$175.00 to $195.00 On-site Service Call & First Hour
Verify electrical safety
Troubleshoot reported problem(s)
Test all components
Inspect entire hot tub
Provide written Inspection/Evaluation Report
Identify repair parts
Provide written Estimates for repair
$150.00 per additional hour of on-site labor
Drain tub if necessary
Repair or replace defective components
Refill tub if necessary
Test & verify operation
Hot Tub Service Area Map
Servicing Olympic Peninsula including Clallam, Jefferson, Kitsap and Mason counties.
$175.00 On-site Service Call & First Hour
Adelma Beach,
Agnew,
Bees Mill,
Blynn,
Bridgenhaven,
Brinnon,
Camp Discovery,
Cape George,
Carlsborg,
Chimacum,
Coville,
Coyle,
Dabob,
Diamond Point,
Dungeness,
Eaglemount,
Elwha,
Gardiner,
Glen Cove,
Indian Island,
Irondale,
Jamestown,
Joyce,
Leland,
Lower Elwha,
Maple Grove,
Marrowstone Island,
Mats Mats,
Maynard,
Port Angeles,
Port Crescent,
Port Discovery,
Port Hadlock,
Port Ludlow,
Port Townsend,
Quilcene,
Seal Rock,
Sequim,
Shine
$195.00 On-site Service Call & First Hour
Allyn,
Artondale,
Bainbridge Island,
Belfair,
Bremerton,
Burley,
Dayton,
Eldon,
Fox Island,
Gig Harbor,
Hamma Hamma,
Hansville,
Harstine Island,
Hintzville,
Holly,
Home,
Hoodsport,
Indianola,
Key Center,
Kingston,
Lake Cushman,
Liliwaup,
Lofall,
Longbranch,
Matlock,
Mohrweis,
Port Gamble,
Port Orchard,
Potlatch,
Poulsbo,
Seabeck,
Shelton,
Silverdale,
Silverdale,
Skokomish,
Sunset Beach,
Suquamish,
Tahuya,
Tracyton,
Union,
Vaughn,
Vinland,
Wauna
Free Hot Tub Repair Estimates:
Would you like a 'ballpark' idea of what it MIGHT cost to fix your hot tub BEFORE you schedule and pay for an on-site service call?
If you already know what's wrong with your tub and what parts need to be replaced, scroll down for a short list of the most common hot tub repair costs.
Keep in mind: hot tub part prices can vary greatly and some brands use proprietary parts that can only come from the original hot tub factory and many factories discontinued older parts during the supply chain problems of the pandemic.
Most common hot tub service & repair costs*:
$175.00 to $345.00 - Annual Preventive Maintenance
$175.00 to $345.00 - Routine Drain, Clean, Refill
$235.00 to $405.00 - Replace hot tub flow switch or pressure switch
$235.00 to $480.00 - Replace hot tub heat element or assembly
$475.00 to $645.00 - Replace hot tub circ pump
$550.00 to $1050.00 - Replace hot tub jet pump
$550.00 to $2250.00 - Replace hot tub circuit board or control system
*Informal estimates are for information purposes only and do not constitute a binding contract. Actual cost may vary. Certain limitations apply. Schedule an on-site service call for a Troubleshooting, Testing & Inspection visit if you need accurate, guaranteed estimates.
Got a big, ugly pile of problems shaped like a hot tub?
Schedule a $175.00 to $195.00 Troubleshooting, Testing &: Inspection on-site service call to get:
Expert troubleshooting of the problem(s) you know about
Complete testing to identify problems you may not know about (yet)
Detailed, written inspection report
Guaranteed repair estimates
Is an old hot tub with multiple problems worth fixing?
Spend a little; Save a lot. Schedule a $175.00 to $195.00 Troubleshooting, Testing &: Inspection on-site service call to find out how much it will cost to fix and how long it will last before you pour buckets of money into an old, broken down hot tub that isn't worth fixing.
Typical Hot Tub Lifespan
Your self-contained hot tub was mass-produced in a factory on an assembly line like every other appliance in your home and it has a similar lifespan. At some point, it's not worth fixing and should just be replaced.
Questions you should ask yourself before spending money repairing and old hot tub:
How old is my hot tub?
The typical lifespan of a well-built and well-maintained hot tub or spa lifespan is 15 to 20 yrs.
Hot tub chemicals eventually damage the inside surface of all the flexible PVC pipe inside your hot tub cabinet and all the seals around your jets. Replacing all the pipe and jet seals is not practical and, in most cases, impossible.
The flexible PVC pipe in your tub expands and contracts every time your jets turn on and off. Eventually, this 'cyclical surge fatigue' makes every inch of pipe hidden deep inside your tub stiff and brittle. Sooner or later, it cracks and you have leaks.
Small, hidden leaks inside the cabinet of your hot tub create a perpetually damp environment inside your cabinet that eventually rots wood frames and rusts metal frames and slowly corrodes expensive parts like circuit boards and pump motors.
Is my hot tub a discount model or a premium model?
Most hot tub manufacturers produce two or more model lines to meet different price points. If you have a premium, quality tub it cost more because they used higher quality materials and require more labor to assemble. If you have a discount tub it cost less because they use lower quality materials and require less labor to assemble.
You can get up to 30 years service from a premium tub. You're lucky if you get 15 years from a discount tub.
If I fix my tub now, how long will it last until the next problem?
Imagine spending $1200 to $1500 to fix your tub and two months later, something else goes wrong that will cost another $1000. Do you fix it again because you're already 'invested' or do you cut your losses and scrap it? Do you send $1200 to $1500 to the dump or do you double-down and risk another $1000?
Should I just get rid of it and maybe buy a new hot tub?
An old hot tub is a lot like an old car. You have to spend more money every year to keep it running as parts wear out. If your tub is more than 10 yrs old and you have to spend more than around $2,000 to get it working again it may not be worth fixing.
If you want honest, experienced, professional answers to all these questions and more, schedule a $135 Troubleshooting, Testing and Inspection service call. If you spend a little up front, it can save you a lot of money and headache in the long run.
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