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By Laura Varnon, Marketing Coordinator

The Spa and Sauna Company now has Clearance and Scratch and Dent Hot Tub Covers available at our Sparks Showroom, at 250 E. Glendale Ave., on the corner of McCarran Blvd. and Glendale Ave.

By Laura Varnon, Marketing Coordinator

The Spa and Sauna Company now has Clearance and Scratch and Dent Hot Tub Covers available at our Sparks Showroom, at 250 E. Glendale Ave., on the corner of McCarran Blvd. and Glendale Ave.

By Laura Varnon, Marketing Coordinator

What is a Circ Pump or Circulation Pump? Do I need a Circ Pump? Why? What makes a Circ Pump essential for a quality hot tub?

In the blog below, we hope we can answer all of your questions about Circ Pumps.

By Laura Varnon, Marketing Coordinator

Here at The Spa and Sauna Company, we specialize in selling and maintaining hot tubs.

We will deliver your hot tub, but we do not hook up your hot tub to an electrical source.

As a courtesy, we will help you find an electrician, or a crane operator, or a concrete contractor, if you need one.

After being in business for nearly 30 years, we have delivered our share of hot tubs.

Most customers only require an electrician. Some customers need a concrete pad poured still. The occasional hot tub delivery, and most swim spa deliveries, require a crane.

Regardless of what you need, we are here to help. We want your hot tub or swim spa delivery to be as relaxing as possible.

For that reason, we have compiled a referral list of electricians, concrete contractors, and crane operators that we have worked with previously. Those that we feel are the best are on our referral list.

Should you need help finding an electrician, crane operator, or concrete contractor for your hot tub or swim spa installation, we will gladly share our list of vendors with you.

All you need to do is call our Customer Engagement Representative, Delivery Supervisor, or your Salesperson, and ask for the list.

Here are a few helpful hints. Have your electrical box installed prior to the delivery. Your electrician doesn’t need to be present for the delivery. Ask them to come back after the hot tub or swim spa has been filled to do the final connection.

We hope this has helped make getting your new hot tub a bit easier.

By Laura Varnon, Marketing Coordinator

What is the perfect hot tub? Well, the answer is different for everyone and depends on quite a few factors. In fact, the BETTER question is, what is the perfect hot tub for YOU?

We have a short quiz, developed by our team of Hot Tub Experts, that can help our team of professionals get you in YOUR Perfect Hot Tub!

By Laura Varnon, Marketing Coordinator

What is the perfect hot tub? Well, the answer is different for everyone and depends on quite a few factors. In fact, the BETTER question is, what is the perfect hot tub for YOU?

We have a short quiz, developed by our team of Hot Tub Experts, that can help our team of professionals get you in YOUR Perfect Hot Tub!

By Laura Varnon, Marketing Coordinator

This year, we embraced a new philosophy called “You Ask, We Answer” to help keep our customers as informed as possible. After being in business since 1990, our potential customers and customers have asked a lot of questions. We have been honored to answer them.

Here are some highlights of our most read blogs and most watched videos, inspired by Spa and Sauna Company events and questions from real people like you!

Human Interest Blogs

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

The Spa and Sauna Co., spa manufacturer Sundance Spas, and the charity Wish for Our Heroes teamed up in May 2018 to award a local veteran, Daniel Rogers, a free Sundance spa as a small thank you for his military service.

Daniel, a 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.

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

The family of 4 now uses their hot tub multiple times a day for relaxation, family time and pain relief. To read more and watch the video from the day of installation, Click Here.

Consumer Question Blogs

How Much Does it Cost To Buy a Hot Tub?

So you’re flirting with the idea of owning your very own hot tub. Most of us want access to as much information on a product before we have a discussion with a retailer, so it’s understandable that you’d wonder why we don’t post hot tub pricing online.

Part of our dealer agreements with our hot tub manufacturers prohibits us from posting exact hot tub pricing online. What we can tell you is that, at The Spa and Sauna Company, our new hot tubs range from $3,000 to $20,000, meaning there truly is a hot tub for everyone. In addition to new models, we also offer pre-owned hot tubs, perfect for any budget, and occasionally at less than $3,000. Our goal is to find the perfect hot tub for you, not to convince you to break your budget.

To read the full blog, Click Here.

How Big of A Room do I 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.

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.

To read the entire blog and watch our informational video, Click Here.

Should I Buy a Spa or Hot Tub From Craigslist?

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 a promising looking ad, but the hot tub has a few parts that need replacing. Should you go for it?

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.

To read our suggestions, when buying a Used Hot Tub, Click Here.

Hot Tub Maintenance Blogs

How to Drain a Hot Tub Like a Pro

The Spa and Sauna company recommends you drain and clean your hot tub every 4 months, unless you have an ACE salt water system. Then you can drain every 6 months. You can do your Drain and Clean yourself or you can have our one of our skilled Concierge Techs do it for you.

If you do want to do your Drain and Clean yourself, we have listed out the steps you need to take.

To read more about draining and cleaning your hot tub and to watch a video of our Concierge Technicians performing those steps, click here.

More Questions Answered

We have many more blogs and videos about many other topics as well. To read more, Click Here. And as always, keep those questions coming, either in the showroom, by telephone, by email, by web form, or by web chat. We are here to help!

By Laura Varnon, Marketing Coordinator

This year, we embraced a new philosophy called “You Ask, We Answer” to help keep our customers as informed as possible. After being in business since 1990, our potential customers and customers have asked a lot of questions. We have been honored to answer them.

