Spasearch Magazine

By Shane Davies* Owning a hot tub means you can relax and unwind in your own personal spa whenever the mood takes you. Whether you want to enjoy some ‘me time’ after a hard day at work, quality time with your partner or host the ultimate garden party, a hot tub is the ideal investment. However, choosing the right hot tub can be tough, particularly with so many different models available. Size One of the most important factors to consider when choosing a hot tub is how much space you have available.

By Shane Davies* Commercial premises with hot tubs have a legal duty under health and safety law to maintain spa water consistently. Close monitoring and control are required to ensure water stays clean and safe for users to enjoy. What are the risks of dirty spa water? Hot tubs are one of the key attractions of visiting a hotel or health club. However, if they’re not maintained efficiently, they can pose significant health risks.

In 1995, Terry Valmassoi moved his family from Southern California to Knoxville, Tennessee, to take a job with L.A. Spas. The family’s new home in Tennessee wasn’t even fully unpacked when Valmassoi’s coworker and new friend Bob Lauter told him they needed to talk. Lauter was also new at L.A. Spas but had recently learned Fort Wayne Pools, a former employer, was looking to sell its spa division. Lauter knew an investor interested in teaming up to buy the assets.