Spa Services & Pricing
Every service priced upfront, chemicals itemized separately.
* Pricing shown is for standard residential hot tubs up to 500 gallons. Swim spas are quoted separately and typically cost more.
Spa Care
Recurring professional maintenance on a set schedule, with service documentation after every visit.
Chemicals billed separately, itemizedBiweekly Spa Care
A professional maintenance visit every two weeks. The right cadence for most covered residential spas: we handle the testing, balancing, cleaning, and filter care, and you just keep an eye on sanitizer between visits.
Weekly Spa Care
A professional maintenance visit every week, so the water never drifts far from balanced. Best for frequently used spas, rental properties, and anyone who wants fully hands-off care.
- Complete water testing
- pH and alkalinity balancing
- Sanitizer adjustment
- Routine shock/oxidizer as required
- Chemicals dosed as needed, itemized separately
- Waterline and surface cleaning
- Debris removal and vacuuming as needed
- Water-level check
- Filter inspection and rinse as needed
- Basic pump, jet, and heating operation check
- Service documentation
Specialty treatments, replacement filters, proprietary sanitizing and mineral cartridges, parts, and repairs are additional.
* Pricing shown is for standard residential hot tubs up to 500 gallons. Swim spas are quoted separately and typically cost more.
Spa Refresh
A complete water change: even well-kept spa water needs replacing every 3 to 4 months as dissolved solids build up.
Recurring Spa Care customers may receive preferred Spa Refresh pricing. * Pricing shown is for standard residential hot tubs up to 500 gallons. Swim spas are quoted separately and typically cost more.
- Plumbing purge / biofilm treatment when appropriate
- Complete drain
- Shell cleaning
- Jet and waterline cleaning
- Filter deep cleaning
- Removal of remaining debris and water
- Refill using your available water supply
- Fresh-fill startup chemicals (billed separately)
- Initial water balancing and sanitizing
- Basic operational inspection
Spa Opening
From winterized to running: equipment recommissioned, refilled, balanced, and verified.
Replacement filters and required repairs are additional. * Pricing shown is for standard residential hot tubs up to 500 gallons. Swim spas are quoted separately and typically cost more.
- Remove seasonal protections as applicable
- Reinstall and recommission drain plugs and equipment
- Inspect accessible plumbing and equipment
- Install or inspect filter
- Refill spa
- Prime and start circulation
- Test pumps and jets
- Verify heating operation
- Initial water balancing
- Startup sanitizer and chemicals (billed separately)
Spa Closing
A full shutdown that protects your spa from freeze damage through the winter.
The exact winterization procedure varies by spa manufacturer and configuration; we follow the appropriate procedure for your spa. * Pricing shown is for standard residential hot tubs up to 500 gallons. Swim spas are quoted separately and typically cost more.
- Shut down equipment
- Drain spa
- Remove residual water
- Blow out accessible plumbing and jets
- Drain pumps and heater as applicable
- Remove or loosen appropriate winterization components
- Freeze protection and winterization treatment where appropriate (product billed separately)
- Final inspection
One-Time Spa Care
One professional maintenance visit, no plan required. If the water needs a full replacement, we recommend a Spa Refresh instead.
* Pricing shown is for standard residential hot tubs up to 500 gallons. Swim spas are quoted separately and typically cost more.
- Water testing
- Water balancing
- Sanitizer adjustment
- Chemicals dosed as needed, itemized separately
- Waterline cleaning
- Debris removal
- Filter rinse as needed
- Basic equipment check
Spa Cover Cleaning
A clean, conditioned cover lasts longer and keeps your spa cleaner. Book it on its own or add it to any spa visit.
A cover in rough shape that can still be saved needs restoration work, up to $150, and we confirm the price before starting. If a cover is waterlogged or broken, we tell you before doing any work.
- Remove the cover and clear debris
- Clean the top vinyl
- Clean the underside and seams
- Rinse and let dry
- Condition the vinyl with UV protectant
- Check seams, hinge, straps, and clips; note waterlogging or damage
- Reinstall the cover
Important Service Information
Chemicals are not included in any spa service. What we use is billed separately at standard rates and itemized on your service report. Specialty chemicals and proprietary systems are also additional.
