and extend its life.
Checking Your pH Levels
Like your backyard swimming pool, the pH balance of your hot tub determines whether its water is too acidic or too basic — both of which can cause problems.
As part of our pool service, we will regularly check and, if so, what may be causing variations in the pH level.
Cleaning your Spa
To maintain optimal sanitation, it’s a good idea to drain and clean your spa at least once every couple of months.
To clean the walls of your hot tub, use a mild, non-abrasive detergent and common baking soda to gently lift stains away from surface areas.
Keeping Spa Filters Clean
Hot tub filters can quickly become clogged with mineral particles or calcium deposits from hard water. That’s why it’s a good idea to remove and clean your hot tub’s filters monthly.
Use a garden hose to spray each cartridge while rotating it all the way around. This will remove any debris that can become trapped between the filter’s pleats.
In addition to monthly cleaning, it’s also a good idea to replace your filters every three years with brand its pump system.
Taking care of your hot tub is just as important as regular swimming pool maintenance. For your convenience, our skilled technicians can clean and maintain your hot tub during your regularly scheduled pool cleaning appointments.