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Scott, a passionate DIY enthusiast and resident of Texas, had a dream – to create his own custom hot tub right in his backyard. With a strong background in construction and an eagerness to take on new challenges, Scott was determined to turn this dream into a reality. However, he knew that the success of this project depended on more than just his building skills. He needed the expertise of a hot tub design consultant (me!) to guide him through the complex plumbing and parts selection process.

Nestled in the heart of sunny California, Ben had a vision – to elevate his Airbnb experience and offer guests something truly extraordinary. The answer? A DIY stock tank hot tub that would not only provide relaxation but also become a star attraction in his Airbnb retreat.

Ben’s journey of turning this vision into a reality is nothing short of inspiring. What sets his story apart? The secret ingredient was a DIY Stock Tank Hot Tub Kit from buildahottub.com, a treasure trove for DIY enthusiasts looking to create their own backyard hot tub haven.

In this post, I will dive deep into Ben’s remarkable journey, exploring how he built the most awesome DIY stock tank hot tub you’ve ever seen. Get ready for a dip into the world of creativity, craftsmanship, and a dash of California charm as I unveil Ben’s hot tub transformation masterpiece.

DIY Infinity Hot Tub? Is this possible? Well, hopefully by the time you get to the end of this case study you will see and learn that it totally is.

Chris from Utah got in touch with me as he knew exactly what he wanted to build. He has even modelled it up in 3D – he just didn’t know how to plumb it in – this is where I came in.

Not all of the consultancy work that I do is a full design, sometimes I’m drafted in to work on the plumbing, or even the structural build too. 

To learn more about my hot tub consultancy, you can read more here.

So back to Chris in Utah and his journey with his DIY Infinity Hot Tub.

It always surprises me just how much communication back and forth I have with customers when I come to put these case studies together. Even more so when I am starting to write it up well over a year since the initial contact. I must have well over 150 emails and so many photos back and forth. Some are of parts and how to fit them so I am not going to include those in this case study. But I will include as many of the pics that Trey very kindly has sent me.

Trey, US services Veteran now living in Germany got in touch with me through the website, on the regular DIY Form that you can find at the bottom of this page.