Pacific Northwest Electric
Portland Metro Electricians
Portland, Oregon · Locally owned · Licensed, bonded & insured
Get into the water, or the heat, sooner. We run the dedicated circuit, install the disconnect and GFCI protection, and make sure your panel can handle it, whether it's a backyard spa, a riverside deck or a home sauna.
Mon–Fri, 7:00 am – 5:30 pm · Emergency service when available
30+ years
serving Portland-area homes
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Water and electricity demand extra care. Every spa we wire gets the protection code calls for, sized to your model's spec sheet.
Indoor or outdoor, traditional or infrared, a sauna heater is one of the biggest loads in a home. We wire it safely and to the manufacturer's instructions.
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Getting the wiring done ahead of time means you can fill it up and use it the day it arrives. We can also wire it after your hot tub or sauna has been placed.
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The distance from your panel affects the cost. We can help you weigh a few locations.
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The model number or spec sheet tells us exactly what circuit it needs, so the quote is accurate.
Have a different question? Call 503-583-8050.
Most 240-volt hot tubs need a dedicated 40 to 60-amp circuit, but it depends on the model. We follow the manufacturer's spec sheet.
Some smaller 120-volt "plug-and-play" spas can use a dedicated GFCI outlet. Larger 240-volt spas must be hardwired to a disconnect.
Sometimes, especially in older homes or if you're adding a hot tub and a sauna. We check your panel's capacity first and let you know. See our panel upgrade page for more.
Yes. Decks and patios near the water need wet-location rated equipment and GFCI protection, and we handle both.
Call before delivery day so your power is ready when it arrives. Send the model number and a photo of your panel for a fast quote.