Serving Temecula, CA

Hot Tubs & Swim Spas for Temecula Shoppers

Temecula shoppers come down Interstate 15 to our Escondido store, which is the nearest showroom with water in the tubs. The drive is the same freeway the city grew around, and it is worth doing once rather than ordering a spa off a spec sheet.

Why Temecula Shoppers Visit Our Escondido Showroom

Temecula sits in south-west Riverside County, just over the San Diego county line on Interstate 15. Murrieta is immediately north.

We don't have a branch in Temecula. The showroom that serves you is Escondido, at 499 N. Hale Ave, which is where you can see these running with water in them. Call that store direct on (760) 683-2171.

Temecula Neighborhoods We Deliver To

Temecula publishes its communities as Specific Plans, which is the cleanest list to work from because the city defines them rather than a listing site. The active plans are Roripaugh Ranch, Rancho Highlands, Margarita Village, Paloma Del Sol, Old Town, Campos Verdes, Temecula Regional Center, Redhawk, Vail Ranch, Wolf Creek, Harveston, Uptown Temecula and Altair. Redhawk is the one with a date attached: the city annexed it in 2005, which took the population to 90,000, and the Vail Headquarters historic district opened in the Redhawk Towne Center in 2016. Old Town Temecula is the downtown district and the oldest fabric in the city, a collection of historic buildings on small parcels. French Valley, immediately north, is unincorporated and belongs to Riverside County rather than the city, which changes who issues your permit.

The Homes and Backyards in Temecula

Two eras, and the gap between them is the whole story. Old Town is the pre-boom remnant: small historic parcels on a grid, the hardest access in the city and the least likely to have a side yard that takes a spa on a cart. Everything else is post-1985. The land boom that followed Interstate 15 and the growth through the 1990s and 2000s produced planned communities on graded pads, which is a specific kind of back yard. Pads are flat, which is good. Lots are modest and houses sit close to the side property line, which is not. Most of these communities carry an HOA, and in a planned community the HOA usually has something to say about equipment screening and where a spa can sit relative to the rear setback. Worth reading your CC&Rs before you choose a model rather than after it is in the yard.

Why Temecula Homeowners Choose a Hot Tub or Swim Spa

Temecula is the one city we serve that is not in San Diego County, and it does not behave like the coast. The city incorporated on December 1, 1989, and the subdivision land boom followed the completion of Interstate 15 in 1985, with rapid growth through the 1990s. That means a city of roughly 110,000 people where most of the housing stock went up inside about thirty years, on graded pads, in planned communities. Wine country sits east of the city limits and Pechanga sits south of them. People here bought space and an evening climate, and a spa is the thing that makes the back yard usable in both directions of a very wide temperature swing.

Getting a Spa Into a Temecula Backyard

Interstate 15 is the route from our Escondido store and it is freeway the whole way, so the delivery truck is not the constraint here. The yard is. Graded-pad communities give you a level pour, which is the single most helpful thing a spa site can have, and then take it back with side yards sized to a modern setback. Measure the narrowest clear point between the house and the fence, then subtract the gas meter, the condenser and the fence posts, because that is the number that decides whether this is a walk-in or a lift. Roripaugh Ranch, Wolf Creek and the hillier edges of the city add grade on top of that. If your parcel is in French Valley rather than inside the city limits, the permit comes from Riverside County, not from Temecula.

Using It Year-Round in Temecula

Temecula sits at about 1,020 feet and inland, and it has the widest swing of anywhere we deliver. August averages a high of 97.6 and a low of 64.8. January averages 65.3 and 40.9. The records are 118 and 15. Rainfall is 13.05 inches. Those January nights are the ones that sell spas here, and those August afternoons are why nobody uses one before sundown in summer.

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 Escondido showroom or can be brought in.

Common Questions From Temecula

Do you deliver to Temecula even though it is Riverside County?
Yes. The county line is not a boundary for us, and Interstate 15 runs straight from our Escondido showroom to Temecula. The only thing the county line changes is which building department issues your electrical permit.
Is a hot tub actually usable in Temecula in summer?
In the evening, yes. August averages a high of 97.6 degrees, so nobody is getting in at two in the afternoon. The flip side is that August nights average 64.8 and January nights average 40.9, which is a genuinely long season of weather where hot water is the point.
My community has an HOA. Does that affect what I can buy?
Sometimes, and it is worth checking before you choose. Most of Temecula is planned communities with CC and Rs, and those usually cover equipment screening and how close a spa can sit to the rear setback. It rarely rules a model out, but it can decide where the spa goes, which in turn decides whether we can walk it in.
Who issues the permit for the electrical?
The City of Temecula for a parcel inside the city limits. If you are in French Valley just north of town, that is unincorporated Riverside County and the permit comes from the county instead.

Visit Us

Sit in one before you decide

Stop by our Escondido showroom and try one for yourself. Our team will help you find the right fit for your space and budget.

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