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Spa Blowout

8401 fort darling road, N Chesterfld, Virginia, United States, 23237

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purchased hot tub cover with one year warranty in March of 2018. Cover now is sagging and leaking into hot tub. Numerous calls and emails trying to get new cover. Customer service will not give new cover. Says to turn foam around. Wants to charge me *** to ship cover shell from Norfolk. This should all be covered by warranty.

Spa Blowout Response • Oct 25, 2018

We are investigating this matter.

Spa Blowout Response • Oct 26, 2018

Spa Blowout is a retailer of spa covers. We are not a cover manufacturer. The cover Mr. purchased from us on March 14th carries a limited warranty against manufacturing defects by the manufacturer for up to one-year. Spa Blowout does not warranty the covers for any period of time. At Spa Blowout, we operate with a high-degree of integrity, so we extend our apologies to Mr. for any misunderstanding on this matter.

We value our customers, so, as a courtesy, we open a warranty claim with pictures to the cover manufacturer on behalf of Mr.. The manufacturer explained that the indentation on the cover was likely caused by someone or something resting or sitting on the cover, which is not covered by the warranty. The cover manufacturer offered a simple solution: flip the cover insert over, so that the bottom end is turned up, and will resolve the pooling of water on top of the cover. We passed along this information to Mr.. The cover manufacturer also offered to make an exception to their policies and replace the cover for Mr., so long as he paid $***.*** for the shipping.

We are glad to continue to work with Mr. to resolve or replace his spa cover within the terms stated in the preceding paragraph.

Sincerely,
Gustavo A

I purchased a Hot Tub from a Spa Blowout show in my town. I paid half the money upfront for the promise of them delivering the product in 4-6 weeks. I heard through a friend that also purchased that they had called and set delivery for her tub. So proactively I called right away to make sure my tub was coming as well. I was forced by their answering system to leave a message. They never called back. My friend got her tub, I did not. I called and chose the "pay and arrange delivery" option on the phone system. They answered ( I believe due to the PAY ) option. I explained the situation and was told that my tub was ready but they didn't have it scheduled for delivery. They put me through to the manager to leave a message. I again explained the situation on the voicemail. I did get a call back on my voicemail stating that there were no scheduled deliveries coming to my area and at this time there was no way to tell when it would be delivered. I have tried to call back several times. I either get straight to voicemail or told that the manager is Not In! It appears that they have basically forgotten about me and don't really care to deal with it. I want a full refund of my deposit which was half the cost of the tub and delivery charges. After reading all the delivery complaints of others and hearing about the company not standing behind the products they sell, I'm convinced this company is of questionable character and I recommend no one do business with them. I will be contacting the arena that hosted them as well and recommending they not be invited back to our town. Our citizens don't deserve being taken advantage of by scammers.

Spa Blowout Response • Oct 09, 2018

At Spa Blowout we are committed to providing our customers with excellent customer service. It is our goal to operate with the highest degree of integrity. And we are committed to fulfilling our end of every agreement. With that in mind, I reached out to and spoke with Mrs. R today and offered her multiple options for delivery. She needs to speak with Mr. R before we can move forward. I will reach out to the Rs tomorrow to discuss this matter further. It is my hope that we can resolve this matter amicably for both parties within the terms and conditions of our agreement.

Sincerely,
Gus

I purchased a spa in February 2018. It was installed April 2018. July 2018 the pump in Jet 1 stopped working correctly. It took them 3 weeks to find someone to look at it. I have communicated with them via email the entire time. I supplied them all the info they requested labels, etc for Warranty processing. The last time I heard from them was August 28 starting they would notify me when the new pump shipped to me. It's now Sept 14 and no pump and no further communication. I have emailed them regularly. I have called, when I call I am told the warranty department isnt available.

Spa Blowout Response • Oct 09, 2018

I spoke with Mrs. F on Friday and confirmed that the pump we shipped to her arrived on Friday 9/21/2018 at 4:11 pm. Mrs. F informed me that the vendor we arranged to replace the pump in her spa never returned her call. At Spa Blowout, we value our customers and hold our vendors to a high degree of integrity. Mrs. F informed me that she contacted a local handyman to replace the pump for her. To make good on our commitment, I offered Mrs. F compensation for her out-of-pocket expense, which she accepted. We consider this matter resolved to both party’s satisfaction at this time.

