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Hot Tub Service & Repair in Seattle

Clean, balanced and toasty, home, rental or vacation place. All you've got to do is lift the cover and climb in.

Hot tubs & spas

We'll handle your hot tub.

Nothing kills a soak like cloudy water or a heater that quit. We keep your spa clean, balanced and toasty so all you've got to do is enjoy it.

  • Full cleaning, filter care & precise water balance
  • Same week repairs on heaters, jets & pumps
  • Simple weekly plans, no guessing, no surprises
Hot tub glowing at dusk
48hrMost spa repairs handled inside two days
Monthly spa care

A thorough visit, every month.

Water Testing

pH, alkalinity, sanitizer and calcium hardness checked precisely.

Chemical Balancing

Premium spa chemicals for crystal clear, comfortable water.

Detailed Cleaning

Filter cleaning, debris skimming, waterline wiping and vacuuming.

Everything included

What hot tub service covers.

Our hot tub service covers everything your spa needs to stay clean, balanced and ready to use. Each visit includes full water testing and chemical adjustment, filter rinsing or replacement, debris skimming, surface wiping and a check of your heater, jets and pump. If we notice anything wearing out, we flag it early before it becomes a cold tub and a big repair bill.

We service all major hot tub brands including Jacuzzi, Hot Spring, Sundance, Caldera, Bullfrog, Marquis and more. Whether you have a portable spa on a deck or a gunite in-ground spa, our technicians know the equipment. Call (206) 202 1454 or send us a message for a free quote on regular hot tub maintenance or a one-time hot tub repair anywhere in the Seattle area.

Questions, answered

Hot tub service FAQs.

How do you drain a hot tub?

Turn off power at the breaker, drain from the spa's drain valve or with a submersible pump, wipe down and clean the shell, then refill through the filter well and rebalance the water. Our hot tub drain and refill service handles the whole job, including a filter clean, in one visit.

How do you winterize a hot tub?

Winterizing means draining the spa completely, blowing out the pumps, heater and plumbing lines, protecting fittings from freezing and securing the cover. In Western Washington one hard freeze can crack an unprotected pump, so a proper hot tub winterization pays for itself.

How often should hot tub water be changed?

Every three to four months for a typical family spa. Small water volume plus warm temperatures means dissolved solids build up until chemicals stop working well. Regular drain and refill keeps the water fresh, comfortable and easy to balance.

Are hot tubs a lot of maintenance?

Not with a routine. A spa needs water testing and balancing weekly, filter rinsing monthly and a drain and refill a few times a year. Our maintenance plans handle all of it on schedule, so your only job is enjoying the soak.

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