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Is your hot tub looking a little dated or rusty? Could it use a face lift? Say no more, we’re here to help! Our expert hot tub service technicians have pretty much seen every possible situation when it comes to old and outdated hot tubs that need a fresh new start.
Our technicians can bring back even the most dated and old hot tubs with a little TLC, some deep cleaning, and a few adjustments to the internal mechanisms that will bring your hot tub back to a dream machine. We offer full hot tub refurbishment and hot tub upgrades. We can install a new panel replacement, clean your hot tub from head to toe, repair any exterior panels that have seen wear or tear and age, and even install new salt or nature2 systems (for the models that allow it).
Before you throw out of your old hot tub, consider a refurbishment which will polish the dull rusty old machine into a powerful pristine hot tub again!
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Hot tubs can last quite a long time if they are built from sturdy components. The most important component is the hot tub shell material.
Cheaper hot tubs use vinyl, similar to a swimming raft, which can puncture and wear over time. There are also a budget hot tub material that are plastics that may fade in the sun, warp and bend or even crack over time. Most high end spas today use a high quality acrylic made by only two manufacturers: Lucite acrylic and Aristech Acrylics. Even having acrylic from one of these manufacturers is still not a guarantee there will be any blistering or cracking of the shell, so they sell various grades of acrylic to hot tub manufacturers.
The lower priced acrylic is a single layer sheet that requires the application of fiberglass backing by the manufacturer to provide support to the shell. The more expensive grade of acrylic has an ABS plastic layer under the acrylic layer to provide for a thicker material. A sign that a particular hot tub manufacturer is using the high quality ABS backed acrylic can be seen in the depth of their deepest spas. The thicker the shell material begins as , the deeper the material will pull in a thermoformer to create the ultimate spa shell.
Other factors of hot tub longevity include the use of quality components, high quality cabinet material (nowadays pvc cabinets outlast wood cabinets), and even how well the spa water chemistry is maintained by the owner.
Yes, the use of an ozonator will cut down the amount of conventional sanitizer needed. The reduction will vary from 25% to 35%, depending on spa usage and amount of run time. These devices use electricity to run, but the amount is really quite minimal.
We recommend using the 220v option whenever practical, especially on full-sized spas. A 220v system offers the advantage of faster heating which reduces your “tubbing down-time” factor. There is also more amperage available to operate multiple motors, jets, lights, etc. A properly hard-wired 220v system has no cords to trip over or become unplugged. Contrary to popular misconception, there is no significant cost difference in heating with 110v system versus a 220v system. For a truly “portable” installation, 110v is generally more practical.
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