What we do for you
- Water settings: pH, disinfection (chlorine, bromine, active oxygen or salt), hardness. We will instruct you during handover and come if the water goes bad.
- Filters and covers: replacement of cartridge filters, repair or replacement of the thermal cover when it becomes waterlogged and heavy.
- Water replacement and cleaning: draining, cleaning of pipes from biofilm, shell cleaning, refilling and setting up.
- Winterisation and spring start-up: draining, blowing out of pipes, covering; in spring refilling and equipment inspection.
- Repairs: pumps, heating, control unit, leaks, lighting. On-site diagnostics, manufacturer parts.
- Hot tub relocation: Relocation to another site or transfer to a new owner, including transport and reconnection.
How often to do what
| Task | How often | Who |
|---|---|---|
| pH check and disinfection | 1 to 2 times a week | you |
| Rinsing the filter | every 2 weeks | you |
| Filter replacement | Once a year, depending on usage | You or us |
| Water replacement and pipe cleaning | 3 to 4 times a year | You or us |
| Technical and leak-tightness inspection | once a year | us |
| Winterisation (when not in use during winter) | in autumn | us |
Winter: operate or winterise?
A hot tub used year-round works best in winter when it is running. The water stays warm, the equipment does not freeze, and bathing in the snow is what people buy them for. Winterising makes sense if you are away over winter or do not want to pay for heating. A poorly winterised hot tub (water in the pipes) leaks in spring, which is why we blow it out with a compressor.
What you are asking about
The water is cloudy or foaming: what should be done?
Most commonly high pH, saturated water or a clogged filter. Check the pH and filter; if that does not help, we will arrive, replace the water and clean the pipework.
Do you also service hot tubs that you did not supply?
Yes, routine maintenance, water replacement, winterisation and most repairs. For some brands spare parts are less readily available; we will inform you in advance.
How long does a thermal cover last?
Usually 3 to 6 years. When it becomes heavy, waterlogged and stops insulating, consumption rises and it is time for a new one.