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About Cal Spas

With over 35 years of experience, Cal Spas is a provider of luxury spas and accessories. We pride ourselves in being a top Global Manufacturer of Home Resort Products.

Innovation and technological advancements are top priorities when crafting Cal Spas products. Built with more standard features and designer appeal, our products are a great addition to any outdoor space.

Pros
  • Customizable jet configurations
  • Warranty on all models
  • Hydrotherapy massage features
Cons
  • No instant trade-in quotes
  • Prices found through local dealers

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    Reviewed Oct. 16, 2009

    It has been over a year my since spa has been cracked. They will honor the warranty. I keep being told they are working on it. I have spent over $10,000 on this purchase which I cannot use.

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    Reviewed Oct. 7, 2009

    Before purchasing a Cal Spa, you better find out what warranties they really stand behind. Within a few months of having our new Cal Spa, our vinyl cover began to rot very quickly. Since July, we have been trying to file a claim to get a new replacement cover. Cal Spa drags their feet when you have a legitimate complaint. Now it's October. For the past three months of email correspondence, we were under the impression that we would receive a complete spa cover. Last month, they informed us that we had to pay a $25 shipping fee before it would be shipped. After paying this unexpected fee, we were then told that our piece of replacement vinyl was on its way. Absolutely unacceptable customer service! By the way, we are still waiting for the vinyl just in time for winter. This is our second Cal Spa but it will also be our last!

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    Reviewed July 31, 2009

    I called to schedule someone to come out and check on our hot tub. The hot tub would not turn on. I did all the troubleshooting I could think of at the time. I was told that it would take approximately one week to have someone come out and look at it. The person came out a week later. They indicated we needed a new heater. Our hot tub will be almost three years old. I was told the part would need to be ordered and they would come out and install the new part. I waited a week and heard nothing. I called and was told the part was backordered and would be coming from California and they would let me know. I called a week later and was told the same thing. I now have waited four weeks without the use of my hot tub waiting for the part and was told today maybe Monday or Tuesday of next week. This is the poorest customer service I have ever encountered. No communication regarding the status has come from the company and in this day and age of overnight delivery, etc., why would a part take over one month and counting to receive?

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    Reviewed July 28, 2009

    I purchased my first top-of-the line outdoor BBQ Island with all the bells and whistles from Cal Spas in 2000 and was very happy. I lost my BBQ due to fire (not due to any malfunction) and went straight back to Cal Spas for a replacement. Big mistake! I did get a beautiful state of the art BBQ just shy of $10,000 that has not been fully functional since day 1. It’s now been 8 months and still no results. I call the local number and still get the recording, saying they are with a client even though they have been closed for months. I called the headquarters in Pomona and they don’t return my calls. I filed a claim with BBB 3 weeks ago and can’t believe they have an A rating. I must admit, it’s sure pretty to look at. I wish everything worked, it was installed in December 08 and now it's 7-28-09.

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    Reviewed July 6, 2009

    Very poor quality. In 2003, we bought a showroom 8x8 model. This unit is in an enclosed heated patio. Other than the dealer sold us a $2000 when told it was a 2003, the quality of this unit is very poor. Within the first 2 years, the plastic jets began to get so stiff they could not be turned on or off and few actually fell out of their mounts. I had to pay for new ones. The ozone gen did not work, bought a new cartridge for it. The cover literally fell apart at the seams. Just this week, after being refilled for being empty for a few months, the slice valve at the heater union began to leak severely. Remember, it is indoors, never been subjected to below freezing temps. I would not recommend a Cal Spa to anyone at any price. Thank you.

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    Reviewed June 23, 2009

    In June of 2005, California Pool & Spas installed a swimming pool for me. In the process of building the pool, Cal Pool installed an underground gas line. Cal Pool only warranties their work for three years. On June 19, 2005, the underground gas line broke causing a major gas leak. The fire department and Gas Company have shut off my gas. I was told to get a hold of the company that installed the gas line and get it fixed. I called Cal Pools and after two days, they got back in touch with me. I was basically told since my three year warranty had expired I was on my own. I feel and was told since this is a safety issue that Cal Pools is responsible for the workmanship or lack of and they should at least come and look at it which they have refused to do. Where I stand now is my gas is shut off. I have no gas to use. It is going to cost me in the thousands to get this fixed due to their shady workmanship and installation.

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    Reviewed June 4, 2009

    I own a Cal Spas hot tub. Pretty much everything that could possibly go wrong with it has. Jets, valves, sensors, pressure switches, cover, motor, impellers, just to name a few off the top of my head. Living in the Las Vegas area, would you believe that there is only one company who Cal Spas will allow to do repairs or sell their products to and of course, their rates are extremely high. I spent $900.00 a year and a half ago on a new motor because of course, mine quit working and it was not covered under warranty due to my "specific model".

    The day it was installed, it began pumping water out of a seal on the motor, the serviceman had to pull it back apart and replace the seal. That's pretty sad for being a brand new motor that cost me $900.00. Well now the other seal began leaking and the impeller burned out. I called Cal Spas once again and low and behold, I am not able to purchase just an impeller, but I am told I have to replace the entire pump mechanism. Not only do I have to replace the entire mechanism, but I also have to contact the one dealer in Las Vegas (Golden West) in order to get a part because Cal Spas won't sell it to me. It is sad to see such a large spa company such as Cal Spas have such poor quality products, and then not be willing to help the consumer out when those parts need to be replaced. My next step is to scrap my spa and start over with a different company and hope that my experience will be much better this go around. It's no wonder why Cal Spas is on the brink of going under.

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    Reviewed June 4, 2009

    In January 2007, we bought the top of the line ($9,000.00) hot tub from these folks. At the time of purchase, they assured us that all the features that we had agreed on would be on the tub. When it arrived at our house and they were installing it, we noticed it didn't have the waterfall as agreed to. My husband told the installer that the company could take it back. We finally agreed that in place of the waterfall, we would take a set of steps as replacement. Now, two years later, a plastic (metric) screw that somehow comes out from one of the pumps broke into and we can't find a replacement anywhere. The place where we bought the tub moved to another town (Springdale, AR) and has since closed. We feel that as soon as the tub was purchased and they got their money (in cash) they washed their hands of us and any guarantee that was ever promised. Not once did they ever call to see how we liked the tub and how everything was going. We have yet to find this little plastic part. The threads are metric so anything close to it won't even fit. My husband has a pretty good head on his shoulders, but he says that was the worst mistake of his life, buying this tub. If you’re thinking about purchasing a Cal spa, think again because if you’re not careful, you too will end up with a lot of empty promises.

