Local Veteran Awarded Free Hot Tub as a Thank You for His Service!

Tuesday, May 15th, 2018

Local Veteran Awarded Free Hot Tub as a Thank You for His Service!

By Laura Varnon, Marketing Coordinator

The Spa and Sauna Co., spa manufacturer Sundance Spas, and the charity Wish for Our Heroes have teamed up to award a local veteran, Daniel Rogers, a free Sundance spa as a small thank you for his military service.

Daniel, a 30-year-old husband and father of two, is a 9-year member of the Nevada Army National Guard and has been on two year-long deployments overseas and a training mission in Haiti. During his mission in Haiti, his wife, Michelle Rogers, was pregnant with their daughter. During his first deployment, to Afghanistan, Michelle was pregnant with their son, who was born 5 days before Daniel returned home.

Wish for Our Heroes is “a national 501(c)(3), dedicated to providing resources to the “average” active-duty military member, in order to make their deployments a little easier, and to improve the quality of their family lives while home or during deployment,” according to their website.

“Sundance Spas also chose to partner up with Wish for Our Heroes because most of the donations goes to the cause. 100% of individual donations and 95% of corporate donations go directly toward granting wishes. They’re an amazing group and we couldn’t have asked for a better partner,” said James Choi, Channel Marketing Manager for Sundance Spas.  

Daniel is the first veteran in Reno and Nevada to be awarded a spa through the Hot Tub for Heroes program, which is the partnership between Wish for Our Heroes and Sundance Spas. So far, together the two organizations have donated spas (or are in the middle of the donation process) with 17 veterans nationwide, according to Garrett Guinivan, Mid-Atlantic and Rocky Mountain Chapter Director for Wish for Our Heroes.

Daniel, who is a military police officer, wrote in his application essay about his second tour, which was in Kuwait, “This one was much more difficult on the wife and the children, as the kids were older and they definitely missed me terribly. I am home now spending some much-needed time with my family, but still am ever ready to answer the call when it comes.”

 

On the spa delivery day, Daniel and Michelle both mentioned that they had never won any contents or something of this scale before. They are truly thrilled to have a hot tub now and have been using it several times a day, either before work or for some family time.

“It’s surreal that we have a hot tub in our backyard that we won for free,” said Michelle.

Daniel, a manager at a Walmart Distribution Center, said he initially signed up for the Guard years ago because he wanted something more in life. He returned home from his most recent tour in the middle of last summer.

“I have been rather fortunate in my military career and have not suffered any major physical trauma.” Daniel wrote. “I suffer from muscle aches and pains, but nothing too terrible, as some of my brothers and sisters in arms have. For me, a spa would be beneficial for me mentally. It would be a way to relax, sooth sore muscles, and get the family together to spend more quality time, that is not distracted by other mind consuming technologies.”[node:summary]

The Spa and Sauna Co. was pleased to participate in the program.

“We, at the Spa and Sauna Co., are very proud to be able to fulfill this Hot Tub for Heroes donation, granted in conjunction with the Wish for Our Heroes foundation and Sundance Spas,” said Spa and Sauna Co. Owner Scott Clark. “We are also incredibly grateful to Daniel for his Service to our country and the sacrifices he and his family have made during his deployments. We hope that Daniel and his family are able to enjoy years of relaxation, stress relief, and family bonding time from their new Sundance Hamilton.”

Wish for our Heroes encourages giving back to the community, something which Daniel already participates in.

“I am already pretty big in trying to give back to my community. For example, I work with the local Food Bank of Northern Nevada and volunteer time there to help them process food and get it out to families in the area. What I am most excited about is to combine one of my favorite hobbies with community outreach. Snowboarding is one of my favorite things to do, and this year, I have signed myself and my kids up for the Sky Tavern Junior Ski Program. This is a non profit organization that teaches kids how to ski/snowboard. It is 100% volunteer run. This year I will be volunteering as much time as I possibly can to this program, primarily as a snowboarding instructor; however, I will also be fulfilling any role that is required of me in order to make it work up there. A spa would make for a wonderful way to rebound after long days on the mountain in the winter time!”

