Hot Tub Services:

RELAX and ENJOY

People purchase hot tubs for a variety of reasons. Not only do hot tubs add beauty to your home, they soothe your aching muscles and joints while relaxing your entire body and mind. Using your hot tub on a regular basis may result in improved circulation and contribute to a more restful night's sleep.

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Hot Tub Maintenance, Repair, and Parts…

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Hot Tub Opening: $250 plus HST

If you closed your hot tub for the winter or for the summer, we will clean it out for you.....fill it by hose, balance the water, look over all spa equipment and start it up. NOTE: chemicals not included

Hot Tub Closing: $250 plus HST

We will drain the hot tub, clean and vac. out any debris and blow out any water in the lines.

NOTE: for winter closings, add $10 for anti-freeze.

Drain, Clean and Refill by Hose: $250 plus HST

Drain the water, Clean, brush and Vac. out hot tub. Fill tub and add chemicals. We will also, check over your spa equipment for any worn parts.

NOTE: chemicals not included

Weekly Hot Tub Maintenance: $79.99 plus HST

Test water chemistry and Balance as needed
Brush and clean scum line.
Clean filter(s).

NOTE: (call, text or email for weekly hot tub cleaning cost in your area)

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Bi-Weekly Maintenance: $79.99 plus HST

Test water chemistry and balance as needed.
Brush and clean scum line.
Clean filter(s)

NOTE: (call, text or email for weekly hot tub cleaning cost in your area)

Hot Tub Repairs: $125 per hour

Our technicians will fix any issue that may come up with your hot tub. We can work on any style or brand of tub.

Hot Tub Parts: PLEASE CALL or TEXT

Most hot tub parts can be ordered and received within 1-2 days.

Hot Tub Pump Repairs: $130 - $250

Whether its a leaking pump seal, seized pump or broken impellor, we can fix most pumps. Sometimes a new pump is needed if its too far gone. A yearly check of your hot tub equipment will prevent this.

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Hot Tub Maintenance

Nothing could be better than the idea of soaking your tired muscles in a soothing hot tub after a long day. Hot tubs can help you soothe your aches and pains pains, reduce stress, and improve your sleep.

Existing and potential users have a lot of questions about hot tub maintenance. Hot tub maintenance costs and time are fairly low, and you can do it yourself as well. It’s important to maintain hot tubs for the life of your equipment and spa, water clarity, and to ensure they are safe to use.

You need to adhere to a strict hot tub maintenance schedule to maintain a tub. This will dramatically reduce the risk of rashes and other bacterial or chemically caused health problems.

Test your hot tub water about two to four times a week. Depends on how often you use the hot tub. You need to keep hot tub water clean by keeping the water balanced within acceptable ranges. You should maintain chemical levels by adding chemicals in proper quantities.

• Chlorine should be 1.0- 3.0 ppm

• Bromine should be 2.0- 4.0 ppm

• pH should be 7.4- 7.6 ppm

• Total alkalinity should be 80- 120 ppm

• Calcium hardness should be 150- 250 ppm

Maintaining a record of your test results and making notes on adjustments is a great move. In many cases, you’ll notice patterns in water chemistry, especially with sanitizer and pH levels. Tap water serves as a good spa water source in many areas. But in some areas, you might run into water quality issues. As in well water.

Hard or soft water, pH imbalance, high alkalinity, chloramines, minerals, or metals can negatively impact your water chemistry. Utilize a test kit to test your hot tub water directly from the source. You will be able to gauge the sustainability of the tap water in your spa. You can also use a spa pre-filter to remove odors, metals, and fine silt from your hot tub.

Step by Step Guide to Hot Tub Maintenance

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