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    Reviewed May 7, 2009

    I bought an expensive Cal Spas several years ago. It ended up leaking and Cal Spas actually replaced the spa with a brand new one. This spa is about $6,500 and we have had nothing but problems with this ever since. It is always broken. I got nowhere with Cal Spas repair and an independent spa repair guy told me that Cal Spas has terrible customer service. He has nothing but problems with Cal Spas. I would never, ever take another Cal Spas even if it were given to me for free! Not recommended!

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    Reviewed May 6, 2009

    I bought a spa with TV. When installed, the TV had to be replaced within 5 days. One week later, 2 pumps had to be replaced. Another week went by, another pump needed replacement. One month later, another pump replacement as well as replacing all the led lighting. The new led lighting failed within another month. Repeated contacts to company and to Cal Spas (over 100 calls and emails) were never returned. $15,000 spent on a hot tub, which to this day just sits on the patio. Oh, did I mention that it leaked from day one and 4 jet nozzles have broken out? The fancy stone exterior walls will not fit. I would never buy any product from Cal Spas ever. No warranty honored, no return correspondence of any kind.

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    Reviewed April 22, 2009

    In September 2008, I reported our spa being cracked. Still being under warranty, it is now April 2009 and I’m still getting a runaround. In January 3009, I was told they were manufacturing a new tub for us on February 15th. They would get back to me with the delivery date. Today, I was asked to take more pictures and send them in. They have done this twice but now I have to do it again. I called the factory to talk to them myself but they needed the claim number. I cannot even get that from the service department.

    I call an average of once a week because 99.9% of the time my phone calls are not returned. This package cost me over $10,000; now I cannot even get honest answers. And no spa! This is very upsetting! The factory will not talk to you. I suppose they do not want this report filed against them. Money was not well spent here.

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    Reviewed Feb. 12, 2009

    I bought spa cover in Feb. 2008. By September, the cover started to crack and leak. I contacted Cal Spa about the defective cover. They would not do anything about the damaged cover. I filed a claim with BBB in October 2008. BBB has done nothing to help me. Cal Spa has been lying to me about ordering new. They tell me it's on order but it never shows up. This has been going on for 5 months now. I don't know where or who to turn to for resolution. Any information from someone in your office would greatly be appreciated.

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    Reviewed Feb. 2, 2009

    In May of 2008, they came and removed my pump/motor for warranty work. I was charged $75.00 and they lost the parts. I call weekly with no results. If you try calling the factory, they say it's not their problem. I have a Cal Spa that is not worth having.

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    Reviewed Jan. 15, 2009

    We purchased our Aq800 Plus spa in Sept. 2005 and it was delivered and set up in Nov. 2005. We have followed the required maintenance schedule as outlined in the operating manual and all chemical standards have been met using chemicals purchased from Cal Spa. We have operated the spa as directed in the operating manual. For the last year, our jet covers have been popping off frequently. Now they will not even stay on. After examination, we have discovered that the jet inserts are disintegrating. I contacted Cal Spas and was directed to the Warranty Dept. After speaking several times to both Elaine and Tiffany, I was informed that jet inserts are a replaceable service item and not covered under the warranty. I was directed to read my warranty that is located on the last page of my owner's manual. After review of said warranty, I noted that under the plumbing section, it states Sure-Flo jet inserts and all factory plumbing and Elimator Plus wet end from loss of water due to defects in material and workmanship for a period of five years from the original date of purchase. Cal Spa is not honoring our purchase agreement. If I had known that this replaceble service item would have to be replaced in less than 3 1/2 years, I would not have purchased my spa.

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    Reviewed Jan. 12, 2009

    We have had our Cal Spa for 10 years. Within the first year, we had to replace both the circuit board and the motor. Since then, we've replaced both 3 more times. I'm certain there's not much we can do about it now, except to give all consumers planning to purchase a spa in the near future, advice: NEVER BUY A CAL SPA.

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    Reviewed Jan. 8, 2009

    Purchased a Cal Spa on 04/30/2007. On 10/20/2008 I filed a claim because there is a crack in the spa inside area and cracks around the edge. I have been calling for 3 months. Every time, I get put on hold or transferred to Mr. **'s voicemail and he never returns any calls. I received a letter on 11/25/2008 addressing the outside area with what they called crazing and they will not cover. But no response to the crack inside the spa, which is now losing water every day. I have sent pictures of the crack 3 different times and filled out all forms that were sent to me. First person I talked to was D ** then Amy - both no longer with this company. I can get no one to answer my problem as this spa has a 10-year warranty on shell, 5-year on interior surface. I have all receipts and paperwork.

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    Reviewed Oct. 23, 2008

    We purchased our spa from Cal Spas. HUGE MISTAKE. One jet did not work from the first day they dropped it off, we started getting bubbles in the shell of the spa where the fiberglass of the spa was actually rising up. We have to turn off and on the circuit breaker as the motor never turned on and off by itself for the jets to come on. We have three cracks in our tub as well. We called, went to Cal Spas, e-mailed. When we asked for Steve, they would tell us that he was not in, away, no cell # oh yeah and he has no boss to speak to. They never came out to fix the tub, nobody called back to even acknowledge us.

    I filed a BBB claim and all of a sudden Steve (the owner) called. They came took the hot tub to allegedly send it back to California and Steve (the owner) said it can't be repaired we would have to get a new one. We should wait 40 days. Well guess what 40 days is up and Steve is on vacation, no word from Steve no word from Cal Spas and no hot tub. We have no hot tub after 8,000.00. I want my money back. I am sick of Cal spas. I don't even know if we will get it back and if we do will it be fixed? Of course the warranty is up in like 4 months.

