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Delivery Preparation

A smooth delivery comes down to a ready site. Here's exactly what to line up before your Bellagio arrives โ€” and what we handle on our end.

Your Pre-Delivery Checklist

Six things to have ready. We'll review all of this during your consultation so there are no surprises on delivery day.

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Clear Delivery Path

We need a clear route from the truck to the install spot โ€” gates, walkways, corners, and overhead clearances all matter. Measure tight spots in advance and remove anything that obstructs the path.

  • โœ“Measure gates & walkway widths
  • โœ“Check overhead clearance
  • โœ“Clear planters, furniture & debris
  • โœ“Note tight corners or stairs
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Flat, Level, Supported Site

Your spa sits full of water โ€” that's serious weight. The site must be flat, level, and structurally adequate: a concrete pad, reinforced deck, or properly prepared ground rated for the filled weight.

  • โœ“Concrete pad or reinforced deck
  • โœ“Rated for filled spa weight
  • โœ“Flat and level surface
  • โœ“Proper drainage away from spa
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Bellagio ProBase Option

For ground-level installs without a poured pad, the Bellagio ProBase provides a proper, level foundation built for the spa. Ask us whether ProBase is the right fit for your site.

  • โœ“Purpose-built foundation
  • โœ“Ideal when a pad isn't possible
  • โœ“Level and supported by design
  • โœ“Ask us if it fits your install
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Correct Electrical Service

Most Bellagio models require a dedicated 220V GFCI-protected circuit; the Tahoe and Milano can run on 110V. We coordinate with your electrician so the power is right before we set the spa.

  • โœ“110V or 220V depending on model
  • โœ“Dedicated, GFCI-protected circuit
  • โœ“Electrician coordination
  • โœ“Rough-in done before delivery
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Accessible Cabinet Panels

Leave enough clearance around the spa for service access. Our techs need to reach the cabinet panels for startup, maintenance, and any future repairs โ€” tight against a wall on every side makes that impossible.

  • โœ“Side and front clearance for service
  • โœ“Don't box in all four sides
  • โœ“Access to equipment compartment
  • โœ“Plan for future maintenance
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Crane or Special Delivery

Tight access, second-story decks, or yards with no clear path sometimes require a crane. We'll spot this during your consultation and coordinate the lift โ€” it's more common than you'd think in the Springs.

  • โœ“For tight or elevated access
  • โœ“Coordinated by our team
  • โœ“Spotted at consultation
  • โœ“No surprise on delivery day
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Electrical: 110V vs 220V

Most Bellagio models need a dedicated 220V GFCI-protected circuit, installed by a licensed electrician and roughed in before we deliver. The Tahoe and Milano are the exception โ€” they're 110V/220V convertible and can run on a standard dedicated 115V, 20-amp GFCI circuit, so a 220V spa circuit may not be necessary.

We'll tell you exactly what your chosen model needs at consultation, and we coordinate with your electrician so the power is ready when we arrive. You can read more in our 110V Hot Tub Guide.

What We Handle For You

โœ“Delivery and placement of your spa
โœ“Site walk-through during consultation
โœ“Crane or special delivery coordination
โœ“Electrical coordination with your electrician
โœ“Bellagio ProBase guidance and sizing
โœ“Positioning for service accessibility
โœ“Startup and walkthrough (optional add-on)
โœ“Post-delivery water care setup

Schedule a Delivery Consultation

We'll walk your site, confirm access and electrical, and put together a delivery plan with no surprises.

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