We purchased a *** hot tub on 06/23/18 in *** at spa blowout's 3 day sale. It was a factory order spa. It supposedly came out of production on 08/06/18. We were told they were going to set up delivery. On 08/13/18 we contacted spa blowout again regarding delivery of our paid in full hot tub. We were told that they had " no delivery service to *** and had no idea when or if they would get the spa delivered". They gave an alternate method. To crate the spa which would take an additional week, and ship it *** freight. when it arrives in *** have a local delivery service pick it up and deliver it to my residence and place it on my back deck which is at ground level. There would be NO CHARGE to me for this service because we already paid for delivery and set up in the agreed price. Today, 08/21/18 I received a call from Gina at *** freight confirming my shipment. They expect me to unload from their semi truck and move it myself. They know nothing about a local delivery service getting it and delivering it. I called spa blowout and informed them and gave them *** freights number for them to set something up. This entire process has been very frustrating. Something better be done about this delivery of our hot tub. It is starting to sound like a big scam and I have read several negative remarks about spa blowout , their customer service , etc I won't be completely satisfied until spa blowout meets the contract that I have with them and our spa is here, delivered and placed at no additional charges to me. *** freight informed me they are expecting to receive the shipment sometime tomorrow and are only able to "hold" it there for 3 days. If that time goes by, they will send it back to the supplier.

Spa Blowout Response • Aug 22, 2018

We have already spoken with the *** terminal, They are willing to drop this off on his property as requested at no charge to the customer as we promised. We will find a 3rd party company to place it once it is delivered.

Customer Response • Aug 22, 2018

Revdex.com:

I have reviewed the offer and/or response made by the business in reference to complaint ID, and have determined that this proposed action would not resolve my complaint. For your reference, details of the offer I reviewed appear below.

[Provide details of why you are not satisfied with this resolution.]
Yes *** said they will deliver the hot tub. However the original agreement with the company I did business with said they would have a local delivery service get the hot tub from *** and deliver to my home and place the hot tub. Their response is once *** delivers the hot tub to my home, they will then try to find a local company to come and place the hot tub. They give no idea of when that will be. One week, One month? That is unacceptable! They have been dragging their feet through this entire process and I'm completely dissatisfied with their customer service and now the headaches with the delivery process that was included in the purchase of this hot tub. I'm already planning to try to get it placed once *** delivers it...which is supposed to be 08/23/18. All I have left to say is this. The hot tub better not have any damage to it and everything that was to be included with it that was paid for better be there. The locking cover, the steps, the initial chemicals for start up...Thank you for your time.
Regards

I ordered the hot tub on may 5th 2018. It is now August 13, 2018 and I still haven't received the hot tub yet. The sales man said it would take 4 to 8 weeks. It's way past 4 to 8 weeks and I've called more than 7 times and left voicemails and I haven't received any phone calls or letters yet. I want my hot tub delivered immediately now. I put a down payment on it and I'm ready for it to arrive.

Spa Blowout Response • Aug 15, 2018

We are currently working with a local delivery company to arrange Ms. spa. Per her signed paperwork she agreed to be flexible with delivery. While we try to deliver every tub as soon as possible it sometimes takes a bit longer to to ensure we can get her spa to her safely and as promised.

Customer Response • Aug 18, 2018

Revdex.com:

I have reviewed the offer and/or response made by the business in reference to complaint ID, and have determined that this proposed action would not resolve my complaint. For your reference, details of the offer I reviewed appear below.

When the product was purchased I had expectations that it would be delivered within 6 to 8 weeks or at least a reasonable time. The failure of the product to be delivery within this timeframe has disappointed me and has not met my expectations at the time of purchase. Therefore I would like to be refunded my deposit of $***.

Regards

I bought a *** through Signature Production (SP) in April 2016. Manufacturer warranty states a 5 year warranty against the spa's electrical equipment. After troubleshooting with SP's customer service it was determined that the problem was either the topside controller or the spa pac, both electrical components. Signature Production refuses to honor the warranty, stating that the parts are not covered under the warranty, when the warranty explicitly states a 5 year warranty against the spa's electrical equipment. Both the topside controller and spa pac are part of the spa.

Spa Blowout Response • Aug 09, 2018

Mr.,

We are sorry to hear about your issues. *** offers a warranty against THEIR manufacturing defects. In this case both your pieces of electrical equipment were manufactured by a separate company and installed by ***. Per your terms and conditions on the warranty, "The factory installed Water Purification system, and any other factory installed components are warranted by ***s for Ninety days from the original date of the spa purchase, unless the original source manufacturer of that component has a longer warranty, in which case the longer of the two time periods will apply". Both of these components were determined outside their window for the warranty on those items and they have expired. Please contact customer service if you would like to purchase the replacement parts to get the spa repaired.

Customer Response • Aug 09, 2018

Revdex.com:

I have reviewed the offer and/or response made by the business in reference to complaint ID, and have determined that this proposed action would not resolve my complaint. For your reference, details of the offer I reviewed appear below.

