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I Want To Switch Out A Garden Tub To A Jacuzzi Tub. How Much Would The Installation Cost?

I just need to know in general how much in labor the installation would cost to switch a garden tub to a jacuzzi tub. I want the jets. :) I realize this depends on where I live too. I live in Delaware.

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2 Responses to “I Want To Switch Out A Garden Tub To A Jacuzzi Tub. How Much Would The Installation Cost?”

  • bugs280 says:

    A lot will depend on whether or not you can find a Jacuzzi that is the same size as the existing tub. Large tubs generally require some type of support framing that may need to be modified. Jacuzzis also require electrical power and access panels for the pump motor and wiring. You’ll have to have a qualified electrician run a dedicated GFCI circuit for the new tub. Dedicated, means the tub will be the only thing on that breaker; GFCI is a safety that shuts down the power if the circuit shorts out due to water or any other type of problem, so you don’t get electrocuted. You also need to consider whether or not the water supply lines and existing drains will work with the new tub.
    Next you have to consider the walls around the existing tub. Drywall or plaster will be pretty easy to patch up after switching the tubs. Tile will take much more effort, and matching tile may not be available; so for it to look good you might end up re-tiling the entire area.
    To have this done professionally, plan on anywhere from $1000 to $3000, plus the cost of the new tub.

  • swayyde1 says:

    besides the installation they might have to reinforce your floors which would be extra money, i would call some plumbers and get an estimate

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