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Are you considering the blissful addition of an inground spa or hot tub to your property? Immerspa…

Fiberglass pools cost between $20,000 and $85,000, or $52,500 on average. The more budget-friendly options involve DIY installation and don’t include accessories like cement patios, while those on the higher end include all the bells and whistles. Fiberglass pools are affordable and low-maintenance pool options.  If you’re considering a fiberglass pool, it’s important to factor in the...

1. Test the water regularly.   The secret of hot tub care and cleaner water is to test the water! Use these results and make small adjustments to pH, alkalinity, calcium hardness and sanitizer levels regularly. This means testing the spa water 2–4 times per week.  2. Keep the pH in check. pH is a measure of how acidic or basic the water is. The ideal pH level for hot tub...

Don’t let the chilly weather keep you from using your pool. An inground spa may keep you in the pool all year. If you want to add a hot tub to your mix, an inground spa is ideal.  A water feature incorporated into your pool, especially during the colder months of the year when the warm jets can relax you, is an excellent choice for any backyard. You’ll never want to get...

The use of hot water for pain reduction, increased blood flow and circulation, and relaxation has been utilized by numerous civilizations throughout history. Today, we call it hydrotherapy, and yes, using a hot tub to relax may be a contemporary technique to ease back pain. Read on to learn how a hot tub can help you reduce your back discomfort.  Back pain is a huge money-maker, with...

A hot tub, like a swimming pool, has its own set of hazards. Overheating, electrical shock, infections, and, most importantly, drowning are all possible problems.

A hot tub, like a swimming pool, has its own set of hazards. Overheating, electrical shock, infections, and, most importantly, drowning are all possible problems.

A hot tub, like a swimming pool, has its own set of hazards. Overheating, electrical shock, infections, and, most importantly, drowning are all possible problems.

A hot tub, like a swimming pool, has its own set of hazards. Overheating, electrical shock, infections, and, most importantly, drowning are all possible problems.

Maintaining an in-ground spa and its equipment is critical to the life of the spa, as well as water clarity and the health of everyone who uses it. As a result, staying informed on how to maintain an in-ground spa properly and following a regular spa maintenance schedule are important