Atlanta Hot Tub Cleaning & Maintenance

Hot Tub Care: Building Cleaning Programs That Work 

As a hot tub owner there’s nothing worse than pulling back a spa cover to see green water, algae growth or white mold. The needs of your water systems will change throughout the year. In order to keep water sanitary and water systems running smoothly care plans will need to pivot and be adjusted. Puddle technicians create tailored cleaning programs designed to fit the unique needs of your water systems to avoid contamination and damage. 

Puddle technicians break the cleaning process down into multiple steps, each of which addresses a different aspect of your hot tub. By scrubbing surfaces, removing debris, emptying skimmers, checking filters and providing deep clean services Puddle ensures the safety of swimmers and prolongs the lifespan of your systems. 

Water Chemistry: Anyone can visit a pool supply store to stock up on test strips and hot tub chemicals. In inexperienced hands, even the right tools will get the wrong results. Having a professional test the water in your spa is a great way to keep things balanced. Puddle technicians will test, measure and balance sanitizer levels like chlorine or bromine, total alkalinity, pH levels and calcium. 

Debris Removal: Even with a hot tub cover on, you can expect to find bits and pieces of debris floating along water surfaces, sunken into seats and on flooring, You can’t just flip the switch on a robotic cleaner to get rid of these unwanted items. Puddle crews are outfitted with specially designed hand vacuums designed to suck up unwanted items and let filtered water pass back through. 

Surface Care: There’s no such thing as an all-purpose hot tub cleaner. Reaching for harsh, bleach-based cleaners can strip away protective coatings and damage waterproofing. Hard bristle brushes can also scratch finishes, paving the way for rust and corrosion. Puddle technicians have carefully formulated cleaners that clean away dirt, dust and residue without the threat of damage.

Clean Hot Tub Filters: Even with skimming and scrubbing bits and pieces of debris will end up in spa water. Filters are designed to trap and hold unwanted items, removing them from circulation. Over time more and more debris will get stuck in filters, creating blockages. If a filter is clogged it prevents water from passing through. Pool pumps will have to work harder to circulate water, shortening their lifespans. 

Deep Cleans: Regular cleanings are a great way to maintain a spa, but a clean slate is harder to come by. Puddle has formulated a multi-part deep cleaning plan designed to keep systems clean and running smoothly for better output, energy efficiency and a longer lifespan. The process involves a specially formulated combination of chemicals designed to flow through internal lines, loosening debris and pulling it into basins. It’s then time to drain your hot tub and let the scrubbing begin! All surfaces are scrubbed, including sides, seats, jets and headrests. Once shells are fully cleaned, grab the garden hose and refill water levels. 

Before you try to drain the water on your own, consider where it’s all going. Just pulling the plug on a spa can result in drowned lawns, flooded structures and water damage. Let an expert handle it for you instead and keep water where it’s supposed to be.