Air Massage Bathtubs

The cost of our air tubs varies based on size, series, and optional features. Our Air Massage Bath models range from approximately $1,750 for a Silver series tub to over $5,950 for a fully-featured Platinum series model. Factors like chromatherapy, heated backrests, and specific installation types will influence the final price.

The primary difference is the massage type. An air tub uses an air blower to push warm air through multiple small jets, creating a gentle, bubbling sensation. A whirlpool tub uses a water pump to force water through fewer, larger jets for a deep, targeted tissue massage. Air tubs are for relaxation, while whirlpools are for more intense hydrotherapy.

No, they are designed for easy maintenance. Our air jets feature an EZ Clean design, and many models include the Hydro Clean sanitation system. This system purges water from the lines after each use, preventing mildew and bacteria buildup and ensuring a consistently clean and hygienic bathing experience with minimal effort.

Yes, our air massage tubs are highly customizable. You can enhance your experience with features like an inline water heater to maintain temperature, chromatherapy LED lighting for mood enhancement, aromatherapy systems to infuse the air with scents, and heated backrests for additional comfort and muscle relaxation. These options are available on most models.

We offer air massage systems in a variety of installation types to fit any bathroom design. Our models are available in freestanding, drop-in (for custom tub surrounds), and alcove configurations (for installation between three walls). This flexibility ensures you can find the perfect fit for your new construction or remodeling project.

We stand behind our American-made quality with robust warranty options. Depending on the product series, we offer a limited lifetime warranty on the tub shell, pump, and motor. This comprehensive coverage reflects our commitment to durability and provides you with long-term peace of mind in your investment.

It should, and that depends on both water depth and the heater. Our baths include a stainless steel high-capacity 115V heater with a smart thermostat and internal on/off switch that fires automatically whenever the water drops below 104°F. Combined with water levels deep enough to cover your upper chest and shoulders, a 30-minute soak stays comfortable.

In a bath with no service access it becomes a construction job. A plumber disconnects the drain, the tub is turned upside down to reach the pump, a technician fits the replacement, then the plumber returns to right the tub and reseal the drain, commonly $600-$900 in labor before the pump itself. Our therapeutic freestanding baths come standard with an in-tub access panel, and we recommend our EZ Connect drain system so the bath never has to move.