When the jets stop blowingWe fix spa equipment
A failed spa heater is an urgent repair, scheduled ahead of routine work during business hours. We diagnose spa equipment issues and provide a written estimate.
- Spa pumps and heaters
- $85 credited diagnostic
Call us when you noticeThese spa warning signs
Hot tubs pack high voltage and heat into a small space. We test the components safely to find the problem.
Cold water
A spa that will not heat can point to a failed element or bad thermostat.
Weak jet pressure
Low flow can be a sign of a clogged filter or a failing pump motor.
Leaks under the cabinet
Puddles can point to cracked plumbing or a leaking pump seal.
Tripping the GFCI
A breaker that shuts off instantly can be a sign of a short in the heater.
Error codes on the topside
A flashing panel can point to flow issues or sensor failures.
Loud grinding noises
A screaming motor can be a sign of bad bearings in the jet pump.
From replacing a bad sensorTo installing a new pump
We repair equipment for both attached pool spas and detached hot tubs. Our technicians check the heater assembly, test the control pack and inspect the plumbing for leaks.
We explain what failed and outline the repair cost. We recommend replacement only when age, parts availability, or repeated failures make a repair poor value.
- Heater elements and sensors
- Jet pump replacements
- Control pack repairs
- Topside panel replacement
- Fixing plumbing leaks
Deciding between a repairAnd replacing the spa parts
We help you weigh the cost of individual parts against a major overhaul.
Repair the equipment
- A single sensor failed
- The pump motor can be replaced
- The leak is easily reached
- Parts are readily available
Replace the pack
- The entire control board is fried
- The heater housing is rusted out
- The parts are obsolete
- A new pack is more cost-effective
Send a photo of the panel
Our diagnostic visit is $85, credited in full toward the repair when you approve the estimate within 30 days. Electrical sparks or burning smells: turn off the breaker only if safe, keep away, and call NV Energy or 911.
Common spa repair questions
All QuestionsDo you work on detached hot tubs?
Yes, we repair equipment for detached hot tubs as well as spas that are attached to your main pool system.
Why does my spa heater trip the breaker?
This can point to water reaching the electrical element inside the heater tube, creating a short circuit.
Do you fix leaks inside the foam?
We repair spa equipment and equipment-pad plumbing leaks. We refer underground leaks we do not repair to a specialist contractor.
How often should I drain my hot tub?
According to Jacuzzi, you should drain, clean, and refill a detached hot tub every three to four months under normal use.
Ready to get your spaHot and bubbling again
Call us to schedule a diagnostic visit for your spa equipment in the Las Vegas valley.