We wish you continued enjoyment in your new Sundance Spa, Daniel!

Will I really use my Hot Tub?

Thursday, May 10th, 2018

Will I really use my Hot Tub?

Woman Enjoying Hot Tub Time

By Laura Varnon, Marketing Coordinator

A hot tub will change your life for the better! There is nothing quite like soaking in hot water while enjoying the hydrotherapy massage of the jets. If you want to get the most use out of your hot tub and enjoy it to its fullest capabilities, we recommend choosing a hot tub that requires little maintenance, placing your hot tub near your house for easy access, and purchasing a cover lifting device for easier and faster covering and uncovering.

Here are some of the top reasons to use your hot tub:

  1. To Relax Sore Muscles
  2. To Enjoy Family Time
  3. To Improve Your Sleep
  4. To Relieve Stress
  5. To Relieve Pain
  6. To Warm Up Before a Workout
  7. To Rejuvenate After a Workout
  8. To Create a Private Retreat in Your Own Yard

As you can see, there certainly are many reasons to use your hot tub.

All you need to do is make the time for it. Once you build a 20-minute morning or evening soak into your daily routine, you will find that you feel better overall. It will become an essential part of your day.

Here are some things you can do to make sure you purchase a hot tub that you will use frequently:

  1. Purchase a High-Quality Tub that features Excellent Massage
  2. Make Sure Your Hot Tub is Energy Efficient, so it is Hot and Ready to Go All the Time
  3. Make Sure it is Easy to Clean.
  4. Make Sure it is Comfortable for You and Your Family
  5. Make Sure there is No Chemical Smell and that the Water Care You Use Doesn’t Irritate Your Skin.

Acrylic hot tubs, plug-and-play hot tubs, and swim spas require little maintenance if small daily and weekly tasks, such as adding shock after every use, testing the water weekly, and keeping the filters clean.    

Click here for more information.

With these tips and tricks, we’re sure you will be a frequent hot tub user in no time! Enjoy!

Benefits of a Fitness Pool at Home, Fernley Swim Spas

Wednesday, May 9th, 2018

Benefits of a Fitness Pool at Home, Fernley Swim Spas

If you’re considering investing in swimming from home, have you thought about looking into a swim spa? With all the same features of a larger pool and then some, a swim spa may be the perfect solution. Here’s some information on the modern swim spa and how it differs from a traditional pool.

You Can Use It Year Round Homeowners are often excited to swim from home, only to be disappointed when the weather turns cold and the swimming pool is covered with a tarp. Luckily, a swim spa is a year round investment! Forget about packing the suit, you can use your amazing lap pool inside too!

It’s a Hot Tub and Swimming Pool In One Struggling between a hot tub or a swimming pool? Why make the choice when you don’t need to. Modern swim spas can be equipped with a spa, complete with massaging jets at one end, and a never ending current at the other for the best of both worlds in one machine.

Fun, Fitness and Health for the Whole Family With a never ending current, swimming laps from home has never been easier. After working out, Grab the kids to enjoy some wave splashing in the non-stop current, and when it’s time for a break, slip on over to the hot tub for relaxing relief.

So Go Ahead, Take a Swim, You Deserve It! It’s, fast, fun and relaxing. Not only that, it’s good for the body, soothes the mind and can improve your overall health and well-being.

To encourage local residents to check out the benefits of using a swim spa to help improve their overall health and well-being, The Spa and Sauna Company is providing free swim spa test soaks at all their showrooms. We do recommend, however, that people wanting to schedule their free 30-minute test call us ahead of time to reserve their spot.

To learn more about the benefits of owning a swim spa, just give us a call at ☎ 775-852-3838 or visit our website at: http://www.spaandsauna.com/swim-spas-0 .