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    Reviewed Sept. 24, 2008

    I contacted them regarding the jets in my 31 jet spa are breaking down and falling out. The white plastic gets brittle and falls apart. There are many complaints on the internet of the same problem. When I talk to them, she just states it isn't covered under warranty and I would have to present my case to the Warranty Review Board to try to get them recalled. I will be doing that also but wanted to file a complaint with you so that other people do not waste their money on a Cal Spa because the company does not stand behind their product.

    Since we purchased the spa in Sept 2004, we have had to have the pump replaced, pressure switch replaced, heater replaced and now all 31 jets have fallen out. We don't have one jet left that hasn't broken down and fallen apart. I feel there should be a recall on an item that does not hold up.

    The cost to replace the jets is very high and from what I was told from the service department, the new plastic isn't any better.

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    Reviewed Sept. 19, 2008


    On 1-21-1995 we bought a new spa,new gazebo, and a new pool table. Within one week the finish came off the pockets, in two weeks the finish came off the wooden sides. all I got was a run around promises from the local cal spa dealer and promises from the corporate office in pomona ca. then the local cal spa dealer went out of business.

    I was told that the bakersfield store would take care of my problems they called and said they had everything in and that they were waiting for authorization to do the work. while waiting cal spas sold out to someone else (that owns it now) and they refused to take care of anything. I got a letter from them. it said. they were sorry for my problems but it was not there problem. It was the local stores problem (that was closed)They said they just manufacturer the product they don't stand behind ther product. So to anyone looking to buy anythig from cal spas DON'T they don't stand behind any of ther products.

    as a result my wife just got tired of fighting with cal spas as I believe most consumers do so we gave the pool table to my son and gazebo fell apart so all total we were out $2000.00 for the pool table and 3500.00 for the gazebo. its been a long time but while cleaning out my files I found this and got angry again. Which makes you feel helpless and not want to make any major purchases.

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    Reviewed Sept. 4, 2008

    I bought a hot tub from William. I learned that the commission went to ms. M. William is an expert on fixing our troubles with the tub. And when we ask for him to come back. They say he no longer works there. A tech named Donnie came out, and he did not know what he was doing. I want to send the tub back. I am sick of this. May go to Hot Tub Heaven

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    Reviewed Sept. 4, 2008

    I bought a hot tub from William. William is an expert on fixing our troubles with the tub. And when we ask for him to come back. They say he no longer works there. A tech named Donnie came out, and he did not know what he was doing. I want to send the tub back. I am sick of this.

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    Reviewed Aug. 11, 2008

    I have had a PS4 spa purchased in 93 ($7000)I have had valve problems freezing up and braking! Now I'm told no handles are available or parts. This tub has been well taken care of and Cal Spa has basiclly told me to throw it away and purchase another.

    I would like people to no what to expect if they purchase a cal spa. Always ask about replacement Parts from amy Manufacturer.

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    Reviewed July 13, 2008

    I purchased a Cal Spas 6 person Spa from Backyard Splash in Scottsdale, Arizona in 2006 and have had nothing but problems with it. Backyard Splash refuses to fix any problems or financially rectify the situation and they now do not return any phone calls. Cal Spas also did nothing the rectify the problem except telling me how much it will cost to fix a spa one and a half years old.

    Cal Spas without a doubt has an inferior product and terrible custormer service. They refuse to back their product and obviously do not care about the consumer. Fortuneately, I have been able to steer several customers away from buying a Cal Spas product and will continue to do so. The problems with my spa range from 3 different leaks, damaged wood around the spa, a bad heating unit, and constant run time for the pump.

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    Reviewed July 13, 2008

    I purchased a Cal Spas 6 person Spa from Backyard Splash in Scottsdale, Arizona in 2006 and have had nothing but problems with it. Backyard Splash refuses to fix any problems or financially rectify the situation and they now do not return any phone calls. Cal Spas also did nothing the rectify the problem except telling me how much it will cost to fix a spa one and a half years old. Cal Spas without a doubt has an inferior product and terrible custormer service. They refuse to back their product and obviously do not care about the consumer. Fortuneately, I have been able to steer several customers away from buying a Cal Spas product and will continue to do so. The problems with my spa range from 3 different leaks, damaged wood around the spa, a bad heating unit, and constant run time for the pump.

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    Reviewed June 29, 2008


    after 3 years of very light use, my jets began popping out. I was told that my water was not hard enough(?). I replaced 2 jets. Then 4 jets. Now my dealer tells me that everyone is having problems with the jets becoming soft and brittle and breaking down and that Cal Spa does not offer any relief.

    I am out approximately $500 for replacing all the jets in my tub - as well as the time I've spent getting to the real reason for the problem. I think a class action suit would be appropriate.

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    Reviewed June 25, 2008

    We bought a Cal Spa V-600 hot tub from Turbo Tubs in September of 2004. In November of 2007 we contacted Turbo Tubs because our hot tub kept shutting off after it reached its temperature. It showed an OH on the screen. After bothering them almost daily for months -- they finally sent us a new sensor set in January and we replaced it. That did not work. We continued to call them -- they still would not come to our house but told us to try using muriatic acid to clean out the deposits in the lines. We tried that several times. It didn't work either.

    We continued to call and they finally sent someone to our house on April 1st. They replaced the sensor set again and left before it had a chance to heat up. The problem still hasn't been solved. We continued to call Jay until he finally agreed to order a mother board. We have been told that it would be in within 5 to 10 days. We are now in the end of June and were told that the part was sent from Cal Spa to New Jersey instead of Illinois. No one will take responsibility or help us with a tub that is still under warranty. Basically we have a expensive lawn ornament with tepid water. Any ideas of where we can proceed?

    We are stuck with a lawn ornament with tepid water in it. We haven't been able to use our hot tub for 8 months.

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    Reviewed June 12, 2008

    I purchased a Cal Spa almost five years ago, and with the exception of a heater or pump (I cant remember which) that needed to be replaced a couple years ago, I have had no problems with it until February of this year. The company I purchased it from is out of business but they handled the repair quickly.

