SoakSoakConcrete cutting, gas lines, electrical rough-in, and hydrotherapy-grade tub installation — one crew, one contract, for yards that other installers walk away from.
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Every card below is a real job. Flip any card to see the challenge, how we solved it, and what the client said when we handed them the remote.
Scottsdale, AZ
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Challenge
Existing composite deck had undersized joists rated for 40 PSF. The 7-person tub required 120 PSF wet weight distribution.
Solution
Sistered all joists with LVL lumber, added a concrete pad below for point-load transfer, upgraded 50A sub-panel feed.
""First soak was the night we finished. My wife cried. Worth every dollar.""
Tempe, AZ
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Challenge
4-inch slab with rebar grid over clay soil — flush-mount required 36 inches of excavation plus waterproof liner.
Solution
Diamond-blade saw, hydraulic jack to lift slab sections whole, gravel drainage bed, custom cedar surround to match existing fence.
""You cannot tell there was ever a crack in that patio.""
Mesa, AZ
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Challenge
Owner needed installation complete before peak season — 11-day window, city permit required, HOA approval pending.
Solution
Pre-pulled permit before deposit cleared, expedited HOA packet with engineering letter, ran 240V from existing panel with room to spare.
""Listing went from $185 to $225/night the day we added the tub photos.""
Sedona, AZ
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Challenge
22-degree slope, no crane access from street. Tub had to be rigged 140 feet down a switchback path. Retaining wall permit required structural engineer stamp.
Solution
Contracted PE for stamped retaining wall drawings, rigged tub with come-along and skid system, poured 12-inch stem wall footing.
""Every guest asks how we got a tub up here. That's the best marketing we've ever had.""
Flagstaff, AZ
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Challenge
Walled courtyard, zero truck access, 8-foot gate opening. Only option was a 40-ton crane lift over the roofline from the street.
Solution
Coordinated city street closure permit, crane operator pre-planned lift with structural assessment of roof overhang, tub landed in 4-hour window.
""I had three neighbors ask for your number before the crane was packed up.""
Paradise Valley, AZ
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Challenge
Upper terrace install required 60-foot gas line run from meter through two retaining walls and a finished basement ceiling.
Solution
Flexible corrugated stainless steel tubing through pre-drilled conduit sleeves, pressure-tested before drywall close, dual-zone heating.
""The gas fire pit and the tub on the same evening — that's the life.""
Tucson, AZ
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Challenge
Raw desert lot, no existing utilities, 200-amp service upgrade needed, HOA design review, 6-week permit timeline.
Solution
Managed all trades (electrical, gas, concrete, landscape) under one contract. Submitted HOA packet with renderings, pulled all permits in parallel.
""We went from dirt to dinner party in 8 weeks. I didn't have to call a single subcontractor.""
Scottsdale, AZ
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Challenge
Client wanted Sonos outdoor audio, four gas fire bowls, tub, and automated LED landscape lighting on a single control app.
Solution
Low-voltage specialist wired Sonos architectural speakers, gas manifold with individual zone valves, Lutron outdoor lighting, all integrated into Control4.
""One button. Everything comes on. The neighbors think we have a resort.""
Albuquerque, NM
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Challenge
Flat roof rated at 20 PSF. Full-weight tub required 3x structural upgrade, waterproof membrane replacement, and NM commercial permit.
Solution
Structural engineer designed steel moment frame bolted to building core, new TPO membrane, drain integration, and 60A rooftop sub-panel.
""Sandia Mountains, city lights, and 104-degree water. This is the view I paid for.""
You know what you want. You're not sure your yard can take it — the slope, the slab, the HOA. We've heard all of it. We've built through all of it.
Our Mesa clients average an 11-month ROI. We install fast enough to hit your next peak season.
We pull our own permits, show up on schedule, and have never caused a callback. 12 GCs sub to us regularly.
Most jobs are done in under two weeks. The complicated ones take longer because they're complicated — not because we're slow.
We walk your yard, check the panel, measure access, and photograph everything. No charge, no obligation.
We handle structural drawings, permit applications, and HOA packets. You sign once.
Concrete work, gas lines, electrical, the tub drop, and finish work — one crew, one contract.
We walk you through controls, water chemistry, and winterization. You get in the water.
"Six months of YouTube rabbit holes and three contractors who said "it can't be done." Soak showed up, looked at our slope for ten minutes, and said "we've done steeper." They weren't wrong."
"Added $42/night to my listing rate the week it was done. The tub paid for itself in eleven months. I'm putting one in the second property next spring."
"I sub the plumbing and electrical rough-in to Soak on every tub job now. They pull their own permits, they're on site when they say they'll be, and I've never had a callback."
Site visits are free. Most happen within 5 business days. If your yard is too complicated for us to build in, we'll tell you — but in 340 jobs, that's happened twice.