The Spa and Sauna Co. 
9748 So. Virginia Street, Ste. C-D
Reno, NV 89511
☎ 775-852-3838
https://maps.google.com/?cid=2463027483589999860
http://www.spaandsauna.com/hot-tub-store/spa-sauna-co-south-virginia-street

The Spa and Sauna Shop
250 E Glendale Avenue
Sparks, NV 89431
☎ 775-852-3838
https://maps.google.com/?cid=16064479716723701911
http://www.spaandsauna.com

Reno Hot Spring Spas and Billiards
6815 Sierra Center Parkway #100
Reno, NV 89511 
☎ 775-851-7727
https://maps.google.com/?cid=921080039542699057
http://hottubsreno.com/hot-tub-store/reno-hot-spring-spas-and-billiards

Soothe Arthritis in a New or Used Spa in Fernley

Wednesday, May 9th, 2018

Soothe Arthritis in a New or Used Spa in Fernley

Over 40 million people suffer from arthritis in the United States. Achy, stiff joints are debilitating, making it tough to get through the day. Luckily, there are easy, safe ways to relieve pain that can make life with arthritis manageable.

Here’s how regular hot tub use can soothe arthritis pain.

Banish Pain on Contact As an alternative to medication, soaking in the hot tub provides instant relief, but in a natural, safe environment. With targeted massage, it’s easy to customize the perfect hydrotherapy treatment for the knees, hips, shoulder and anywhere arthritis creates pain.

Preserve Strength A hot tub is the perfect environment to engage in light stretching or aquatic exercise. Water is buoyant, making movement pain free. Slip into the tub and water cushions and supports joints, making it easy to move easily without discomfort.

Increase Flexibility Relaxing in the high heat of the hot tub feels great on sore muscles and joints, but it can also improve long-term flexibility. Elevated heat reduces stiffness, soothing and calming inflamed joints. When used on a regular basis, the hot tub can increase flexibility, improve coordination, and balance.

To encourage local residents to check out the benefits of using a hot tub to help improve their overall health and well-being, The Spa and Sauna Company is providing free test soaks at all their showrooms. We do recommend, however, that people wanting to schedule their free 30-minute soak call us ahead of time to reserve their spot.

To learn more about the benefits of owning a hot tub, just give us a call at 775-852-3838 or visit our website at: http://www.spaandsauna.com.

The Spa and Sauna Co. 
9748 So. Virginia Street, Ste. C-D
Reno, NV 89511
☎ 775-852-3838
https://maps.google.com/?cid=2463027483589999860
http://www.spaandsauna.com/hot-tub-store/spa-sauna-co-south-virginia-street

The Spa and Sauna Shop
250 E Glendale Avenue
Sparks, NV 89431
☎ 775-852-3838
https://maps.google.com/?cid=16064479716723701911
http://www.spaandsauna.com

Reno Hot Spring Spas and Billiards
6815 Sierra Center Parkway #100
Reno, NV 89511 
☎ 775-851-7727
https://maps.google.com/?cid=921080039542699057
http://hottubsreno.com/hot-tub-store/reno-hot-spring-spas-and-billiards

Tips for Stress Awareness Month, Fernley Hot Tubs

Wednesday, May 9th, 2018

Tips for Stress Awareness Month, Fernley Hot Tubs

The Spa and Sauna Company, a hot tub, swim spa and sauna dealer with 3 retail showrooms serving the greater Fernley, Reno and Lake Tahoe area shares tips for Stress Awareness Month. “Elevated stress can trigger many health conditions, such as diabetes, heart disease and depression. Unfortunately, stress isn’t taken seriously, largely because of how prevalent it is in our lives,” says Scott Clark, president of The Spa and Sauna Company.

Here are tips for beating stress that everyone can do regularly to combat its effects.

