Commercial Pool, Hot Tub & Spa Electrical in West Hollywood
From rooftop hotel pools on the Sunset Strip to courtyard spas off Santa Monica Boulevard, Shaffer Construction, Inc. delivers code-compliant, upscale pool, hot tub, and spa electrical solutions tailored to West Hollywood's commercial properties. We understand the expectations of luxury condos, boutique hotels, and fitness clubs in the Design District and beyond. Our team handles everything: GFCI protection, bonding grids, dedicated circuits, and weatherproof disconnects—installed cleanly and efficiently. Expect tight coordination with HOAs and property managers, minimal downtime for residents and guests, and documentation ready for the City of West Hollywood inspectors. Transparent pricing, fast timelines, and premium materials ensure long-term safety, reliability, and aesthetics.
Our Work
Benefits
Future-Ready Installations
We design electrical systems that support modern pool technology and tomorrow’s upgrades. From variable-speed pumps and smart automation (Pentair IntelliCenter, Hayward OmniLogic, Jandy AquaLink) to networked chemical controllers and remote monitoring, we build in capacity and structured conduit pathways. Surge protection, labeled panels, and dedicated circuits make maintenance easy. We also integrate low-voltage LED lighting with isolation transformers and provide data pathways for cloud-connected building systems.
Permits and Safety Compliance
Shaffer Construction handles permitting and inspections end-to-end, aligning with the California Electrical Code (CEC), NEC Article 680, Title 24 energy requirements, and manufacturer installation standards. We coordinate with the City of West Hollywood Building and Safety Division and schedule rough/final inspections. Emergency shutoff placement for spas (NEC 680.41), GFCI protection, and equipotential bonding (680.26) are verified and documented to satisfy both code and insurance requirements.
Superior Workmanship Guaranteed
We use premium materials sized for the application: THWN-2 copper conductors, Schedule 80 PVC or epoxy-coated rigid metal conduit where exposed, NEMA 3R/4X weatherproof disconnects, and stainless or UV-stable fittings. Bonding uses #8 AWG solid copper with listed lugs and clamps. All terminations are torqued to spec, penetrations sealed, and panel schedules updated. The result is a clean, serviceable installation that withstands rooftop exposure, humidity, and heavy daily use.
Tailored Design Solutions
Every property is different. We begin with a detailed site walk, reviewing load calculations, equipment locations, and routing that respects architectural finishes. We coordinate with property management, pool service vendors, and waterproofing or roofing trades for penetrations. Our plan includes conduit paths, disconnect placement, bonding grid details, signage, and labeling—engineered for safety, future expansion, and minimal visual impact in high-design environments.
What We Offer
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a permit for pool or spa electrical work in West Hollywood?+
Yes. The City of West Hollywood Building and Safety Division requires permits for new or modified pool, hot tub, and spa electrical. Plan review typically takes 1–3 weeks. Public/commercial pools may also involve LA County Department of Public Health. We handle applications, inspections, and as-builts.
Can you handle rooftop pool and spa electrical for hotels and condos on the Strip?+
Absolutely. We coordinate structural pathways, waterproofing, and crane or lift access when needed. We use corrosion-resistant enclosures, proper supports, and sealed penetrations. Our team works closely with property management to minimize disruption and meet fire-life-safety and inspection requirements.
How long will our amenity be down during the upgrade?+
Most installations finish within 1–3 days once permits are approved. We stage work to keep downtime minimal—often sequencing circuits so other amenities remain open. After installation, we complete testing and meet the inspector promptly to return the pool or spa to service quickly.
What maintenance helps prevent nuisance trips and failures?+
Test GFCI devices monthly, keep equipment pads clean and dry, and schedule annual electrical inspections, including bonding continuity checks. Replace worn gaskets on enclosures, ensure conduits are sealed, and verify automation updates. Routine care reduces nuisance trips, prolongs equipment life, and supports safety.
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