Navigate through the many features and models presented on our website and be sure to drop into our showroom where you can see and feel the difference a Hydropool Hot Tub can make.

Along with a large selection of hot tubs and spas we sell numerous products and accessories to suit your needs. Here is few of the items we carry:

- covers for all makes
- parts and accessories
- cover lifters
- spa fragances
- ...and much more

Soaking in a hot tub brings many health benefits. After a few minutes in the tub, blood vessels dilate, which lowers blood pressure. Soaking also provides buoyancy, reducing the workload for your body and heart by 10 to 20 percent. As the body goes through this process, muscles relax, temporarily relieving pain. The body begins sweating, ridding it of toxins. The heat and pressure from the jets raise the level of antibodies and white blood cells, promoting the healing process.

Here are just a few of the benefits of hot tub soaking. Come in to our showroom for a free test soak – and see for yourself!

Keeping on top of the hot tub maintenance and keeping a regular schedule can go a long way in keeping your spa trouble free and enjoyable.

Keep in mind the following are guidelines only. Contact your local dealer for proper maintenance procedures for your hot tub.


Probably the most important thing to keep in mind when maintaining a hot tub is to be aware of its filtering needs. Filters keep all the contaminants out of your hot tub, such as hair, debris if the spa is placed outside, and dirt that may be tracked into the tub. If the filter is not maintained properly, it puts undue strain on the water pump, and makes for a real mess in the spa.

It is always a good idea to have two filters for your hot tub. They should be rotated at least every two weeks. Having a second filter means you don't have to wait to use the hot tub. One of the best filters to use is called a floating Weir filter. These skimmers will float on the tub surface, telescoping to the height of the water during use, and are easily accessible for filter changes.

Also highly recommended is an ozonator (ozone generator). Although not a necessity, it makes life a lot easier if it is installed in the hot tub. An ozonator works along with your spa chemicals to insure that the water is always pure and fresh. An inlet, generally placed into the bottom of the hot tub, produces ozone, which works to oxidize soaps, sun tan lotions, deodorants, perfumes, body lotions and creams, and even urine. It helps to reduce expensive chemical usage and improves water quality.

The integrity of the water in your hot tub or spa is critical to your health and maintenance of the unit. To keep the water fresh and safe, the use of bromine or chlorine are used to sanitize your spa. Bromine is usually preferred, because it does not give your hot tub that "swimming pool smell." Both work equally well to sanitize the water and it is generally just a matter of choice. There are small "floaters" that you can place bromine tablets into, which float on the surface of your hot tub, releasing bromine in the proper levels to maintain a healthy hot tub. There are also crystals that can be put into the water itself.

Maintaining the pH balance of the hot tub is essential. pH is a measure of the difference between alkalinity and acidity. It is important to carefully check the pH balance of your water on a regular basis. Water that is too alkaline will cause lime and scale buildup in your hot tub. If too acidic, the water will eat up the components of the tub, and will cause irritation of your skin. Simple test strips, which are very accurate, can be used to check the pH balance of your water, and chemicals are available to adjust the pH balance either up or down depending on test results. Maintaining the pH balance at 7.2 - 7.8 is essential, and easy to do with the resources available.