Relaxing in a hot tub can go a long way toward beating stress at home by installing a portable spa. – These delightful additions to a backyard, porch or patio provide instant stress relief in a soothing atmosphere that makes people feel pampered and happy. The buoyancy of the water takes all of the strain off muscles, tendons and joints while massaging jets work out kinks that tension creates throughout the day.

Get comfortable by creating a soothing place to relax at home and reduce stress easily. - Dim the lights, play calming music and most of all - unplug. Taking a few minutes to relax each day in a calm environment without the distraction of cell phones and television is a smart, healthy way to relieve built up tension and stress.

Practice breathing. – Everyone knows how to breathe. But, it takes practice to breathe in a way that calms the body. One easy way to control breathing is to lie face down on a bed or floor. Place the hands under the face, and rest gently. Concentrate on breathing deeply and fully expanding the lungs with each breath. To learn more about the benefits of owning a hot tub, just call ☎ 775-852-3838 or visit http://www.spaandsauna.com/hot-tubs.

The Spa and Sauna Co. 
9748 So. Virginia Street, Ste. C-D
Reno, NV 89511
☎ 775-852-3838
https://maps.google.com/?cid=2463027483589999860
http://www.spaandsauna.com/hot-tub-store/spa-sauna-co-south-virginia-street

The Spa and Sauna Shop
250 E Glendale Avenue
Sparks, NV 89431
☎ 775-852-3838
https://maps.google.com/?cid=16064479716723701911
http://www.spaandsauna.com

Reno Hot Spring Spas and Billiards
6815 Sierra Center Parkway #100
Reno, NV 89511 
☎ 775-851-7727
https://maps.google.com/?cid=921080039542699057
http://hottubsreno.com/hot-tub-store/reno-hot-spring-spas-and-billiards

How Big of a Room do I Need for a Pool Table?

Thursday, April 26th, 2018

How Big of a Room do I Need for a Pool Table?

Chart explaining what size room you need for a pool table

Pool tables come in a variety of sizes to accommodate rooms of various sizes. However, you need to make sure that more than just your table will fit in your room. You also need to be able to fit your pool cues with room to move them comfortably, without hitting windows, while playing.

While a standard pool table is 8 feet long, there are also 7-foot-long pool tables and 9-foot-long pool tables.

The vendors we work with at The Spa and Sauna Co. are Brunswick Billiards and Olhausen Billiards. Both companies offer customization of their pool tables in a variety of styles. Pool table pricing starts at $2,150 and many models can be found in the $3,000 to $7,000 range. However, as you customize design, finishes, sites, types of cloth, and add upgrades, pricing can go over $10,000.

Click here for a video created by The Spa and Sauna Co. team about pool table room sizing suggestions.

Click here for a chart provided by Brunswick Billiards for optimal room dimensions for pool tables of various sizes.

The smallest room you would ever want to put a pool table in is 11’6” x 14’6”. That would accommodate a 7’ pool table, with a short 48” cue. However, a slightly larger room at 12’ x 15’ would allow for that table with a 52” cue, while 13’ x 16’ would allow for a 7’ table with a standard size 58” pool cue.

Pool cue length comes down to personal preference and the amount of room you have. Some people prefer to break with a shorter cue, while other people who are under 6’4” feel more comfortable with a 48” or 52” cue. 

For a standard 8’ table, you would need a room between 12’ x 15’6” with a short cue, to 12’6” x 16 for a 52” cue, to 13’6” x 17’ for a full 58” cue. As you can probably see, each time you expand the length of the cue chosen by 6 or 12 inches, you need to expand the size of the room by the same amount on all sides.

For a 9’ table, you would need a room at least 12’6 x 16’6”. A room of 13’ x 17’ would be needed for a 52” cue and a room of 14’ x 18’ would be needed for a 58” cue.

We hope this guide has helped you determine which room in your home can host your pool table. Please visit https://www.spaandsauna.com/pool-tables for more information on the brands we carry or to obtain a Pool Table Buyer’s Guide, Risk Free Price Quote or Information About Financing.

