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| Tiger River spa help |
Other than cleaning it and changing the filter, what type of preventive maintenance/rehab should I be doing on my seven year old Tiger River spa? Thx. |
| Posted by on 2006-05-03 16:41:12. (5671) |
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Wait until it quits....
Then replace parts as necessary.
I get these calls all the time... come check out my spa and give it the full tune up... hunh?
Tune up?
What's that?
Hmm, I could start a new industry.... Where I'm at in my mind a tune up for a single pump spa would be about $390, which would include... new wet end, new heater element, new filter.
Two pump spa with circ pump would be about $700... two wet ends, new circ pump, heater element (generic only)...
Best option?
Wait until something breaks. Then fix it as needed. Yeah I know, that's a nothing answer.... people hate it. But they love not paying for a tune up though!
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| Posted by on 2006-05-05 02:09:54. Metro Atlanta, Georgia Region (5695) |
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