Mountain Hot Tubs & Pools

Based in Millcreek · Serving the Salt Lake Valley

Hot tub maintenance in Salt Lake City, done by people who live here

We test and balance your water, check your equipment, and keep your hot tub or pool ready to use. Routine hot tub visits are $75. Pools and swim spas are $110. You can see every price before you call, and you can book online.

Prefer the phone? 435-640-6251

Hot tub running under a wood pergola in a Salt Lake Valley backyard with the snow-capped Wasatch mountains behind

Certified Pool & Spa Operators

We hold the CPO certification from the Pool & Hot Tub Alliance, the standard credential for professional pool and spa water care.

Prices on the page

Routine visits, drain and refill, and hourly labor are all published. No quote needed for routine work.

Based in Millcreek

Our crew lives where it works. Park City has its own local technician.

Book online

Pick a slot, pay up front, and we confirm it. No phone tag unless you want to talk.

What we do

Routine care is the core of the business. Cleaning, repair, and installation fill in around it.

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Thinking about a new hot tub?

We sell hot tubs and install them ourselves

The crew that delivers your tub is the same crew that fills it, balances the water, and comes back to maintain it. No showroom and no online cart. A new tub starts with a conversation with us about your yard and your budget.

Already have a tub that needs setting up? Installation is quoted separately.

Pricing you can read before you call

We think you should know what a visit costs before you hand over a phone number, so every price is on the page.

Hot tub visit

$75

About 30 minutes

Pool or swim spa visit

$110

45 to 60 minutes

Drain, clean & refill

$275

1 to 2 hours

Routine visits include chemicals. The drain and refill bills them at cost. Repair and cleaning labor is $65 per hour.

Every routine visit includes

  • Testing and balancing the five major water factors: chlorine (sanitizer), pH, alkalinity, calcium hardness, and cyanuric acid (stabilizer)
  • Verifying mechanical operation of pumps, jets, and intake returns
  • Removing all debris
  • Clearing and correctly positioning covers and tops

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Where we work

Our crew is based in Millcreek and covers the Salt Lake Valley on Thursday and Friday routes. When we say we are local, we mean the technician probably lives a few miles from your house.

Routine visits in Park City are handled by a technician who lives there. Installations there are scheduled jobs with the full crew.

More about where we work

How it works

  1. 1

    Book a slot

    Choose the service and a Thursday or Friday time online. Tell us the address, what kind of tub or pool you have, and how to get to it. Payment is taken when you book.

  2. 2

    We confirm it

    A person looks at every request before it goes on the route. You get a confirmation once it is accepted and a reminder the day before.

  3. 3

    We do the work

    The technician tests the water, adjusts it, checks the equipment, clears debris, and leaves the cover seated. If we spot a problem, we tell you before we touch it.

What customers say

We are a small crew and this website is new. We are asking current customers for reviews now and will post them here as they come in. If you want to talk to someone we already work for, ask us and we will put you in touch.

Common questions

How much does hot tub maintenance cost?

A routine hot tub visit is $75. A pool or swim spa visit is $110. Routine visits include the chemicals your water needs, so the price on the page is the whole bill. A full drain, clean, and refill is $275 plus chemicals and materials at cost.

How often should a hot tub be serviced?

For a tub that gets used a few times a week, a visit every one to two weeks keeps the water in range. Heavier use, or a rental that turns over often, needs weekly. We will tell you honestly if you could stretch it further.

Do you only work Thursdays and Fridays?

Yes, for now. That is when the crew is on hot tub and pool routes. It lines up well with getting a tub ready before the weekend. We expect to add days as the schedule fills.

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Get your hot tub or pool on the schedule

Book a Thursday or Friday visit online, or call. Either way, a real person confirms it before it goes on the route.