrow lots. The postwar boom filled the valley floor between Old Towne and the El Modena and Olive edges with stucco-and-wood California ranch and minimal traditional tract houses, single storey, three bedrooms, attached garage, flat lot. The third layer is unusual for this county. Three Eichler tracts went up between 1960 and 1964, single-storey post-and-beam with flat or low-slope roofs, floor-to-ceiling glass, interior atriums and walled courtyards, and the City Council designated all three local historic districts in November 2018 with adopted design standards. Last come the late-1970s through 1990s two-storey tracts and the 2000s hillside production housing, tile roofs, two- and three-car garages, some attached with no private yard. Orange Park Acres sits outside all four, custom ranch and equestrian houses on parcels of about 20,000 square feet.

Why Orange Homeowners Choose a Hot Tub or Swim Spa

Orange runs on hospitals and a university. The city's own 2023 financial report lists UC Irvine Medical Center at 4,995 employees, Children's Hospital of Orange County at 3,938 and Sisters of St. Joseph Hospital at 3,500, with Chapman University at 1,300. That is a lot of households working long clinical shifts and coming home sore at odd hours. The rest of the demand comes off the east side, where Santiago Canyon Road, Peters Canyon and the Orange Park Acres horse trails make riding and hiking an ordinary weekend. Inland evenings here drop off fast after a hot afternoon. That is the window a spa actually gets used in.

Getting a Spa Into an Orange Backyard

Orange splits into three delivery problems. In Old Towne and the pre-1940 blocks lots are narrow and deep, the house sits close to the side line, and a detached garage often stands in the only path to the back yard. The rear alley is frequently the opportunity rather than the obstacle, but we confirm it address by address, and because exterior changes are reviewed against the Old Towne design standards, pulling a fence section or screening equipment can trigger review. Flat tracts are normal dolly-and-tilt work, and the only variable is clear width at the side gate, which we measure on site, because a 1950s side yard carries the condenser, gas meter and hose bib. On the hillside streets off Santiago Canyon Road, graded pads, steep driveways, retaining walls and cul-de-sac turning radii put a crane in play. Orange Park Acres and the Olive island are easiest, though many streets there have no sidewalks or streetlights, so we prefer daylight.

Using It Year-Round in Orange

Orange sits on the inland valley floor at 190 feet, at the mouth of the Santiago Canyon drainage, and it misses most of the coastal marine layer. More usable sun, hotter afternoons. August averages about 86 for a high and 62 for a low, which pushes midsummer soaking to evening and early morning. Winter is the real payoff. January runs about 68 and 44 and is the wettest month, and annual rainfall is only about 13.84 inches.

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.