Water care visit
$85 / visit
For one residential hot tub up to 600 gallons. Water testing, routine balancing supplies, waterline wipe and a written care note. Usually 30–45 minutes.
One tub. A manageable routine.
Care, with a clear price.
Prices cover homes within 20 miles of Maple Crossing. We confirm access and tub size before agreeing on the work; larger tubs need a separate price.
One-time care
Choose a job, or let the first visit help you decide. Parts and repair work beyond the listed scope need your approval.
Filter change
$55 labor
Remove the old cartridge and fit a matching replacement. A new cartridge typically adds $40–$120; we confirm the fit and total before ordering. A filter-only visit has no extra visit fee.
Drain and refill
$240 / visit
Drain, wipe the shell, rinse reusable filters, refill and balance one tub up to 600 gallons. Allow 2–4 hours with a working outdoor hose; warming time comes afterward. We agree on where the water can go first.
Cover replacement
$550–$850 installed
Measure, order and fit a standard insulated cover, including removal of the old cover. Final price depends on dimensions and shape; unusual sizes are quoted after measuring.
Winterizing
$285 / visit
For a tub that will be left off through winter. We drain the tub and clear its water lines and equipment according to its care instructions. Reopening is separate; schedule before freezing weather.
A standing appointment
Monthly care plan
$95 / month
One scheduled water care visit per calendar month, routine balancing supplies, a filter rinse and a written visit note. Filter replacements, drain and refill, covers and winterizing are separate.
We agree on the next month’s date with you. No annual commitment; let us know before the next visit if you want to stop. Continue the checks in your tub’s care instructions between visits, especially after heavy use.
Before we come over
Can I just switch the tub off for winter?
If the tub will sit off in freezing weather, arrange winterizing before the cold arrives. Water can remain in the lines after the shell is drained. Tell us if it is already off; we will discuss the next visit without asking you to take anything apart.
What if the tub needs a repair?
We explain what we noticed and pause work outside the visit scope. Equipment repairs are not included in these prices; you decide whether to arrange a separate repair.
Do I need to be home?
For the first visit, plan to meet us and show us the tub, hose and access route. Later care visits can use an access plan we agree on together.
One visit is a good start.
Tell us whether you want regular water care, a specific job or help choosing.