    One evening, in February, my daughter saw smoke billowing from the hot tub; first white and then turning black! My husband was able to put out the fire after removing the access panel. Fortunately, none of the surrounding deck was damaged. I immediately called the company as the tub is still under warranty. Here my nightmare begins

    They first told me to contact a repair person who would take pictures and give them his opinion of the fire. When Roy, the repairman, was here, he told me that the tub would have to be totally replaced because of the very extensive damage. Looking at the tub, one wouldnt know there was a problem but underneath it is a disaster. We were able to get the cover off it before it was damaged except it reeks of smoke and melted foam. I am chemically sensitive, so the smell permeating the air while I would be tubbing is unacceptable. Of course the company will not even consider replacing it.

    I was leaving the state for 3 months due to medical reasons and said that as long as the tub was taken care of by the time I got back I would be patient with repairs. After a month I still hadnt heard from the company so I called Roy. Again I was told the company needed to have a meeting to discuss their warranty obligations. When I called the company, Olivia in customer service told me they would only discuss the matter with Roy the repairman. I kept explaining that I was currently in Arizona and needed to know what was going on because I wasnt home in Michigan. Roy was in Michigan, of course, and didnt have a toll free number, but he also wasnt very forthcoming with information. After several weeks and many more calls to Roy he told me that the company did not want him handling the case anymore. They were going to contact a dealership to deal with us. Yeah! I thought we were on our way to getting things resolved

    My husband received a letter from the Cal Spas dated April 16, 2008. The company said that before they did anything regarding the tub we needed to sign papers to have the tub shipped to California so they can inspect it! The cost would be enormous and, if it proved that it wasnt a warranty issue, we would have to pay for the shipping of the tub! Im sure a new tub would be less expensive, but at this point, I can guarantee one thing I will not buy from this company or anyone associated with it. I will also use the power of word of mouth and internet to inform anyone I can about the issues Ive had. Ive already read of other people having similar issues with Cal Spa so I wont hesitate!

    I had a dealer representing Cal Spa go to my house and take pictures to send to Cal Spa and they were told the same thing. They intimated that the company feels something isnt right? as they have never had a fire like this? and that the appearance of the motor area isnt as charred as they think it should be.? It seemed that they were accusing my husband, daughter, or me of starting the fire so we could get a new tub. This is absolutely ridiculous! The mere hint of such an accusation is disheartening and preposterous! We have only had this spa for about five years, and due to my handicap, I dont use it as much as one would like. When I am well and able to access the tub, I do for medical reasons. Needless to say, it was in fine condition and there would be no reason for us to seek a new tub until now, as this one is apparently faulty since this internal fire broke out. We dont know why it happened or what could have caused it, but I know that it isnt our fault and because we paid for a warranty, we should not be liable or accused!!

    I am an amputee with post polio syndrome. When I am home and not in Arizona, I use the tub for medical purposes. Why in the world would I try to damage it?!!! I also live in an old log home which, had we not been home, would have gone up in fire in minutes. Thus, I resent the attitude that I have received all the way around. My health insurance eats up any monies I get so the idea that I might have to pay the freight charges on the tub is totally impossible.

    Yesterday I went into Hearth and Home, the dealership for Cal Spa, to get their opinion of what I should do. The principle of it all is that it is under warranty and I want it fixed immediately. I asked if they couldnt remove the affected plumbing and just send it as it would be so much cheaper. They said no, the company wants the whole thing and is adamant that they will not change their position. One person suggested I get an attorney and told me in the 20 years in business he has never heard of shipping a tub from Michigan to California. Well, attorneys arent free and why should I be paying for anything when it is under warranty and obviously a faulty product!?

    It is so insulting to have someone imply we did a dishonest thing. I have always prided myself on our honesty. Also, no one from the company has ever spoken to us regarding the issue. I just dont know what to do anymore! When the local dealership cant advise me and said the company has NEVER had a tub shipped back, it worries me greatly.

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    Reviewed May 17, 2008

    We bought a Cal Spa on May 2007. In January 2008 the spa stopped running. Everything shut off. We called Cal Spas, and we were told a work order would be filed. About a month and half later Kelly from Kelli's Spa Service came and inspected the spa. She said the heater stopped working, but it was still under warranty. Here we are in May and our spa hasn't been fixed yet!

    We went into Cal Spas and were told by Erick that the part hadn't arrived. However, he said that he would authorized Kelly to remove the heater from one of the spas out on display. Yet, my one year warranty is about to expire and I'm concerned about what's going to happen if anything else stops working. Since the spa hasn't been running for about four months, we're unsure if there's any other faulty parts.

    We have been without a spa for nearly four months. Both my husband and I work in stressful environments and purchased the spa as a relaxation tool. We paid in full, and feel that we have been taken advantage of. Now we're out of $7,995.00 and nothing to show for it, but broken down spa. This frustration is adding stress to our lives. After numerous call nothing has been resolved.

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    Reviewed May 12, 2008

    I bought over $10,000 worth of items from Cal Spa in San Marcos Ca which has since shut down. I purchased a pool table, spa and Bar B Q. The spa has worked since we got it two months ago, the pool table and Bar B Q have been a disaster. The pool table was delivered with the Spa and Bar B Q. I had told them I didn't want it delievered until the room for the pool table was ready. I stored it in the garage and then when the room was ready I called to have it set up. They tried to charge me an additional $260 set up charge because the guy who dilivered it should have set it up at that time of delievery even though it was not ready for set up.

    After several calls and weeks they finally consented to have the guy set it up at their costs. While this was going on the Bar B Q was delievered broekn. The granite on the island Bar B Q was broken, the broken pieses were neatly placed in the Bar B Q upon delievery so the person who broke it prior to delievery didn't tell anyone and just sent the broken pieces neatly placed in the Bar B Q. They said they would have someone come out and replace JUSt the broken granite.

    After several weeks I called and tey said they wouldn;t send someone out to replace the granite but would give me a new one (which they should have done initially). They then couldn't schedule a delievery for weeks, finally the Bar B Q was delivered. I bought some propane and had friends over for a spa, pool table and Bar B Q party. Only problem the new Bar B Q didn't work. No flame was coming to the burners. I called and was scheduled for a service man a week later. He missed his morning appointment and was 2 hours late for the afternoon. Then he said he couldn't fix it!!!!!. Again no Bar B Q party.

