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You can be a hot tubber and still conserve water, whether it is for environmental or financial concerns. Most modern hot tubs are water-efficient. The FreshWater Salt System, is very water-efficient, requiring water changes only once a year.

Feel free to enjoy your hot tub and know you are that you are doing your best to help the environment as well. For more water conservation tips and to learn about the Freshwater Salt System, continue reading.

Read the original article here on Hot Spring Spas’ official website. The original article was first published online at HotSpringSpas.com.

You can be a hot tubber and still conserve water, whether it is for environmental or financial concerns. Most modern hot tubs are water-efficient. The FreshWater Salt System, is very water-efficient, requiring water changes only once a year.

Feel free to enjoy your hot tub and know you are that you are doing your best to help the environment as well. For more water conservation tips and to learn about the Freshwater Salt System, continue reading.

Read the original article here on Hot Spring Spas’ official website. The original article was first published online at HotSpringSpas.com.

By Laura Varnon, Marketing Coordinator

The Spa and Sauna Company is a locally-owned business with roots going back to 1990 in the Reno, NV area and 1976 in the Bay Area of California. We’re always looking for new members to join our growing team!

Community Favorites

The headquarters in both Reno, NV and Santa Cruz, CA have been voted community favorites by local publications.

The Spa and Sauna Company has also received numerous awards for sales, service, and growth. We’ve earned a spot 3 years in a row on the Inc. 5000, which is a list of the fastest growing small businesses in America.

We also give back to our communities, by sponsoring local events and even donating hot tubs to veterans. Read about our most recent donation here.

Room for Advancement

Several team in both states have started in entry-level positions and grown with the company, into more advanced roles.

If you have the desire to learn and work hard, know it will not go unrecognized here.

Bonus Potential/Vesting

Most team members have potential to earn bonuses, both for meeting individual and team goals, in addition to their base salaries.

Also, team members who have been with The Spa and Sauna Co. for more than 1 year can join the company’s 401K program, which includes a contribution from the company. Growth for the company equals growth for you and your retirement fund, even if you don’t contribute to that fund.

Company Growth

Since 2014, The Spa and Sauna Company has grown from 1 store location in 1 state to 5 showroom locations in 2 states, and a dedicated warehouse in Reno.

There are various opportunities to grow with us, in Nevada and California.

Workplace Perks/Team Building

Need a coffee break? At our Reno/Sparks locations, complimentary coffee is available for customers and team members. Sometimes, there are even snacks!

Our delivery crew has a constant supply of jerky and protein bars and other treats available too at our Reno location.

We care about our team and have quarterly meetings to discuss new initiatives with our entire team, in each state. We want everyone on our team to know what’s going on with The Spa and Sauna Co.

Our Reno Operations Department has monthly meetings to catch up and share high points and praise from the past month and our Sales Team has bi-weekly team meetings as well.

Each year, we have an off-site Holiday Party in both states as a team building event and to celebrate our successes over the past year.

And, a few times a year, especially during the spring and summer, there are Company BBQs, at both locations.

We believe if you work hard, you should play hard too. Our Service and Delivery Crews also go on team building outings. Their most recent outings were laser tag and an escape room experience.

Employee Purchase Program

Another amazing perk is our employee purchase programs. Want a hot tub in your own backyard? After a year of employment, you may qualify for employee pricing on a hot tub, swim spa, pool table, sauna or BBQ.

From growth potential to bonus potential to awesome perks, we all know that The Spa and Sauna Company is not just a place to work, it’s a place to be part of a team.

We hope you will consider joining our team!

For more information or to submit a resume, contact info@spaandsauna.com.

By Laura Varnon, Marketing Coordinator

Have you ever had a hot tub cleaning question and not known who to turn to? Well, this June we will be hosting The Spa and Sauna Company’s very first Ask The Hot Tub Experts Event!

At this event, we will have Hot Tub Concierge Techs, Service Technicians, Delivery Crew and Salespeople available to answer any Hot Tub question you may have.

Ask the Experts Event – June 22 – at 9748 S. Virginia St., Reno

The Event is scheduled for Saturday, June 22 from 10 a.m. to noon at our 9748 South Virginia Showroom, next to WinCo.

Water Care and Drain and Clean Demos

We plan to give demos about how to drain your hot tub too!

If you have any questions about draining and cleaning your hot tub prior to the event, click here for our blog and video about How to Drain a Hot Tub Like a Pro. Or as always, feel free to call, email or web chat with us. We are here to help you have the best hot tub experience possible. For more answers to common questions, click here to browse our blogs.

Everyone is Welcome

While this event is intended for our existing hot tub customers, we welcome people who are interested in buying a hot tub to join us too.

