How much does a hot tub service cost?
It depends on the visit: the price of a check-over, a clean and a full service is shown on each one above. A full service costs less than booking a check-over and a clean separately. With a clean or a full service, basic parts such as heater seals are included, and any other parts are extra. There’s no VAT to add.
What’s the difference between an annual and a quarterly service?
People use different names for the same jobs. A quarterly service is what we call a clean: a regular visit where we change the water, give the tub a good clean, clean the filter and get the chemical levels right again. An annual service is what we call a full service: a clean plus a check-over inside the cabinet.
How often should a hot tub be serviced?
Once a year suits most home tubs. If yours gets a lot of use, or it’s starting to play up, it’s worth having it done more often. Holiday lets usually need more visits: see regular visits for holiday lets.
What do I need to do before you come?
It helps if the tub is full and we can get to the cabinet panels. If it’s leaking badly, it’s worth mentioning when you book.
Do you bring chemicals and filters?
We don’t supply chemicals, so we use your usual ones. If your filter is past cleaning, we can supply a new one. Filters come in many shapes and sizes, so a new one is an extra, priced on the day.
How long will you be?
Usually 2–4 hours, depending on the tub.
Can you visit regularly?
Yes, we can agree a schedule of regular visits. Ask about a contract rate.
Do you service swim spas?
Yes. Swim spa work is quoted individually. There’s more on our page about swim spa servicing and repairs.