We carry pool tables, cues, and accessories at two of our locations, The Spa and Billiard Shop at 9748 S. Virginia St. in Reno and at The Spa and Sauna Shop, 250 E. Glendale Ave. in Sparks.

We look forward to helping your find the right pool table for your needs.  

Should I buy a used hot tub or spa on Craigslist?

Thursday, April 19th, 2018

Should I buy a used hot tub or spa on Craigslist?

Ad for an inexpensive hot tub on Craigslist. Is it a good deal?

You’ve decided you want to buy a hot tub. You’ve looked in some showrooms possibly. Maybe you’re not ready to commit to a big purchase, so you start searching Craigslist.

After a minute or two of searching, you see this ad.  

Sounds pretty good, doesn’t it? How much could a new pump cost? A couple hundred dollars, maybe? Possibly much more.  

We at The Spa and Sauna Co. aren’t going to tell you that you shouldn’t buy a hot tub or spa on Craigslist, but we do want to share some helpful buying tips, so you can enjoy your purchase.

  1.  Before you buy a hot tub or spa off a site like Craigslist, or from any individual seller, remove the panels of the hot tub and check that there haven’t been any rodents or snakes nesting inside the warm insulation and near the heater. You will also want to check for any fraying in the wiring.
  2. Find out from the seller what works and what doesn’t. In this case, the seller sounds as if they are being quite upfront.
  3. If possible, fill the hot tub up on the owner’s property and check for leaks before you purchase it. Leaky spas can be costly to repair.
  4. Know that spas purchased from an individual don’t come with a warranty.
  5. See if you can identify the brand (in this case: Catalina Spas) and find out if there are any dealers in the area who still carry parts and can service the brand, model, and year of spa. You don’t want to get stuck with a hot tub or spa that needs repairs if the new parts and service are not available.
  6. If the owner still has it, ask them to include the Owner’s Manual. It will contain a lot of helpful information. If they don’t have it, you may be able to find it online.
  7. You will also want to find out if the spa requires 110V or 220V and make sure your home has the appropriate electrical and a flat surface (either a concrete pad or pavers) to rest the tub on.
  8. Find out the appropriate water care system and filters for your spa and be sure to use those.

Finally, if you’re more comfortable buying from an authorized hot tub dealer, please know that, at The Spa and Sauna Co., we obtain used and pre-owned hot tubs through our trade-in program. We often know their entire service history. All the used hot tubs we sell are inspected and certified. They undergo a full 24-point diagnostic inspection and include warranty, new filters, a spa cover, owner’s manual, water care chemical kit and/or an in-home seminar, and more. Delivery is also available.

For more information on our used hot tubs, which start at about $2,000, visit https://www.spaandsauna.com/used-hot-tubs.

Should I buy a used hot tub or spa on Craigslist?

Thursday, April 19th, 2018

Should I buy a used hot tub or spa on Craigslist?

Ad for an inexpensive hot tub on Craigslist. Is it a good deal?

You’ve decided you want to buy a hot tub. You’ve looked in some showrooms possibly. Maybe you’re not ready to commit to a big purchase, so you start searching Craigslist.

After a minute or two of searching, you see this ad.  

Sounds pretty good, doesn’t it? How much could a new pump cost? A couple hundred dollars, maybe? Possibly much more.  

We at The Spa and Sauna Co. aren’t going to tell you that you shouldn’t buy a hot tub or spa on Craigslist, but we do want to share some helpful buying tips, so you can enjoy your purchase.