Filters and Cover Advice

If you have any other questions, maybe about getting a replacement hot tub cover, or about how to properly clean your hot tub filter, we’ll be happy to answer those too.

Water Care Items on Sale

And feel free to stock up on Hot Tub supplies. There will also be discounts on Water Care Items and Filters, as well.

Please join us on Saturday, June 22 for you chance to Ask The Hot Tub Experts! We can’t wait to see you there.

By Laura Varnon, Marketing Coordinator

Let’s take a look at how having a hot tub impacts the value of your home. Hot tubs can be an investment for your property and can fit almost any budget. Hot tubs can be purchased for anywhere from $3,000 to $20,000.

But like any part of your home, how you care for it determines if it will have a positive effect on your home’s value, should you decide to sell it.

Hot Tubs at Permanent Residences

Portable hot tubs can be moved and for that reason may be considered personal property that can be taken with the homeowner when they leave the property. However, some homeowners decide to include their hot tub with the sale of their home.

Local Realtor Jim Forbus, of KRCH Realty in Reno, said about a quarter of the homes he sells have hot tubs that are sold with the house.

“A hot tub or spa, over a pool, is much more desirable,” he said, because you can use it daily and almost any time of the year.

He also has a hot tub at his own home.

Hot Tubs at Vacation Homes

Hot tubs are also very desirable at vacation destinations, which make up a large portion of the areas we serve, including Lake Tahoe and Santa Cruz.

Vacation homes with hot tubs are much more likely to be rented than those without, making a hot tub a worthwhile investment. In those cases, hot tubs certainly increase property or rental value.

Added Value

Here at The Spa and Sauna Company, we commonly work with realtors and homeowners who purchase a hot tub to feature at a property to add value.

Recently, we had a customer come in to purchase a used Hot Spring Spa for their Graeagle property.

He had a deck which had a hole in it, because he had removed a hot tub from it.

Upon trying to sell the home, a few potential buyers remarked that the deck would be great, if it had a hot tub in it. He came in and bought one, and not long after, the property sold.

Maintenance

Like anything, how you care for a hot tub will determine if it adds value when you sell the property and hot tub.

Forbus said he recently worked with someone who had a hot tub that not well maintained and decided to remove it before listing the property.

Even so, with the popularity of hot tubs, having the wiring available for a hot tub hook up can be a selling bonus too.

“It it’s nice, I definitely feature it,” he said, of hot tubs that come with homes he sells.

To wrap up, hot tubs can be a definite bonus when living in or selling a home. And should you need assistance with hot tub cleaning and routine maintenance, click here for more info. We’re happy to help.

By Laura Varnon, Marketing Coordinator

Let’s take a look at how having a hot tub impacts the value of your home. Hot tubs can be an investment for your property and can fit almost any budget. Hot tubs can be purchased for anywhere from $3,000 to $20,000.

But like any part of your home, how you care for it determines if it will have a positive effect on your home’s value, should you decide to sell it.

Hot Tubs at Permanent Residences

Portable hot tubs can be moved and for that reason may be considered personal property that can be taken with the homeowner when they leave the property. However, some homeowners decide to include their hot tub with the sale of their home.

Local Realtor Jim Forbus, of KRCH Realty in Reno, said about a quarter of the homes he sells have hot tubs that are sold with the house.

“A hot tub or spa, over a pool, is much more desirable,” he said, because you can use it daily and almost any time of the year.

He also has a hot tub at his own home.

Hot Tubs at Vacation Homes

Hot tubs are also very desirable at vacation destinations, which make up a large portion of the areas we serve, including Lake Tahoe and Santa Cruz.

Vacation homes with hot tubs are much more likely to be rented than those without, making a hot tub a worthwhile investment. In those cases, hot tubs certainly increase property or rental value.

Added Value

Here at The Spa and Sauna Company, we commonly work with realtors and homeowners who purchase a hot tub to feature at a property to add value.

Recently, we had a customer come in to purchase a used Hot Spring Spa for their Graeagle property.

He had a deck which had a hole in it, because he had removed a hot tub from it.

Upon trying to sell the home, a few potential buyers remarked that the deck would be great, if it had a hot tub in it. He came in and bought one, and not long after, the property sold.

Maintenance

Like anything, how you care for a hot tub will determine if it adds value when you sell the property and hot tub.

Forbus said he recently worked with someone who had a hot tub that not well maintained and decided to remove it before listing the property.

Even so, with the popularity of hot tubs, having the wiring available for a hot tub hook up can be a selling bonus too.

“It it’s nice, I definitely feature it,” he said, of hot tubs that come with homes he sells.

To wrap up, hot tubs can be a definite bonus when living in or selling a home. And should you need assistance with hot tub cleaning and routine maintenance, click here for more info. We’re happy to help.