What To Look For When Purchasing A Spa/Hot Tub

The Spa/Hot tub Manufacturer:

• How long has the manufacturer been in business? Confidence in the spa manufacturer to be able to offer parts and warranty is crutial. A manufacturers past and present awards and accomplishments give you peace of mind your spa will stand up to those standards.
• Is their literature informative and easy to understand?
• They should offer a spa for every location, every size and budget.
• Value for quality is very important. The old saying "you get what you pay for" is not always correct in the spa industry. A quality spa is very affordable.
• A reputable spa manufacturer will be accessible to the consumer as well as the dealership.
• Do you have to send the entire spa or it's parts somewhere when repairs are needed?
• Do they stand behind their warranty?
• Does the surface warranty cover peeling, wrinkling,delaminating, discoloring or cracking?
• Is labour included during your warranty period? Verify prior to purchasing.

• Do they include delivery, set up and chemical orientation?
• Do they teach you how to balance your water and provide FREE water testing?
• Will they provide prompt efficient service if you have an problem?
• Do they have qualified service technicians available to service your spa?
• Are they willing to supply you with references?
• Do they belong to the Better Business Bureau, and if so do they have any unsettled claims?
• How long have they been in business?
• What is included with your purchase ie: cover, steps etc.
• A personal reference could save you money, ask your friends and neighbors for their opinions.

• Number of people using the spa?
• Get the right fit - come in for a "WET TEST" so you can feel first hand the difference in the jets for their ability to relieve and rejuvenate by providing a therapeutic hydromassage.
• Is the surface material easy to clean?
• If security is an issue, can your cover be locked?
• Are filters easliy removed for cleaning?
• Can you receive the knowledge required to keep your water balanced ensuring you are bathing in safe water and also protecting your investment.

• Site - is the site level? Can you pour a cement pad(preferred) or supply a solid surface for the spa?
• Building a deck? Make sure you have access to the equipment area.
• You must have an electrician install the necessary wiring for installation to the equipment area of your spa.
• Is security and/or privacy an issue? We can offer The Covanna, the utmost in spa cover/gazebo combination.
• Full foam insulation creates a more stable spa. The water lines are held in place which means less leaks. If repairs are necessary, the foam is very easly replaced.
• Covers, steps and cover lifters are not always necessary depending on your location, so check for pricing on these options.
• Not all spas or spa dealerships are equal. Research is highly recommended.
• Is the spa in stock? You may have to allow for time for delivery.