Regular drain and refill
Dissolved solids build up quickly in a small volume of hot water. Most home hot tubs need draining and refilling every few months, more often with heavy use.
Small water, fast chemistry
Hot tubs hold a fraction of a pool's water at a much higher temperature, so chemistry swings in hours instead of days. Left alone, that means cloudy water, biofilm in the jets and plumbing, and a scaled-up heater — especially with South Florida's hard water.
We service attached spas that share equipment with your pool and standalone hot tubs on a schedule that fits how often you use them. That includes full drain, scrub and refill cycles, filter care, and jet, pump and heater diagnostics.
Because we also handle pool maintenance and pool repair, one visit can cover the pool, the spa and the shared equipment.
What's included
- Drain, scrub, and refill service
- Filter clean or replacement
- Jet and plumbing line purge
- Heater and pump diagnostics
- Cover and shell cleaning
- Bromine or chlorine balancing
- Scheduled recurring spa service
Spa care basics
What keeps a hot tub healthy
Spas need more frequent attention than pools. These are the parts that matter most.
Biofilm in the plumbing
A slimy layer can grow inside jets and pipes where sanitizer does not reach. We purge the lines before draining so the fresh water stays clean.
Filters
Spa filters clog fast. Rinsing them often and replacing them on schedule is the easiest way to keep the water clear.
Temperature
Most people enjoy 100–102°F, and 104°F is the widely recommended maximum. Hot water uses sanitizer faster, so chemistry needs checking more often.
Hard water scale
South Florida's calcium-rich water scales spa heaters quickly. Balancing calcium and pH protects the heater element.
Covers
A good cover saves heat and keeps out debris and rain. We clean and check covers and tell you when one has become waterlogged.
Service visit
What a spa service includes
Test and purge
We test the water and, before a drain, purge the jet lines to clear biofilm.
Drain, clean, refill
We drain, scrub the shell, clean or replace the filter, and refill with fresh water.
Balance and check
We balance the new water and check the pump, jets, heater and controls.
Between visits
Easy spa habits
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Shower before soaking
Lotions, oils and sunscreen use up sanitizer and cloud the water.
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Keep the cover on
It saves heat and money and keeps rain and leaves out.
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Rinse the filter
A quick hose-down every week or two keeps flow strong between deep cleans.
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Shock after heavy use
After a party, a dose of shock clears the extra waste.
Spas we service
If it holds hot water and has jets, we can usually help.
- Spas attached to in-ground pools
- Standalone hot tubs
- Swim spas
- Condo and HOA spas
Service area
Hot tub and spa service across Miami-Dade and Broward
Attached spas and stand-alone hot tubs get their own care in every city we serve, from spa service in Aventura and Weston to Coral Springs, Pinecrest and Miami hot tub service.
Miami-Dade County
- Aventura
- Bal Harbour
- Bay Harbor Islands
- Biscayne Park
- Coral Gables
- Coral Terrace
- Country Walk
- Cutler Bay
- Doral
- El Portal
- Florida City
- Fontainebleau
- Golden Beach
- Goulds
- Hialeah
- Hialeah Gardens
- Homestead
- Indian Creek
- Ives Estates
- Kendale Lakes
- Kendall
- Key Biscayne
- Leisure City
- Medley
- Miami
- Miami Beach
- Miami Gardens
- Miami Lakes
- Miami Shores
- Miami Springs
- Naranja
- North Bay Village
- North Miami
- North Miami Beach
- Olympia Heights
- Opa-locka
- Palmetto Bay
- Pinecrest
- Princeton
- Richmond West
- South Miami
- South Miami Heights
- Sunny Isles Beach
- Surfside
- Sweetwater
- Tamiami
- The Hammocks
- Virginia Gardens
- West Miami
- Westchester
Broward County
- Coconut Creek
- Cooper City
- Coral Springs
- Dania Beach
- Davie
- Deerfield Beach
- Fort Lauderdale
- Hallandale Beach
- Hillsboro Beach
- Hollywood
- Lauderdale Lakes
- Lauderdale-by-the-Sea
- Lauderhill
- Lazy Lake
- Lighthouse Point
- Margate
- Miramar
- North Lauderdale
- Oakland Park
- Parkland
- Pembroke Park
- Pembroke Pines
- Plantation
- Pompano Beach
- Sea Ranch Lakes
- Southwest Ranches
- Sunrise
- Tamarac
- West Park
- Weston
- Wilton Manors
FAQ
Hot tub questions
How often should a hot tub be drained?
Most home hot tubs need a drain and refill every few months, and more often with frequent or heavy use. We set a schedule based on how much yours is used.
Why is my hot tub water cloudy?
Usually a dirty filter, low sanitizer or a build-up of oils and dissolved solids. If cleaning the filter and shocking does not fix it, it is time for a drain and refill.
Bromine or chlorine for a hot tub?
Both work. Bromine is popular for hot tubs because it stays effective at high temperatures and is gentler on smell. We balance whichever system you use.
What temperature should my hot tub be?
Most people are comfortable at 100–102°F. 104°F is the widely recommended maximum for adults.
Do you repair hot tub heaters and pumps?
Yes. We diagnose heaters, pumps, jets and controls, and tell you whether a repair or replacement makes more sense.
Can you service the spa and pool together?
Yes. If your spa shares equipment with the pool, we service both in the same visit.
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