Kittredge Hot Tub Repair from Just Up the Canyon

The community sits at about 6,890 feet along Bear Creek. Homes here deal with canyon shade, icy stretches of CO-74 after a storm, and the same hard mountain water that scales heaters and filters elsewhere in the foothills. Keeping a spa open through winter means a tight cover, working heat, and water that stays balanced so the equipment is not fighting calcium and low sanitizer in the cold. We service Kittredge hot tubs year-round in 4WD vehicles. Please clear a path to the spa and remove snow and ice from the cover before we arrive.

Repair and diagnostics cover all makes and models: pumps, heaters, control packs and topside panels, jets, leaks, ozonators, plumbing, and error codes. Start with our hot tub repair page, or go directly to heaters, pumps, or control packs. Have the town, the symptom, and any display code ready when you call or text. Call for pricing.

Ongoing care includes drain, scrub, and refill visits; filter rinses and replacements (rinse about every couple of weeks, replace about every six months, depending on use); and weekly or bi-weekly chemical maintenance. The Annual Care Package bundles four drain-and-refill visits a year, new filters every six months, a component inspection, and priority scheduling. Winterization is available as its own service: we drain the tub, blow out the lines, and protect the equipment from freeze damage if you choose to shut the spa down for the season. Call for pricing.

We sell Celtic Hot Tubs, Harmonic Hot Tubs, and Icelandic Spas, plus Redwood Outdoors sauna kits, and the Evergreen showroom is open by appointment. Celtic Hot Tubs range from 3 to 6 seats — the Kozy 126S is 2 seats plus a lounge, and the Clover 240 seats 6. Nearby pages in this set: Evergreen, Idledale, and Morrison.

Call or text (970) 531-2897, email info@coloradohottubllc.com, or write us from the contact page. Hours are Tuesday through Saturday, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., closed Sunday and Monday.