Filter rinsing and cleaning are included where specified. Replacement filter cartridges are additional.
You provide access to an adequate onsite water supply for filling and refilling.
You provide functioning electrical service and equipment.
TrueBlue Hot Tub & Spa currently focuses on maintenance and water care. Major electrical, heater, pump, control-board, plumbing, and equipment repairs are not included unless specifically quoted.
Published pricing applies to standard residential hot tubs up to 500 gallons.
Swim spas hold several times the water of a standard hot tub, so they are quoted separately and typically cost more than the published rates. Request service and we will send a quote.
Excessively neglected spas, severe contamination, biofilm, unusual water conditions, or significant cleanup may require a Spa Refresh or a custom quote before routine service begins.
Common questions
How often should my hot tub be professionally serviced?
Most covered residential hot tubs do well on biweekly professional service. The cover keeps sun and debris out, so the main job is keeping sanitizer and water balance on track, and a biweekly visit combined with a quick sanitizer check by you in between handles that comfortably. Frequently used spas and rental properties benefit from weekly visits. For owners who do not need recurring service, we also offer One-Time Spa Care visits.
How often should hot tub water be changed?
Even well-maintained spa water needs to be replaced periodically because dissolved solids build up and make balancing harder over time. For a regularly used residential hot tub, plan on a complete drain and refill about every 3 to 4 months. Our Spa Refresh service handles the full water change, cleaning, and fresh-water startup.
Do you include hot tub chemicals?
No. Chemicals are not included in any spa service. Whatever we add, whether the routine doses on a Spa Care visit or the startup chemicals on a Spa Opening or Spa Refresh, is billed separately at our standard rates and itemized on your service report, so you only pay for what your spa actually needs. Specialty treatments and proprietary sanitizing or mineral cartridge systems are also additional.
Do you service hot tubs during the winter?
Yes. Many hot tubs in New Jersey stay open all winter, and we provide spa care year-round, including fall and winter visits. If you prefer to shut down for the season, we also offer professional Spa Closings.
Do I need to be home for service?
No. As long as we have access to the spa and to your water supply and power, we can complete the visit while you are out. You receive service documentation after each visit.
Do you service chlorine and bromine spas?
Yes, we maintain both chlorine and bromine hot tubs and keep either sanitizer properly adjusted as part of routine care.
Do you clean hot tub filters?
Yes. Filter inspection and rinsing are part of every routine Spa Care visit, and a filter deep cleaning is included with every Spa Refresh.
Can you replace my hot tub filter?
Yes, we can supply and install a replacement filter cartridge during a visit. The replacement cartridge itself is billed in addition to the service.
Do you clean hot tub covers?
Yes. Spa Cover Cleaning is a flat $75: we clean the cover top and underside, condition the vinyl with a UV protectant, and check the seams, hinge, and straps. Book it on its own or add it to any spa visit. A cover in rough shape that can still be saved needs restoration work, up to $150, and we confirm the price before starting. If a cover is waterlogged or broken, cleaning will not fix it, and we tell you before doing any work.
Do you service swim spas?
Yes. Swim spas hold several times the water of a standard hot tub, so the published prices do not apply to them. Swim spas are quoted separately and typically cost more. Request service with your swim spa details and we will send a quote.
Do you repair hot tubs?
TrueBlue Hot Tub & Spa currently focuses on maintenance and water care. Major electrical, heater, pump, control-board, plumbing, and equipment repairs are not included unless specifically quoted.
What areas of New Jersey do you service?
We serve homeowners throughout Hunterdon County, including Flemington, Clinton, Lebanon, Readington, Whitehouse Station, Califon, High Bridge, Frenchtown, Milford, Pittstown, and Ringoes. Nearby areas may be available depending on location.
Request Spa Service
Tell us about your hot tub and the service you need. We reply during business hours to confirm details and scheduling. Serving Flemington, Clinton, Lebanon, and the rest of Hunterdon County, NJ.
Prefer to talk it through? Call or text (908) 455-8128 or email info@hunterdonpools.com.