Here are some highlights of our most read blogs and most watched videos, inspired by Spa and Sauna Company events and questions from real people like you!

Human Interest Blogs

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

The Spa and Sauna Co., spa manufacturer Sundance Spas, and the charity Wish for Our Heroes teamed up in May 2018 to award a local veteran, Daniel Rogers, a free Sundance spa as a small thank you for his military service.

Daniel, a 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.

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

The family of 4 now uses their hot tub multiple times a day for relaxation, family time and pain relief. To read more and watch the video from the day of installation, Click Here.

Consumer Question Blogs

How Much Does it Cost To Buy a Hot Tub?

So you’re flirting with the idea of owning your very own hot tub. Most of us want access to as much information on a product before we have a discussion with a retailer, so it’s understandable that you’d wonder why we don’t post hot tub pricing online.

Part of our dealer agreements with our hot tub manufacturers prohibits us from posting exact hot tub pricing online. What we can tell you is that, at The Spa and Sauna Company, our new hot tubs range from $3,000 to $20,000, meaning there truly is a hot tub for everyone. In addition to new models, we also offer pre-owned hot tubs, perfect for any budget, and occasionally at less than $3,000. Our goal is to find the perfect hot tub for you, not to convince you to break your budget.

To read the full blog, Click Here.

How Big of A Room do I 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.

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.

To read the entire blog and watch our informational video, Click Here.

Should I Buy a Spa or Hot Tub From Craigslist?

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 a promising looking ad, but the hot tub has a few parts that need replacing. Should you go for it?

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.

To read our suggestions, when buying a Used Hot Tub, Click Here.

Hot Tub Maintenance Blogs

How to Drain a Hot Tub Like a Pro

The Spa and Sauna company recommends you drain and clean your hot tub every 4 months, unless you have an ACE salt water system. Then you can drain every 6 months. You can do your Drain and Clean yourself or you can have our one of our skilled Concierge Techs do it for you.

If you do want to do your Drain and Clean yourself, we have listed out the steps you need to take.

To read more about draining and cleaning your hot tub and to watch a video of our Concierge Technicians performing those steps, click here.

More Questions Answered

We have many more blogs and videos about many other topics as well. To read more, Click Here. And as always, keep those questions coming, either in the showroom, by telephone, by email, by web form, or by web chat. We are here to help!

By Laura Varnon, Marketing Coordinator

Buying a hot tub is a big decision and today it’s easier to be more informed than ever. Don’t fall for common spa myths perpetrated by other hot tub dealers.

Here are some of the most common spa buying myths we’ve heard from customers who have visited other spa dealers.

Myth #1: All Spas are the same.

We, at The Spa and Sauna Company, know all spas are NOT the same. That’s why we carry several high-quality brands at different showrooms, simply because different people have different needs that can be met by different brands. While our entry level spas are a great value for the price, they aren’t the same as our premium models.

Myth # 2: We’ll beat any price.

Some dealers of other hot tub brands will offer a direct competing quote, but spas vary in quality. Dealerships vary in customer experience, too.

At The Spa and Sauna Company, our team includes trained sales professionals, delivery teams, and factory-certified service technicians to help you enjoy every phase of your spa ownership experience.

For that reason, it is impossible to go in for a quote from The Spa and Sauna Company on a specific hot tub and then get a comparable quote on the exact same spa from another dealer down the road. There just isn’t another dealer that can offer the same product, with the same team with the same level of experience.

We also recommend that you take the location of your spa dealer into consideration when you make a purchasing decision. In order to obtain the best service, you might want to select a dealer that is closest to you, while also making sure they provide top-notch customer service.

Myth #3: Spas don’t require any chemicals or maintenance.

We have discussed this before, but it deserves repeating. Hot Tubs need to be sanitized with proper water care. At The Spa and Sauna Company, we have a variety of water care options available to fit your needs. Click Here to learn about the variety of easy water care options available from The Spa and Sauna Company.

It is important to remember that all hot tubs require some type of water care and maintenance. It is simply not safe to get in a hot tub that has not been sanitized.

Myth #4: A new spa manufacturer/dealer makes and sells the best spas.

We say this myth raises the Red Flag Alert! All of the hot tub brands we carry have a long history, of  several decades! If you go to a spa dealership that is offering a brand-new spa line, it’s quite possible that the issues with these spas haven’t been discovered yet and the service that may be needed in the future won’t be available. Dealers and spa manufacturers with a short history tend not to stick around for the long haul.

Here, at The Spa and Sauna Company, we’ve been in business since 1990. We have service technicians with more than a decade of experience working on quality hot tubs, such as Caldera, Hot Spring, Sundance and Freeflow Spas. They know these hot tubs well and are available to service your hot tub when needed. We know what can break and what parts to have in stock when you need them. We are always available to help. Should you need service, Click Here.

Myth #5: Hot Tubs are too expensive.

False!

Here at The Spa and Sauna Company, we sell new and used hot tubs, with a wide price range. Used Hot Tubs are available starting at $1,999. New Hot Tubs start at $2,999. We have dozens of hot tubs to choose from, priced anywhere between $1,999 and $19,999.

Special financing is also available, allowing for low monthly payments, upon approved credit.

We carry such a variety of hot tub brands and price points because we believe (1) Everybody needs a hot tub, and (2) Everybody can have a hot tub. We believe that so fully, it’s our company’s mission statement.

For more information about the high-quality hot tub models we carry, Click Here.