Today I want to talk to you about swim spas. But, instead of just discussing their benefits, I want to address something crucial – the downside of having a swim spa that doubles as a hot tub. Now, you might think that having a swim spa that can also function as a hot tub is the best of both worlds, but there are some significant drawbacks to consider. Here's why I believe a dedicated swim spa is often the smarter choice. 1. Temperature Troubles One of the main issues with combining a swim spa and a hot tub in one…

We have recently started cold water therapy ourselves using one of our hot tubs that has an air source heat pump attached and it got the water down to a chilly 7 degrees! It feels so good once you became at peace with the cold and let it work it's magic! You can also couple it with one of our sauna's to give you the absolute maximum health benefits from the two different therapies.However we now have the purpose built Chill Tub which goes down to a staggering 3 degrees! That really is cold yet so beneficial for your health…

Air source heat pumps have been around for a while now but have recently started making their way into the hot tub and swim spa industry due to rising electrical costs, however it goes further than that, they also reduce the environmental impact of running a hot tub. They reduce energy costs by up to 80% depending on atmospheric conditions. We at Hot Tubs Rock have not jumped onto the early days bandwagon and started offering them without testing different models first on our own hot tubs. We can now install the best quality models that we know are efficient…

If you are in the market for a hot tub, you are already sold on the benefits of owning one. You will be thinking about slipping into the therapeutic healing powers of the jets after a long and stressful day at work, alleviating those long-term aches and pains like arthritis, or soothing those muscles after a long bike ride or run. Not to mention the social benefits – getting outside and getting some well-needed vitamin D, especially during winter when we’re normally hunkered down around the fire, and just spending more time with family and friends. But the big questions…

If you are thinking about buying a hot tub for the first time, you are probably debating whether to go for a soft inflatable tub or a hard shell. It all depends on what you want it for. Read on to help you make your decision.