Heat In Spa

1. A temperature of 104 degrees Fahrenheit is considered the maximum safe temperature recommended for a spa. However, the temperature that a spa runs at is entirely up to an individual.

2. Do you know that the control system of a spa contains the circuit board that regulates the spa’s components? Spa repair professionals can identify problems with the circuit board and make replacements as needed.

3. The Japanese are credited to have developed new technology for the hot, soaking bath. It is the technology of the tectonic activity, often in the Pacific ring of fire which was instrumental in this development.

4. Do you know that heater corrosion, as well as improper chemistry, can cause a spa heater to work at less than adequate capacity?

Check your pumps for leaks after the spa is more than two years old. If you notice water anywhere in the equipment area shut it down and reach out for professional help.

16. Spas are like cars you must check motors for leaks or any other abnormalities. Check out for any leaks and ensure that any repairs even if minor in nature are attended to.

17. Winters are that time of the year for you to set your spas for a 24hr circulation option if you have it. This will keep the tub warm from kinetic motor heat and increase the life of the motor.

18. Do you want to save the motor from having to turn on in the cold during the winter season? One of the good approaches is to blow fuses and lose power in your spa at this time of year.

19. There seems to be a feeling that you cannot use your hot tub during the warm summer months. Actually, if you turn your tub down to 98 or 99 you will find it quite refreshing.

20. Your spa may seem warm at 98 degrees during summer months. Fahrenheit but your body-core temperature will slowly come down to a comfortable cool. Reach out for professional help in case of any problems.

21. Always remember to be very aware of any openings in your hot tub skirting that mice or even worse, rats can get in. You may end disturbing your relaxing time in the

Keep your hot tub's water balanced. This will prevent corrosion of heater parts by water which is too acidic (pH too low) and prevent heater scale buildup caused by pH too high.

24. A few cents worth of balancing chemicals can save an expensive repair and the trouble of replacing. Natural Solutions are also available in case you don’t prefer chemicals to be used.

25. Tired of that ugly scale line taking away from your otherwise beautiful swimming pool? Reach out to us to know how it can be removed without harsh chemicals or endless scrubbing and without damaging your tile or grout.

26. Don't believe anybody who says that pool water never needs to be changed. Pool water with excessive amounts of dissolved solids or cyanuric acid can cause many problems and lead to the requirement of repairs.

27. Whether it is stains or chlorine resistant algae, keeping your water clear could be the cause. Have your pool checked by a professional if it is more than 7 years old to protect both your pool finishes and sanity.

28. Do you know what the biggest challenge of portable-spa repairs is? It is the fact that so much is packed into a small space which makes it a complex plumbing