  1.  Before you buy a hot tub or spa off a site like Craigslist, or from any individual seller, remove the panels of the hot tub and check that there haven’t been any rodents or snakes nesting inside the warm insulation and near the heater. You will also want to check for any fraying in the wiring.
  2. Find out from the seller what works and what doesn’t. In this case, the seller sounds as if they are being quite upfront.
  3. If possible, fill the hot tub up on the owner’s property and check for leaks before you purchase it. Leaky spas can be costly to repair.
  4. Know that spas purchased from an individual don’t come with a warranty.
  5. See if you can identify the brand (in this case: Catalina Spas) and find out if there are any dealers in the area who still carry parts and can service the brand, model, and year of spa. You don’t want to get stuck with a hot tub or spa that needs repairs if the new parts and service are not available.
  6. If the owner still has it, ask them to include the Owner’s Manual. It will contain a lot of helpful information. If they don’t have it, you may be able to find it online.
  7. You will also want to find out if the spa requires 110V or 220V and make sure your home has the appropriate electrical and a flat surface (either a concrete pad or pavers) to rest the tub on.
  8. Find out the appropriate water care system and filters for your spa and be sure to use those.

Finally, if you’re more comfortable buying from an authorized hot tub dealer, please know that, at The Spa and Sauna Co., we obtain used and pre-owned hot tubs through our trade-in program. We often know their entire service history. All the used hot tubs we sell are inspected and certified. They undergo a full 24-point diagnostic inspection and include warranty, new filters, a spa cover, owner’s manual, water care chemical kit and/or an in-home seminar, and more. Delivery is also available.

For more information on our used hot tubs, which start at about $2,000, visit https://www.spaandsauna.com/used-hot-tubs.

Hot Tub Dealer Reno, The Spa and Sauna Company Wins Caldera Spas 2107 Territory of the Year Award

Wednesday, April 18th, 2018

Hot Tub Dealer Reno, The Spa and Sauna Company Wins Caldera Spas 2107 Territory of the Year Award

The Spa and Sauna Company, a hot tub, swim spa and sauna dealer with 3 retail showrooms serving the greater Reno and Lake Tahoe area was recognized as the 2017 North American Territory Dealer of the Year by Caldera Spas.  

Territory Dealers of the Year were honored at a special reception at the 2018 Caldera Spas Dealer Conference, which was held in January in Coronado, California.

“Winning this award is truly a great honor,” said Scott Clark, CEO of The Spa and Sauna Company.  “Territory Dealer of the Year award honorees are carefully evaluated for business excellence, customer experience, sales performance and overall representation of the Caldera Spas brand.”

“The Spa and Sauna Company carries only the most innovative and best-in-market products and has a great reputation for delivering great products and service.  

The company always focuses on what’s best for their clients with the goal to always exceed customer expectations in terms of value and service.”

The company has a friendly and knowledgeable sales team that ensures their customers are getting the hot tub, swim spa or sauna that’s just the right fit for each person, backyard and budget. Each customer is treated as an individual with individual needs.

To learn more about the benefits of owning a hot tub, just call ☎ 775-852-3838 or visit https://www.spaandsauna.com/hot-tubs/caldera-spas.

The Spa and Sauna Co. 
9748 So. Virginia Street, Ste. C-D
Reno, NV 89511
☎ 775-852-3838
https://maps.google.com/?cid=2463027483589999860
http://www.spaandsauna.com/hot-tub-store/spa-sauna-co-south-virginia-street

The Spa and Sauna Shop
250 E Glendale Avenue
Sparks, NV 89431
☎ 775-852-3838
https://maps.google.com/?cid=16064479716723701911
http://www.spaandsauna.com

Reno Hot Spring Spas and Billiards
6815 Sierra Center Parkway #100
Reno, NV 89511 
☎ 775-851-7727
https://maps.google.com/?cid=921080039542699057
http://hottubsreno.com/hot-tub-store/reno-hot-spring-spas-and-billiards
 

What Kind of Hot Tub is Right for Me? An Honest Comparison

Thursday, April 12th, 2018

What Kind of Hot Tub is Right for Me? An Honest Comparison

Types of Hot Tubs

In this article, we will take an honest look at the kinds of hot tubs available on the market today. We encourage you to look at your budget and your dream backyard plan and decide what’s best for you.

