Pricing
Most hot tub companies in the area publish nothing. Here's where recurring care starts, what a one-off service call runs, and where the lines are. No surprise invoices — and not sure which fits? The 60-second plan builder will tell you.
Recurring care · chemicals included
One flat monthly number per cabin — chemistry, filter care, the drain cycle, and chemicals all in. One plan, one price; multiple cabins get volume pricing on a quick call.
Most popular
Cabins booked most weekends
vs ~$410/mo buying the visits one-off
2+ cabins or a management portfolio
Per-cabin pricing drops below the single-cabin rate. One invoice, one point of contact, routes built around your housekeeping windows.
Pay as you go
Don't need a plan? Repair and troubleshooting calls follow this structure. You see the parts on the invoice; nothing is bundled or hidden.
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Full drain, line flush, deep clean, filter service, refill, and balanced chemistry. The right first move on a neglected tub.
Range depends on tub size, water access, and filter condition. Lower per-tub on a recurring schedule.
Shell, jets, filter rinse, cover, and a balanced water test — no full drain. Covers about an hour on-site plus materials.
Often scheduled between guest turns. Tighter pricing on a recurring cadence.
Same basic clean, booked inside 48 hours of the next guest arrival. The rush fee covers bumping the route.
$150 clean plus a $75 rush fee for bumping the route on short notice.
Example: a typical control-pack swap runs the $89 service call (first hour included), maybe a half hour of extra labor at $50, plus the control pack itself. You'd see all three lines on the invoice before the work starts.
Tap through the quick estimator — three questions and it points you to the right plan or one-time service, with a ballpark price. Or just call and we'll sort it in a minute.