Attached is the Warranty information. It also can be found at https://www.***spas.com/my-warranty

What this company is saying is absurd. That would be like saying the *** I bought with the 3yr/36000 mile warranty only applies to *** made parts and that all other parts have their own warranty. As the manufacturer it is their responsibility to select vendors that meet the manufacturer's performance expectations.

Again I point back to the big bold statement on the warranty page:

5 Years Equipment

*** Spas covers the spa’s electrical equipment for five years from the original date of purchaseagainst ***’s manufacturing defects.

Is this electrical equipment = Yes

Is the electrical equipment part of a *** = Yes

Are the electrical parts in question from an ancillary piece of equipment not part of the spa = No

Is it within the 5 year warranty period = Yes

Was this spa manufactured by ***s = Yes

Based on this information Signature Production is not meeting Warranty terms.

Regards

We purchased our hot tub like some of the others at a local spa show in ***, ***. All went well during the purchase and we were very happy to receive our new spa.
First issue was a leak in the manifold. They promptly repaired the issue.
Second issue was the coating on the head rest delaminated. Barefoot blamed it on the water in my spa..........I purchased replacements.
Thirdly, the same experience with the head rest less than 7 months later. Again they blame it on the water. I manage the chemicals properly in the spa and their product is crap.
As you can see by the Revdex.com rating, they are not a reputable company. Buy a *** or better grade of Hot Tub.
We replaced a *** that was over 10 years old. Ironically we never had to change the head rest padding...EVER

Spa Blowout Response • Aug 08, 2018

Based on the information I cannot verify that we have spoken with you. Regardless, it is extremely unlikely that the replacement pillows that you purchased would be defective. The Barefoot spa is designed to be as chemical free as possible, if you are using large amounts of chlorine it will cause the headrests to fail.

I purchased a swim spa from this company and paid in full in January. Sales person promised I would have it two weeks after they received full payment. After multiple phone calls, letters, and demands, the swim spa was finally delivered in June. Two weeks after delivery the panels around the outside of the spa began to fall off. The Lack of Customer Service Department assured me they would resolve it within one week. That was 5 weeks ago and I was told today they had no idea when it might be fixed. I filled the spa with water last week and it is leaking. Although it is in warranty Spa Blowout will not commit to fixing the leak.

Spa Blowout Response • Jul 31, 2018

Please note we spoke with Mr. and Ms. this AM walking them through the spa start up steps. We are actively working with this consumer to ensure their spa is up and running properly.

Customer Response • Aug 01, 2018

Revdex.com:

I am waiting to see if the business actually repairs the spa they way they have told us they would. We have been waiting for 4 weeks since they were first informed of the problem. The problem remains. I do not close this complaint until the issue is resolved. empty promises do not resolve the issues.

Regards

On April 28, 2018 we purchased a new spa during a SpaBlowout expo event in ***. We were told by our salesman that it would take 4-6 weeks for delivery. We put half down the day of the sale on our personal credit card & were told that the remaining balance would be financed and it was approved during the expo event! It has now been almost 14 weeks and we have not received any product! Each phone call that is placed to the company phone number- we speak to someone different every time! Each call tells us something different each time - the spa is in production, the spa is completed, the delivery would be made to our driveway by ***!, etc! Different answers with each phone call! The salesman’s phone number provided on the sales receipt is a non-working number! When we requested that the sale be canceled due to lack of promised delivery- we were told that we would loose the money that we have already paid!

Spa Blowout Response • Jul 27, 2018

We are working on a positive resolution for Mr. at this moment. We will be shipping him his spa ASAP vie a common carrier and to be placed with a 3rd party company.

We purchased the hot tub on March 25, 2016 - We have contact them serveral time for them to send out a repair to fix the tub we have a 5 years warranty and we have call the office several time they keep telling us someone will call and we sent email. They sent a form to give our credit card information to pay for repair to come out and still no response . This have been going on since June 18,2016 to the present time. They're the worst they get your money and it is paid in full . No response This is the worst company we want our money back or a new tub. The serial number is *** Thank you for any help you can give us. WE will never do business with this company again and would't recommend anyone else they're the worst

Spa Blowout Response • Jul 13, 2018

We are currently working with Mr. Bilal to get his spa repaired. Unfortunately all of our tech services in that area are very busy and we cannot get anyone to come out right away. We last spoke to him on July 5th and are still searching for a tech. Once we ascertain the details of the issue we can determine if the work is warranty or not.