At The Spa and Sauna Co., we sell new and used acrylic portable hot tubs, “plug-and-play” portable hot tubs, and new swim spas.  We realize these might not be the best choice for you but would like you to have as much information as possible in your search for hot water therapy.

Inflatable Hot Tubs or Vinyl Liner Hot Tubs

Certainly, the least expensive option, inflatable hot tubs are available for a few hundred dollars. They are most often sold by big-box stores and online retailers. Part of their appeal is the lack of financial commitment they require. If you decide a hot tub isn’t for you, you are only out a minimal amount of money. They are also good for people who don’t own their property or have the ability to put electrical components on their property. Inflatable hot tubs are also easily moved. However, they also easily pop.

“Plug-and-Play” Hot Tubs or Unicast Hot Tubs

“Plug-and-play” hot tubs are made of a rotationally-molded plastic which is also used to create everything from traffic cones to kayaks. “Plug-and-play” hot tubs can be used with a regular 110-volt electrical outlet, which saves the owner the cost of installing a more-expensive 220-volt outlet, which is required for almost all acrylic hot tubs and swim spas. Most unicast models offer bench seating. As an added bonus, because of their one-piece construction, these tubs tend to be more budget friendly than acrylic models. Because of this, they tend to be considered an introductory hot tub.

These tubs can be moved, if necessary.

However, there are some downsides associated with these models as well. They can’t be upgraded to have an enhanced sanitizing systems, stereo system, etc. And often the jet therapy they offer isn’t as intense as the offerings available with acrylic hot tubs.

Acrylic Hot Tubs

Acrylic hot tubs come in a variety of price points, starting around $5,000 and going as high as $20,000. Acrylic is used to make everything from furniture to light fixtures. These hot tubs can be modest, with basic jets and bench style seating, or very high end tubs, with customized loungers and seats and jets at a variety of locations, like neck, wrists, back, legs, etc.

Most acrylic hot tubs require a 220-volt electrical outlet, which requires special installation by an electrician. Acrylic hot tubs give you the most options in terms of features, such as speakers, waterfalls, lights, upgraded sanitizing or ozone systems, enhanced covers, etc. Acrylic hot tubs offer stylized cabinets that look like hardwood but are more durable.

Additionally, they can be moved, should you relocate or decide to sell your spa.

Both acrylic and “plug-and-play” hot tubs require a certain amount of maintenance. They do need to be purged, drained and cleaned every 4 months. They also require small amounts of time maintaining chemical levels on a weekly and daily basis. Services are available for this type of work if you prefer to have someone perform routine maintenance for you.

Swim Spas

Swim Spas offer the best of both worlds – an environment to swim in cooler water, around 80 degrees, and an area to soak with contoured, jetted seats. Swim spas can be installed indoors or out, semi-in-ground or above ground.

These tubs can be expensive, starting around $20,000 and going up to about $60,000, depending on options and features added. Some models offer enhanced exercise equipment, including underwater treadmills. They are great for family fun and athletes of any level.

Unlike an in-ground swimming pool or hot tub, a swim spa can be taken with you when if you move.

However, installation can be tricky and may even require a crane.

In-ground Hot Tubs

The Spa and Sauna Co. does not carry in-ground hot tubs. In-ground hot tubs are often made of fiberglass, which is also used to make airplanes, waterslides and speed boats.

In-ground hot tubs can be a beautiful part of your backyard and they can look like a natural water feature.

However, in-ground tubs of similar size often have fewer, less targeted jets and more bench-like seating, which some people find less comfortable than the options available in acrylic tubs. Also, an in-ground fiberglass hot tub can’t be moved and taken with you. Once it is a part of your landscape, it is there to stay.

We hope this hot tub overview has made your search for hot water therapy a bit easier.