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Hot Tub Care & Common Breakdowns in Colorado
Colorado's extreme winter climate poses one of the most severe threats to hot tub longevity in the country. With temperatures frequently plunging well below freezing and sudden blizzard conditions that can knock out residential power, freeze damage is the number one cause of catastrophic spa failure in the state. If the water inside your hot tub's PVC plumbing lines or heater manifold freezes, the expanding ice will shatter the acrylic wet-end of the circulation pump and split the stainless steel heater tube wide open.
During a power outage in sub-zero temperatures, you have a very narrow window before irreversible damage occurs. Our network of specialized Colorado technicians frequently respond to emergency calls for 'hot tub winterization' and freeze-prevention services. If you plan to leave your hot tub unused during the winter months, simply draining the tub is insufficient. A high-powered commercial air compressor must be used to blow out the internal heater bypass loops and air blower lines.
Furthermore, the intense UV radiation at high altitudes rapidly accelerates the degradation of your hot tub cover and the exposed acrylic shell. Regular application of UV protectants and maintaining a perfect pH balance is critical to prevent the shell from blistering and delaminating under the intense Rocky Mountain sun.