Two brands, both built for decades of use, both supported by our factory-trained service team. Sundance leans into jet-intensive hydrotherapy across four size-based series; Nordic leans into proven reliability and the DTS therapy system across four trim tiers. Come wet-test either at the showroom.
Sundance is the serious hydrotherapy option — more jets, more zones, more control. The 880 series is their flagship, with individualized seat programming and the heavy-duty pumps that make winter use in Colorado actually pleasant. Factory-trained on the full Sundance line, with authorized warranty service out of our Main Avenue shop.
Top-of-line finishes, breathtaking cabinetry, individualized seat programming. The flagship line.
2 Models View the 980 lineup Sundance · PremiumOur most-sold Sundance line — Fluidix jet architecture, deep soak, full hydrotherapy. 2–8 seats.
7 Models View the 880 lineup Sundance · PerformanceThe performance line — proven Fluidix hydrotherapy at a mid-tier price. 3–7 seats.
5 Models View the 780 lineup Sundance · EntryThe entry line — simpler feature set, Sundance reliability, approachable price. Medium-to-large shells.
2 Models View the 680 lineupNordic makes a tub for every kind of homeowner — four distinct series, each tailored to a different priority. What they all share is the kind of mechanical simplicity, durable construction, and proven hydrotherapy that has put Nordics on the back porches of Four Corners homes for decades.
The ultimate Nordic — deeper seating, premium cabinets, maximum jet performance for refined therapeutic relief.
3 Models View the Luxury lineup Nordic · Mid-RangeHigher-horsepower pumps deliver the strongest water flow Nordic makes. Targeted hydrotherapy at a mid-range price.
5 Models View the Sport lineup Nordic · Mid-RangeContemporary styling at a mid-range price. Clean lines, reliable construction, versatile everyday therapy.
6 Models View the Modern lineup Nordic · HeritageNordic's heritage line — traditional round and oval shells with the same proven DTS® therapy underneath.
6 Models View the Classic lineupMeasure the tub's footprint and leave at least 18–24" of clearance on one side for service access, plus room behind for a cover lifter. Full of water and people, a tub runs 3,000–5,000 lbs — so the surface underneath has to handle it: a reinforced deck, a 4" concrete pad, or a properly leveled paver base over compacted gravel.
We'll walk the site with you before you order and confirm the pad, the clearance, and the delivery path through gates and doorways.
Most Sundance and Nordic tubs run on a dedicated 240V GFCI circuit, which a licensed electrician will need to pull from your panel. A few smaller Nordic models plug into a standard 110V outlet, but they heat slower and can't run as many jets at once.
We'll tell you exactly what the tub you're buying needs — and flag it for your electrician — before you take delivery.
Once the tub is on our floor and your pad and electrical are ready, set-to-first-soak is usually one morning. We dolly or crane the tub into place, level it, fill it, start the heater, and walk you through controls and water chemistry before we leave.
Electrical hookup is a separate trade visit — your electrician's schedule usually drives the timeline. Site prep lead times vary: a concrete pour runs 1–2 weeks ahead, a paver base a few days.
Alongside the tub itself, plan for:
Electrical — typically $1,000–$2,000 for a dedicated 240V GFCI run, depending on panel distance and capacity.
Pad or deck reinforcement — varies widely, often $500–$2,500 for a new concrete pour or deck reinforcement.
Accessories — a premium insulated cover, cover lifter, steps, and starter chemistry kit together run roughly $800–$1,200.
Running costs in a Durango winter typically land around $30–$80 per month on electricity and $15–$30 per month on chemicals and filters, depending on how much you use the tub and your utility rate.
Yes — that's most of what we sell. Both Sundance and Nordic are full-foam insulated and built for cold climates. Sundance's SmartTub® controls include freeze-protect overrides and remote monitoring; Nordic's simpler build is just as cold-hardy.
The two things to get right up here are the cover (never skip a premium insulated cover at altitude) and the electrical feed. We've set tubs at elevation in Silverton, Telluride, and Pagosa — they work year-round.
Sundance is jet-intensive hydrotherapy — more jets, more zones, and individualized seat programming. Choose Sundance if you're buying primarily for therapy or recovery, or if you have a big household that wants different seats doing different things at the same time.
Nordic is simpler mechanically — fewer pumps, the DTS directional therapy system, and a lower ongoing cost of ownership. Choose Nordic if you want something reliable, quiet, and easy to live with for a decade-plus.
There's no wrong answer. Come wet-test both — the difference is obvious once you're sitting in each.
Wet-testing means climbing into a full, heated tub on our showroom floor, in a swimsuit, and sitting for fifteen or twenty minutes with the jets running. Seat depth, jet position, and shell geometry fit different bodies differently — a lounge that's perfect for a 5'10" owner can be uncomfortable for someone 5'4".
You don't strictly need to wet-test — plenty of customers buy off photos and specs. But it's free, it takes twenty minutes, and it's the fastest way to know you're picking the right shell.
Both Sundance and Nordic carry manufacturer warranties covering the shell structure (typically 5–10 years), shell surface (typically 5–7 years), and equipment like pumps, heaters, and controls (typically 2–5 years). Exact terms depend on the model — we'll hand you the full warranty document with your paperwork.
Service is us. We're factory-trained on both lines, we file the warranty claim on your behalf, and the repair happens out of our Main Avenue shop — not a subcontractor, not a call center. Most common parts are stocked locally.
These are general wellness benefits, not medical advice. If you are pregnant or have a heart condition, check with your doctor before regular hot-tub use.
We keep showroom tubs at temperature. Bring a swimsuit and fifteen minutes; we'll walk you through controls, water chemistry, and the pros and cons of each brand while you soak.
