- Town
- Murchison, Texas
- Hot tub
- Watkins Special Edition 735
- Delivered
- September 2026
The watermelons came first.
The planned hot tub spot at this Murchison home had a competing crop: full-grown watermelons. Delivery waited until the melons were harvested and the vines were trimmed back.
Once the spot was clear, the hot tub could take its place. The finished photograph shows the Watkins 735 beside the covered porch, with its cover open and the backyard pool beyond it.
The useful lesson is to plan around the property as it is today. Landscaping, growing plants and the route to the final spot can all affect when a delivery should happen. Share those details with the team while planning your own installation.
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Planning a hot tub for your own backyard?
These are questions for your installation plan. Requirements and delivery scope depend on your exact unit and property.
The whole route, including what is growing.
Share photographs and measurements from the unloading area to the final spot. Include gates, turns, slopes, overhead obstacles and landscaping that may change before delivery.
Support and power for your exact unit.
Use the matching manufacturer instructions. A qualified professional should assess support for the spa, water and occupants; a licensed electrician should confirm the actual configuration and local requirements.
Room for the cover and future service.
Allow for entry, cover movement, drainage and service-panel access. The hot tub dimensions alone do not establish those clearances.
Confirm delivery, placement, setup and orientation in your written quote. Cranes, difficult access, electrical work, site preparation and old-unit removal should be identified separately before you commit.
Read the delivery planning guideFind the right spot for your 735.
Start with a quote or a free backyard consultation. If you want to see a 735 in person, we will confirm the location and current display or demonstration options before you visit.