Jacuzzi walk-in tub cost

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Planning estimates from the sources cited, not quotes. Your installer's written price is the only real number. How we build these ranges.

The Finestra

Caring.com describes a curved, inward-swinging door that opens left or right, an ADA-compliant seat height, whirlpool jets, a neck rest, a seat heater and LED lights, in sizes of 36 by 52 or 60 by 38 inches¹. An inline water heater is an upgrade.

Warranty

Limited lifetime coverage on the shell, pumps, jets, controls, blowers and heaters for the original buyer, and one year on other options.

Installation is up to you

Caring.com says Jacuzzi doesn't arrange installation. Some retailers have installer networks. Otherwise you hire a local installer. Ask whether the door direction suits you. An inward-swinging door is harder for wheelchair users. See outswing vs. inswing doors.

Getting a comparison quote from a local installer

A national brand's in-home price usually bundles the tub, installation, removal, warranty and financing into one number. That is convenient, but hard to compare. An independent local installer can often quote a similar tub, with an outward-swinging door, seat, grab bars and jets, and list each part separately.

To compare fairly with a Jacuzzi quote, ask every company for:

• The tub's model, size, door direction and seat height.
• Tub price and installation price as separate lines.
• What happens to your old tub, walls, flooring and electrical work.
• The warranty: who honors it, for how long, and whether labor is covered.
• The price if you don't sign today. Be wary of same-day-only discounts.

Typical independent installation labor runs $700 to $3,000². More tips are in our guide to why walk-in tub quotes are so high.