    I called to have the Bar B Q returned which James told me all sales are final even though my Bar B Q doesn't work they would have someone come out and fix it no matter what it takes. I do not want this piece of junk but now they are telling me I have to keep it (once they fix it). NEVER BUY a THING AT CAL SPA and if you do never TALK TO JAMES!!!!!!!!! Like my father told me dont buy steak at a pancake house - buy pancakes I bought a bar b q and pool table from a spa place nogt a good idea.

    I am stuck with a Bar B Q I dont want any more, I found a better one at a less cost in the meantime and I want the newer better one but Cal spa is saying all sales are final even though I still do not have a Bar B Q that works.

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    Reviewed May 6, 2008

    We got the spa for medical use. Within the first 6 month the small rotating jets came apart and 16 month later, it is now blowing the 50 amp GFI possible bad heater as it only blows when the heater kicks in, and the selling dealer has no in house service personal to repair this condition They refuse to locate an outside repair man at their expense, the said they did but he never showed up. Cal spa will warranty only for parts and replacement labor but will not allow for the service calls and at least two calls are need, one to diagnose the problem and one to install the parts that they will ship out for repairs, not to mention the service cost of $60.00 to $100.00 each call.

    I have tried to contact the President Casey Loyd and could not get past his secretary, e-mailed them twice and called 3 times with no responce, not to mention the 10 calls to the selling dealer. I can tell you all that the service after sale is horrendous and you are better off spending the money and getting a spa from a reputable company such as Sun Dance. Now I'm stuck with a $4000.00 + spa and have to pay for this and any future repairs out of pcket. UNBELIEVABLE. My advise is to just STAY AWAY FROM CALSPAS, especially if you live in So Florida.

    Having a major back condition and not being able to use the soothing effects that a spa provides.

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    Reviewed April 23, 2008

    I bought a Cal spa hot tub new out of the box 18 months ago! This winter on one of the coldest Minnesota days one of the pumps went out. I called the repair center ant it took 5 days to get a repairmen at my house to look into my problem. The repairmen showed up a 9:30pm and took the pump out and told me that the broken pump would mot be covered under the warranty! He told us that our chemical balance in the water was not right and that is what caused the pump to malfunction. He went on to tell us that he could replace the pump at a cost to me of $900.00. He stated that then he would submit the bad pump to the Cal spa manufacter and if they decided to replace it our money would be refunded. We did not take this route!

    The next morning I called the repair office and after a lot of discussion the main office decided to replace my pump under warranty! It took several more days to get the repairmen back out to my house to replace the pump. Its now the middle of April and the other pump has now gone out. I again called and had a repairmen come out to the house to look into problem. This time before the repair even looked at the pump he told me that it wqas probally a chemical inbalance issue and that the pump would not be covered. I asked him to take the pump out and examine it. He removed the pipes to the pump and using a flash light showed me the inside of the pump and stated the white discolorization of the pump was due the our water not being chemically right.

    We then got his boss on the phone ( Brian ) the same one I had talked to on the previous pump. Brian told me that there was no way that they were going to replace the pump. He stated that the other pump he replaced was all our fault and that he replaced it out of the kindness of his heart but that would not be the case for this pump. I have many conversations directly with the manufacter to no avail! Thanks again Cal spas for standing behind a 18 month old tub! Sell and get it out the door!

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    Reviewed March 10, 2008

    Cost of spa $6679. 6/04 full warranty which worked fine with some repairs until 1/08 I called Melinda and requested service as the spa was not turning on. She sent expert technician. Mike, who said it's our electrical. It's not right and needs a different box & wiring. I said it was hooked up to your companies specs. and approved by your workman and has worked with this wire etc. for all this time? He said I wont come back until you change this. I have had several spa men look at this since and they say there is no problem. I have called cal spa Melinda asking for help BUT not to send the expert Mike back but have received no help.

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    Reviewed Feb. 29, 2008

    We purchased a Cal Spa at the Seattle Home Show in Feb. 2007, to be delivered in April. After several calls, the spa was delivered on June 9th. My husband heard a large crash as the delivery men dropped the tub off the truck. The casing was bent, and he did not accept the tub . The owner of the dealership, Jim, later called and said that after a full and careful inspection that the tub itself was not damaged and the case was replaced. He also assured my husband that there was a 10-year warranty on the tub. Unfortunately, despite my disapproval my husband agreed to take the tub back. Big Mistake. When they returned the tub, they did not bring the manual or the stairs or the lift for the cover or the key to unlock the I pod dock, and the chemicals supplied had someone else's name on them--wrong chemicals for our tub. The delivery men called Jim and told him that there was a scratch on the tub, and the lift was not there. Jim only replied that it should be. The delivery man responded to us that someone would be out in a couple days to buff out the tub.

    After many more phone calls, Jim then said that we didn't pay for the lift or stairs, and we would need to do that. We told him that they were included in the home show special. After contacting their corporate office, one day they were suddenly delivered; but of course the lift was not installed. We had a used manual sent via mail. We still have no Key for the I pod dock. The aquatic av which controls the stereo has never worked, and there is an ever enlarging crack growing in the tub. And they have never been back to buff the tub. We also have noticed a small hole in the cover. We have made multiple calls to the dealer and corporate. We were told that the regional rep would call us back, but that never happened. We were given another dealership to call and have left messages and have never been called back. What can we do?

    We paid over $10,000 for this tub and just want it gone and our money returned.

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    Reviewed Jan. 17, 2008


    We purchased a CalSpa about 1 1/2 years ago. After the first year our pump went out, many hassles to get it replaced under warranty and service calls. Finally got that fixed and now the spa will not turn on. Appears the power supply or something inside not working. Also we have had lots of problems with the jets falling apart, and our chemicals have been spot on accurate so no excuses for poor quality materials Calspa!

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    Reviewed Jan. 7, 2008

    Purchased a new spa on 2-25-06 at a cost of $6465. Had the spa for approx 1 year when one of the motors developed a loud whine, contacted Cal Spas who then gave me the Number of a Company called Pro Tech who they said takes care of their problems. The were contacted and I was told the motor was bad. It was replaced after about 4 weeks being down. I only had to pay a $70 service call. The motor was replaced on 3-03-07. On Nov 9, the other motor started doing the same thing. Again I contacted Pro Tech and they came out and again said the motor was gone. Another $75 for this call. It is now 01-07-08 and I still do not have the motor installed. Pro Tech said they paid for the motor and it keeps coming to them COD. I contacted Cal Spa and the lady said she could not do anything, it's between Pro Tech and Cal Spas. In the meantime, I have no spa to use. The store said it's up to their corporate to handle.

