Pool Decks and Patios: ICPI-certified crews build the decking, sitting walls, and patio space around your pool and spa with materials rated for wet, high-traffic surfaces. Explore hardscape design and installation.
Landscape Design and Privacy Planting: Degreed designers frame the spa zone with planting that screens neighbors and keeps the space green through winter. Explore landscape design.
LED Landscape Lighting: Low-voltage lighting on steps, walkways, and the spa surround makes evening soaks safer and extends the backyard after dark. See landscape lighting and more.
Pool and Spa Service: Openings, closings, weekly service, and water chemistry through Premier Outdoor Services keep the spa ready in every season. Explore Premier Outdoor Services.
Part of Blue Tree's Pool Features and Enhancements services, available across Montgomery, Bucks, Chester, Delaware, Lehigh, Berks, and Philadelphia Counties.
No. Blue Tree builds concrete and gunite spas as part of custom pool projects, and services the integrated spas it builds. Free-standing, plug-and-play hot tubs are a different product, and Blue Tree refers those to dedicated hot tub dealers. If you want a spa that shares your pool's structure, equipment, and finishes, that is what Blue Tree builds, backed by a 15-year pool construction track record.
Sometimes. It depends on the pool's structure, the deck and plumbing layout, and how much room the equipment pad has left. Adding a spa is a structural project, so Blue Tree evaluates it as part of a full pool renovation rather than a bolt-on. Request a free consultation and a designer will walk the property and give you a straight answer on whether your pool is a candidate.
Yes. Year-round use is one of the main reasons homeowners add a spa to a pool project. A gas heater brings the spa to temperature even in January, and Jandy automation lets you start it from your phone before you head outside. Your designer can plan the plumbing so the pool closes for the season while the spa keeps running through the cold months.
A spillover spa spills water into the pool over a tiled or stone weir wall, adding movement and sound. A raised spa sits above the deck on a stone or tile-faced bond beam, with or without the spillover effect. A flush-deck spa sits level with the pool for a low-profile look. Your designer renders each option in 3D so you can compare them on your own property before committing.
An integrated spa adds to the project total, and the amount depends on size, seat and jet count, finish materials, and whether the design calls for a raised wall or spillover feature. Blue Tree prices the spa as a named line in an itemized proposal, not a vague allowance, so you can weigh it against other options like extra decking or water features. The bid is the price.
Blue Tree does. The pool service team handles openings, closings, weekly service, water chemistry, and equipment maintenance for the pools and integrated spas it builds, under the Premier Outdoor Services umbrella. Jandy equipment carries a 3-year workmanship warranty, and the concrete pool shell carries a lifetime structural warranty. The crew that built your spa is the crew you call in year 10.
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