Ocoee Hot Tub Cleaning & Maintenance

Routine Cleaning Programs: Hot Tub Care Made Easy 

The best way to clean your hot tub is to have an expert do it for you. Puddle technicians offer options for scheduled cleaning plans and deep cleans to keep water systems running smoothly. Technicians don’t stop at the surface level but break cleanings down into multiple steps, addressing them from top-to-bottom. 

Water Chemistry: It’s easy to visit a pool supply store and buy hot tub chemicals and test strips, but balancing water chemistry can be complicated. Everything from spa location to climate and growth rates will impact spa water. Puddle technicians use state-of-the-art testing kits to measure and balance sanitizer levels, pH levels, total alkalinity, and calcium. 

Remove Debris: Even with a cover on and regular skimming, unwanted items have a way of creeping inside spas. Lighter items float along water surfaces and clog up floating skimmer baskets, and heavier debris will sink, settling in seats and on the flooring. Getting rid of settled debris can be tricky and requires specialty tools. Puddle technicians use manual vacuums to suck up debris from hard-to-reach areas while letting filtered water pass back through. 

Clean Your Filters: Hot tub filters are always hard at work cleaning water and removing debris from circulation. Bits and pieces are trapped in cartridges or sand. If spa filters aren’t cleaned regularly, they will stop being effective and can even have a negative impact on internal water systems. Puddle technicians keep your filter cleaner by inspecting it regularly and cleaning it as necessary. 

Surface Care: Hot tubs might not seem vulnerable from the outside, but they are more delicate than we give them credit for. Using a wire brush or harsh chemicals can cause surface damage to both structures and protective coatings. Scratched surface treatments open the door to rust and corrosion. Puddle technicians use specialty brushes and cleaners to remove residue from water lines and surfaces without the threat of damage. 

Deep Cleans: While you can’t drain your hot tub often, it’s important to make deep cleanings a part of your maintenance routine. This process involves a combination of specialty chemicals, heavy scrubbing, refilling water and balancing chemicals. Chemical treatments are designed to run through systems, loosening debris and pulling it out into basins. Water is then drained so empty shells, seats, jets and headrests can be scrubbed. Water can then be refilled using a garden hose, and technicians will come back to test and balance water chemistry.