    I have been without the use for a total of about 3 months so far, not a very good customer service.

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    Reviewed Nov. 12, 2007


    Ahhh Cal Spas!...I purchased their top of the line spa back in 1996 at a Home and Garden show here in Phoenix Az. it was a nightmare once I hooked it up..(when they delivered it I was told there was an additional charge to do the hook up!!) I had so many service calls to my home I started to document the dates,times,problems with the spa,and the fact that I had to lend tools and PVC piping to the repairmen that came out!!!

    It got so bad with repairs that I tried to get someone from their company in California to remedy all this,and was surprised at how many vice-presidents there were in the company and all they did was promise to send out a repairman!!!

    I finally sent a complaint to the Arizona Attorney Generals'Office and The Better Business Bureau with copies to Cal Spa and was contacted by the Az Atty. Gen.Office and told they had numerous complaints vs.Cal Spa and were in the process of stopping them from doing business in Az.!!

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    Reviewed Sept. 6, 2005

    We spent $8,400 on a new top of the line spa from Cal Spas in 1998.
    After a year and a half, the circuit board fried. We paid a $60 fee
    to the repairman to replace the board. The following winter, the
    board continued to short out and we replaced a switch for $40. The
    next winter, there was no heat, so we paid another $60 fee to have a
    lifetime warranty heater replaced. While most parts have been covered
    by warranty, we have still had to pay the $60 repairman's fee each
    time something goes wrong with this spa. This product has been a

    real headache.

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    Reviewed April 5, 2005

    My hot tub was leaking, so I called the store where I had purchased it.
    The store sent Mark with Absolute Pool and Spa Care, a Cal Spas factory
    authorized repair dealer, to my home. My husband and I were out of
    town, but my grandmother let him in at which time he removed a large
    amount of insulation and a panel from one side of the tub. The hot
    tub was left on its side and the panel was left propped against our
    house until he returned several weeks later. When he returned, he
    fixed the leak and lowered the hot tub back in place; however, he did
    not replace the insulation and the panel was now broken. I called
    him immediately and voiced my displeasure. He stated that the broken
    cabinet was my fault and that the insulation would not be replaced. I
    then contacted Olivia with Cal Spas who assured me the cabinet and
    insulation would be replaced. Two months later, Absolute Pool and Spa
    replaced the insulation but damaged the cabinet even further. I was
    told Cal Spas only offers a 90 day warranty on the cabinet. Had I
    broken the cabinet, I could understand; but their people broke it, and

    it should be replaced immediately.

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    Reviewed May 21, 2004

    We purchased a built-in (island) BBQ at which time we placed a down
    payment of $2,220 on it. The island arrived on 5/15/04 and we had a
    $6,000 cashier's check ready for the remainder of the payment as
    requested. As the delivery men unwrapped it, I discovered it was
    missing some parts. I filled out a form for the missing parts and
    immediately called Customer Service. I left a voice mail for Martin
    who called Monday and said he'd look into the situation for us.
    Then I spoke to Joy, Customer Service Supervisor, who said she would
    look into it as well. No one has gotten back to me and they have a
    full payment of over $8,000. I now have an island with no BBQ, no

    refrigerator and many missing items.

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    Reviewed April 15, 2004

    I ordered 60" storage steps by phone from the Ontario, California
    store and received them at my home. When I opened the box and saw
    jagged edges on the steps, I was very unhappy as I do not wish to
    subject my family to harm. I attempted to return the steps to the
    store on 4/14/04 at which time the parts manager told me that store
    policy is no refunds or exchanges, but he may be able to give me a
    store credit. I was not informed of this policy when I ordered the
    product over the phone. I simply wish to return a product that did
    not meet my expectations. Anything short of this will be unacceptable

    to me.

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    Reviewed April 14, 2004

    We purchased storage steps from Cal Spas over the phone because we
    were told they didn't have the steps in the store. If we had seen
    them in the store, we never would have purchased them due to the poor
    quality. Our credit card was charged $195 even though we were told
    the steps were $175. We never received an invoice to show why there
    was a difference of $20. We then received the steps and were extremely
    unhappy with the quality. We took the steps to the store for a refund
    but were told store policy is no refunds or exchanges. We told the
    salesman we were not informed of this when we ordered and we want our
    money back. They still refused and would not allow us to speak with
    anyone in charge. We demand a full refund and will file a complaint

    with their corporate office.

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    Reviewed March 20, 2004

    I purchased a top of the line $9,500 spa from Cal Spas about 3
    years ago. It came with a stereo system that broke after the second
    week. A repairman came to my home, removed the stereo and took it back
    to Cal Spas. Over a month later, the stereo was reinstalled. It
    worked for one week. Again it was sent back to Cal Spas. After
    reinstallation, it worked for 2 days. This time it took months for
    the repairman to come to my home, send it back to Cal and reinstall it.
    It worked for one day. Now cal Spas is saying they won't fix it
    anymore because my one-year warranty has expired. The radio worked

    less than 3 weeks the entire year.

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    Reviewed March 1, 2004

    My Cal Spas spa, just over 3 years old, developed a terrible
    noise. I immediately shut it down and called service. I was told
    the pump motor failed because the seals had failed, and because of
    this, the 5 year warranty on the pump and motor does not apply. I
    have faithfully kept the filter clean and the chemicals balanced;
    however, Cal Spas states I should have removed the panel and checked
    for leaks every 2 weeks. Cal Spas is not honoring their warranty
    and I had to pay over $600 to have it fixed before more damage

    occurred.

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    Reviewed Oct. 28, 2003

    I have a Genesis Series (Atlantic) spa from Cal Spas and the jets
    are breaking as the plastic dissolves and becomes brittle. I have
    operated the spa so that all Cal Spas chemical standards are met.

