Routine Maintenance

• Setup: new hot tubs
• The ABCs: of water chemistry
• Sanatizers: you have alternatives
• Testing: spas need balanced water
• Filters: maintaining for clean water

Trouble shooting & Repair

• Ozonators: DIY
• Equipment: repair & troubleshooting
• Spa Pumps: replacement guide
• Leaks: how to find & fix
• Installing a GFCI: hot tubs

Today, it’s easier than ever to turn the hot tub you see on the showroom floor into the customized centerpiece of your backyard.

From lighting options to surround sound systems, aromatherapy, and landscaping, it’s easy to create your own experience. And these days, you can control the electronics with the convenience of a remote control.

Just like any mechanical device, a hot tub has many moving parts, electrical and electronic components. Components such as the jetting pumps, heaters and filters are wear items.
Some wear items are like the breaks on a car that will need service at certain times depending how the hot tub water is maintained, others, like the filter need regular maintenance to keep the water clean and the equipment in optimal operating condition.

We’ve assemble some detailed how to’s above to help you find answers to most of the frequently raised questions and concerns.

Or if you prefer, were always here to help, contact us with your questions.
Email: info@poolandhottubdepot.com