Benefits
Q:  Why are spas so popular?
Q:  What health benefits can I expect from a hot tub?

Spa Features
Q:  What's the difference between a Jacuzzi, a spa and a hot tub?
Q:  How many jets are in these spas?
Q:  We have small children, what safety provisions should I look for in when buying a spa?

Reliability
Q:  Does the spa come with a warranty?
Q:  Do I need a contractor, plumber or electrician to install my spa?

Benefits
Q:  Why are spas so popular?
A:  People like spas for different reasons. Some families enjoy the spa as a place to gather and play, to communicate and promote togetherness. Others enjoy their spa as a place to relax and unwind. Spas have been proven to reduce stress and tension. Spas promote healing. A spa is a great place to entertain friends at home. Spas have earned a reputation as a romantic place for couples to play. And as an added benefit, a spa will enhance the value of your home.

Q:  What health benefits can I expect from a hot tub?
A:  The National Sleep Foundation finds that soaking in hot water before bedtime can help bring about a good night's sleep.

The Arthritis Foundation supports the use of hot tubs and reports that regular sessions in a spa help keep joints moving, restores strength and flexibility and sooths arthritis pain.

The New England Journal of Medicine reported that patients with type 2 diabetes reported reduced blood sugar levels and improved sleep pattern.

Spa Features
Q:  What's the difference between a Jacuzzi, a spa and a hot tub?
A:  The word Jacuzzi is often used to describe a spa because the product was invented by Roy Jacuzzi in 1970. Basically, the words Jacuzzi, spa and hot tub are used to describe a jetted, heated, water-filled tubs.

Q:  How many jets are in these spas?
A:  Actually, the number of jets in a spa is not as important as the variety, placement and adjustability of jets in a spa. Ask the sales professional to explain the different types of jets, placement and how you can customize your massage.

Q:  We have small children, what safety provisions should I look for in when buying a spa?
A:  Blue Water Spas has many standard safety features in their spas. First, look for a spa that is ETL or UL listed. Make sure that the spa cover that securely locks to stops any unsupervised access to the spa. The spa must have a light to ensure clear visibility when using your hot tub when dark. Controls should be able to be locked to avoid anyone interfering with your settings, especially the temperature.

Reliability

Q:  Does the spa come with a warranty?
A:The Blue Water Spa warranty is a compressive easy to read with no fine print surprises. Quite simply, the warranty is ten years limited on the structure, ten years limited on the shell surface and two years parts, one year labor on pumps, plumbing and electronics. The integrity of the Blue Water name stands behind the warranty so you can be confident in the product and the services you will receive.

Q:  Do I need a contractor, plumber or electrician to install my spa?
A:  Blue Water Spas are completely self-contained and need only to be filled with a garden hose. No special contractor is needed although a concrete pad or other suitable surface will be required to support the hot tub. An electrician is recommended to hook up the electricity to the spa.