Canada Spas Deposit has a team of qualified technicians on the road. We are able to do maintenance, parts replacement and repair of any brand of home spas!
Canada Spas Depot
Your warehouse store for spas and parts!
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By offering both a warehouse prices and personalized advice service, Canada Spas Depot combines the best of both worlds. Only think about your comfort!
Best advices for purchasing a spa
Come and take advantage of our expert advices to choose a spa specially designed for our harsh winters, for a hydrotherapy treatment, for a swimming sports training session or simply to relax in the comfort of your own home.
When to restart your hot tub
So when? As soon as possible.
Of course this question implies that you did not enjoy your spa during the cold season and that it was working to the bare minimum in order to let filtration or heating run or that it was completely drained.
But the principle remains the same as for a swimming pool: you have to restart as soon as possible in the spring when the ice is melted and the sun is strong.
Why so early ?
Simply because heat is algae and microorganisms best friend. It is very easy to start your spa when the water is clear, before algae and microorganisms invade standing water. Ideally, start your spa when the ice melts. Be aware that once the engine is running, even if the outside temperature drops below freezing, there are no problems. Also just do it to lift your spirit.
The swim spas: swim in your yard all year long
You want to optimize your training in the pool without moving in the wee hours of the morning? The swim spa offers the availability of an aquatic center with a swimming pool at ideal temperature, and this all year without having to go any further than your backyard.
Hydropool: Canadian spas
Founded in 1978 as a commercial pool manufacturer, Hydropool became one of the first spas retailers in North America in 1980, when it began manufacturing its own spas at a plant in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.