    These jets are junk and should be recalled by Cal Spas.

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    Reviewed Oct. 12, 2003

    November 2002 we noticed several cracks in the shell of our Cal Spa. The spa was 4 1/2 years old and the shell had a 5 year warranty. Cal sent someone to take pictures and investigate the problem.

    He stated the shell was not fixable and the cracks would increase in size. Cal Spas began a slow (usually 3 week turn-around) discussion of replacing my spa. Since that time, I have been offered several unsatisfactory options.

    Now I am being offered a used model without history provided and absolutely no guarantee that it will work. I left a message stating this option is not acceptable either. My spa costs nearly $5,000 and is now scrap.

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    Reviewed Oct. 6, 2003

    I found a dealer who could get a part for our spa. We purchased
    the part we needed but were told by the dealer that the part should
    be covered under our warranty. We then sent a letter to the California
    Cal Spas location asking for reimbursement. After one month and no
    answer, I called the California store today. As soon as they found
    out we had bought a part on our own, they said we voided our warranty
    because an unauthorized dealer had worked on our spa. They also stated
    our warranty was void because we had moved our spa from one home to
    another. I would like to alert everyone to Cal Spas' warranty and its

    loopholes.

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    Reviewed June 24, 2003

    I purchased a Cal Spas hot tub almost 5 years ago. Within this
    time, I have had over 15 repairs to my tub, at least 4 of which were
    motor replacements. Additionally, during one of the repairs, the
    dealer's service person broke 3 of the enclosure boards to repair a
    persistent leak (for the 3rd time!). I have been waiting over one
    year for the replacement boards and the warranty period is nearing
    its end. As a result, I have asked that Cal Spas remedy the situation
    by either replacing the boards or refunding my money. Neither the
    dealer for the tub, Backyard and Billiards, nor Cal Spas would consider
    any remedy. After months of phone messages, letters and faxes, I was
    told that Cal Spas would pick up the tub and reinspect it at their
    facility. One day before the tub was to be picked up, I received a
    call telling me that I would be responsible for the freight charges.
    All through this exercise in futility, the service manager was rude,
    unresponsive and deceptive in her responses. I have not been able to
    use my tub to its full extent because it continually has problems.
    The warranty expires soon and I will be responsible for repairs to a

    tub which has never worked properly.

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    Reviewed March 17, 2003

    Our spa is 14 months old and has already lost 9 of its 12 jets.
    The jets are literally falling apart. I contacted Cal Spas' customer
    service on 1/09/03 and spoke with Martin Guevara, who faxed us a
    diagram on which we could mark which jets had broken. We have called

    and faxed this paper to him numerous times but get no response.

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    Reviewed Feb. 24, 2002

    In August 1998, I purchased a Newporter spa from Cal Spas in
    Oklahoma City. I was told the spa would be delivered within 4-6 weeks
    and proceeded to pay Cal Spas in full for the product. Well after the
    6 weeks had expired and many attempts at finding out why my spa had
    not yet been delivered, I demanded a refund. It took several weeks,
    but I did get my money back and then bought the Newporter from a
    Cal Spas distributor in this area. My spa worked fine for about a
    year. Since that time, I have replaced the circuit board and topside
    controller, the blower does not work, the cover is trash, the lifetime
    warranty heater has died, the jets are broken and the controls lock up
    so that the power has to inexplicably be turned on and off to get them

    to function.

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    Reviewed Feb. 1, 2001

    I purchased my spa from Cal Spas in Illinois in March 1997. When
    I moved to Nevada, it started leaking from the pumps. I contacted
    Cal Spas who said that in order to have warranty approval, I would
    need the bill of sale to prove I was the original owner. I provided
    this by fax at which time I was told I would also need the receipt
    from the Cal Spas dealer who moved the spa to the trailer on which it
    was to be moved to Nevada. I then faxed this receipt, but the customer
    service person now says Cal Spas will not cover my pump trouble. What

    good is a 5 year warranty from a company who won't honor it?

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    Reviewed April 1, 2000

    I bought a spa on 1/24/97 for $3,675 with 4 extra jets which were
    never delivered. I was told they would come in the mail. Our Cal Spas
    dealer went out of business, so I called Cal Spas. They did not know
    that 4 extra jets were supposed to be sent. Around 7/26/99 the spa
    would not turn on and the shell was cracking. I called Cal to find a
    local authorized repair company. I then contacted both companies,
    neither of which would help me because they say Cal takes too long to
    pay them. I got another repair company from Cal and they came to look
    at my spa at which time they ordered a new top side controller. After
    waiting 5 months, the part was installed, but that wasn't the problem.
    Now they say I need a new computer board which is on back order for
    6 months and I need to deal with Cal directly to get one. Now for over
    3 months, I have dealt with Cal Spas, and still the product is on

    back-order and the cracks in the shell have not been fixed.

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    Reviewed April 1, 2000

    In July 1997 I purchased a Cal Spas swim spa from what I was told was a Cal Spas factory owned store in Atlanta, Ga. The spa was to be delivered 2 weeks later upon my completion of a concrete pad. The pad was completed on time and the spa was delivered, but this particular spa has a separate equipment package, which was promised to be delivered later, which it was, but I was to have a LP gas heater for the spa and this was backordered.

    During this time I was told that Cal Spas had sold the store to a dealer but that I would still receive service from that dealer. This dealer furnished me with a temporary LP gas heater to use while my heater was backordered. This heater was too small for the spa and was a standing pilot as opposed to the electronic ignition heater I was to have received.

    I called the dealer weekly about the status of the correct heater and was told for over 6 months that the heater was still on backorder, then I had a pump bearing to fail and the dealer told me that he didn't have time to send someone out for at least 30 days, but if I could bring the motor to him he would exchange it, which he did and I did the removal and installation myself.

    The ozoniator never worked and the dealer promised to repair it when he brought out the correct heater. In July 1998 something in the control panel failed and the spa completely shut down. I called the dealer for assistance and he promised to send someone out within a week, but they never showed up, I repeatedly called the dealer to no avail.

