Included
A tub that looks ready, and a record that it was checked
The hot tub is the line item guests review most. We keep it clean on the outside and report on it honestly; the chemistry stays with whoever services your tub.
Anything with chemicals or equipment, like shocking, balancing, draining and refilling, is for your tub service. We tell you what we see and when.
What the crew does
Cover lifted, lid wiped and latches checked
Shell and waterline wiped, filter rinsed on its schedule
Test-strip reading photographed and sent to you
Steps, rails and towel hooks swept and wiped
Rocking chairs, swing and deck table wiped
Grill grates brushed on request
A note if water looks cloudy, low or off
How a visit goes
How the tub and deck run
- 01
Step 1: Lift the cover, photograph the water
Before anything is touched.
- 02
Step 2: Strip reading
One test strip, photographed on a white card.
- 03
Step 3: Shell, waterline and filter
Wiped and rinsed to the schedule you give us.
- 04
Step 4: Deck and rail
Swept first, then wiped.
Before and beyond
What we need, and what we leave to your tub service
What helps us
The tub in guest-ready condition, with its manual or schedule where we can find it.
The tub's brand and model, for the walkthrough
Your filter rinse schedule
Your tub service's number, for the report
Where the cover lifter lives
What we don't do
A tub is a chemistry and an electrical question, so we stay on the surface.
Add or balance chemicals
Drain, refill or open the equipment bay
Change a filter or a cover
Deck repairs, staining or snow clearing
Questions
About hot tubs and decks
Is the strip reading a water test?
No. It's a photo of one strip so you and your tub service can see the water that day. A real water test and treatment stay with your tub service.
Do you clean in winter?
Yes. We sweep the steps first, and we tell you when ice is building where guests walk.
Put the tub on your list
Tell us the model on the form, and we'll fold the tub into your walkthrough.