    At that time I called the engineering dept. at Cal Spas and they told me to call Balboa Equipment, who manufactured the control panel, and see if they could diagnose the problem. The people at Balboa did diagnose the problem, which was a failed transformer. I called the dealer and told him I had found out the problem and he told me he would order the transformer and it should be in within 2 weeks.

    Again I waited, calling every week or two until late into the fall of 1998. I then called the dealer and told him that there was a hard freeze predicted that night and that since the spa did not work I could not run it to keep it from freezing, so what should I do. The dealer told me not to worry about it, that if the spa was damaged by freezing that it was Cal Spas fault and they would replace or repair and damage.

    Needless to say the spa froze and was extensively damaged and about this same time the dealer went out of business and I still didn't have my heater, and the spa still does not run, and I had freeze damage. The people at Cal Spas refused to return my calls and only responded to one of my letters stating that freeze damage was my responsibility, but they did not even address the heater they owed me and their failure to repair the defects that the warranty should have covered.

    They finally sent a repairman to my home to look at the spa and he said it was a total loss, and he also told me that the dealer I had been dealing with had went bankrupt and that the reason that I had not received any repair parts from that dealer is that particular dealer had not been paying Cal Spas for parts and they had stopped shipping parts to him.

    When I accepted delivery of the spa, I had paid a down payment of $2,000.00 with the balance of about $7,000.00 to be financed, with the financing to be arranged by Cal Spas. At this time Cal Spas has not asked for the balance to be paid, but what I am wanting is for Cal Spas to refund my down payment of $2,000.00 and pick up the spa. It is nothing but an eyesore and a breeding ground for mosquitos.

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    Reviewed April 1, 2000

    We purchased a Cal Spas model 3000 hot tub with ozonator from StoveStop and Spas in Spearfish, SD. We had the tub for two and a half years when it developed a leak.

    We called the StoveStop and Spas people who sent a service tech out. He sent us a bill for an hour of work and travel but said he had spent TWO hours looking for the leak and had not found it. The leak continued (about 6 inches of water a day) and I found the leak in five minutes. It was the hose going from the ozonator to the pool.

    I called back the service personnel who came and fixed the hose and replaced the ozonator check valve. The unit worked well, but since the water had repeatedly sunk below minimums, the primary motor was burned out and was making noise.

    The repair guy (Scott) came back and replaced the motor but he also silicone glued the ozonator to the floor of the tub on the metal footplate of the motors. A couple of days later, the tub began shutting down the breaker. Scott again returned and said the ozonator had gotten water in it and was shot and he would replace it for $295.

    We had always been told not to put the ozonator on the ground and hence had always kept it on a piece of foam on the elevated tubing. When I asked Scott why he had glued the piece to the ground on the foot of the motor mount (which gets too hot to touch when the motor is running and is on the GROUND where all the splash water goes), he said he didn't want it to vibrate and make noise.

    When I asked him how he expected it to stay dry on the ground and told him we had been told to always keep it elevated, he said he would come replace it. Two days ago he came and replaced the unit and yesterday left a message on my machine asking me to split the cost with him and he wouldn't charge me a service or installation charge. I called the hot line number on the ozonator and spoke with a rep there. She told me that the electronics had a lifetime guarantee and the bulb had a one year warranty.

    She also said they recommended keeping the unit as far from water as possible, confirming what we had been told before about the unit and what we had been practicing before Scott glued it to the ground.

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    Reviewed April 1, 2000

    In August of 1997 I purchased a spa from Cal Spas. It came with a 5 year warranty on the electric components, pumps, jets, valves, levers, and other spa components against malfunction, leaking,or defects in materials or workmanship.

    The WARRANTY PERFORMANCE: section states; "To obtain service,contact the Factory Authorized Service Agent in your area, there will be no charge for parts, labor or the freight costs for parts necessary to repair the spa. In some cases, reasonable repairman travel charges may be assessed if you live beyond the normal servicing area for the Factory Authorized Service Agent."

    I live only 12 miles from this agent. In august of 1998 I called the Agent with an overheating problem. He came out the next day and fixed it, but charged me a 70 dollar travel fee. Then on November 30th I called about a noisy pump. He came out and replaced one pump, and changed the seal in the other as he noticed it was leaking. He commented to me that the seals used in the pumps weren't very good, but were 3 dollars cheaper than a seal with a lifetime warranty.

    About a week later, the Agent called me and said that CalSpas would not honor the warranty, claiming "chemical abuse." This made me very angry, because I watch my chemicals very closely, follow my maintenance schedule religiously, buy my chemicals from the Agent, who also checked my water and said it was fine.

    After I relayed this information to CalSpas, they changed their story and said it was due due a leaking seal (which should be covered under the warranty), causing water to leak onto the motor. They claim I should have noticed the leak and had it repaired. Their should be no reason for me to remove the panel where the pumps and motors are housed. Further more, it would be natural to see water around a spa due to many things,such as washing out the filter, spa use, hosing off my patio on which the spa sits, to name a few. Also, every concrete patio I have ever seen has a slight amount of fall to it so rain water runs away the house.

    I am now expected to reimburse the Agent for the parts he installed, plus the freight, on top of the 70 dollars I already paid him for travelling a whopping 12 miles. The total would be over 300 dollars. The Agent says if I don't pay it, he will refuse to do any work on my spa unless it is paid for in advance. I paid a lot of money for this spa with a 5 year warranty on all the working components. I feel I am being mistreated, undeservedly and would appreciate anything you can do to help me. This whole ordeal has placed a lot of stress me and my family. If CalSpas is not going to honor their warranty I will probably have to sell the spa.

    Should I file a small claims lawsuit?

    ConsumerAffairs.Com referred this complaint to an experienced trial lawyer, who replied:

    I think he should file a small claims suit. he doesn't need a lawyer. But. he will need evidence that the problems he is having are covered by the warranty. Right now, only defendant knows what's wrong with the unit. Hence, he might have to have an independent repairman to look at it to see if what is wrong with it is actually covered by the warranty. Defendant will certainly say it is not.

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    Cal Spas Company Information

    Company Name:
    Cal Spas
    Year Founded:
    1978
    Address:
    1462 East Ninth Street
    City:
    Pomona
    State/Province:
    CA
    Postal Code:
    91766
    Country:
    United States
    Website:
    calspas.com