Customer Response • Jul 24, 2018

Dear Walin Atkisson: First thank you for your help in obtain services I received a phone call from Signature Production on 7/13/2018. They told me that they were still looking for a techniques to come out and check our "hot tub" well we went to *** and Tub they sent us a techniques out on 7/18/2018. He spend approximately½ hour here and charge us $*** I do not know why Signature didn't think to find someone here in Greenville since they come here every year to sell their produce and we have a 5yrs warranty. They told us that they found someone that is about 2hrs away and it would cost us $***-One hundred for travel expense and Seventy-Five for diagnostic that didn't included any parts. But as you can see *** only charge us $*** We're looking for a refund from Signature Production since we paid for our services and it was half the price and we had a warranty. I'll never deal with this company again and will not recommend this company to anyone they give you poor service and do not honor their contact. *** -2- July 18, 2018 Thank you for your service we greatly appreciated your quick response and assisted us. Without you would have never heard from them it took them 3 mos. to get back to us and they still did nothing. The tub is fix and working beautiful.

On 1/26/16 I pur***d a (2015 model year, that was "wrapped up in the warehouse") spa from Signature Production at a show in ***. Instead of the down payment, I made payment in full for $*** We pur***d on "will call" meaning we could call when we were ready to take delivery. On 2/5/16 after realizing I would be losing my job, I called signature and asked to cxl the pur*** which they denied pointing to the back of the sales agreement that says no refunds. I attempted to cxl through *** card which was finally denied. I did lose my job and moved late sept 2016. 2 weeks after moving hurricane Mathew hit and put a tree through the house. After repairs, in spring of 2017 I requested delivery (was told they could not say when it would happen) and received a call around 7/20/17 saying they could deliver if I could have a crane ready in 3 days. A crane was never part of the process and I confirmed that with them when I bought it. There was no way to make this happen so I followed up a few times with unanswered calls etc. 11/17/17 I submitted request through the website and did not get a response until 12/22/17 when they said they would try to get us delivery (12/27/17). After nothing happened I spoke to *** and disputed again, and again was denied. 2/22/18. After speaking with lawyers I emailed again last week 5/31/18 again requesting delivery. It is now 6/4/18 and I have not received any response, since last year and still do not have the spa. I have 12 pages of documents, Receipts including Sales terms and Conditions, correspondence (most, as I did not think this was going to end this way) I would be happy to submit or elaborate as required.

Spa Blowout Response • Jun 12, 2018

I called this customer and left them a voicemail to re open dialogue. I also sent an email letting them know their spa was being built and to give me a call to discuss it. I show our last correspondence was at the end of last year where we attempted to make arrangements, but the customer did not reply in time. Since then we have had no other contact other than May 31st.

Customer Response • Jun 15, 2018

Revdex.com:

I have reviewed the offer and/or response made by the business in reference to complaint ID, and have determined that this proposed action would not resolve my complaint. For your reference, details of the offer I reviewed appear below.

[Provide details of why you are not satisfied with this resolution.]

Regards,

***

The response from Signature Productions is not true or accurate. This time line is detailed in my initial complaint, but the last correspondence was in fact in December after I replied to their email saying that I was still trying to arrange delivery. The last correspondence was was from Signature saying that they "understood my frustration, and would get back to me with a delivery date" which they never did. I will attach this email. They did call me this week and I called them back. Shawn who had left me a message was not available so they said he would call me the next day which was two days ago. This is pretty typical of this company, and I'm sure the only reason I received a call was because Revdex.com contacted them. Please understand my concern, and the reason for my request for a refund and not delivery of the spa, is because I have no faith in this companies ability or willingness to provide any post delivery service, support or anything regarding warranties etc. I understand you have not lived this, but I have been requesting delivery of a spa I paid in full for for over a year now. How can that be ok? Now they can simply find the spa and send it, what is my recourse if there is a problem. I was promised a 2015 spa that was "wrapped in plastic and in the warehouse" which had a control panel that was ( in the salesmen's opinion) "better than the 2016 model". Now they are building me a new spa? I just don't trust them, I have asked for delivery for a year. What is the definition of breach of contract? I am in the service business, I can assure you that if my organization had failed this badly we would have issued a refund. I implore you at the Revdex.com to not take the easy way out and saddle me with dealing with this company in perpetuity.

Please forgive my frustration, but I cannot listen them them lie about the facts.

Spa Blowout Response • Jun 22, 2018

I have touched base with Mr. and reassured him that I am here to assist. Ia apologized for the past delays and issues. We had a healthy conversation about his delivery, and he submitted photos to me to take a look at. In seeing them I determined that the crane was not needed and unsure why anyone suggested it was needed. I have spoken to the factory and I am anticipating having this spa completed in the next week. I relayed this information to him and I would like to have his spa delivered ASAP.

I will follow up with him again next week with an update on the status.

I agreed to purchase a hot tub/spa on April 1, 2018 at a Spa Blow Out location in ***. I was promised delivery by the middle of that week (I was purchasing a floor model). I received 1 phone call from the delivery person on the evening of April 1st stating he would be in touch in the next day or so for directions and give me a delivery time. I did not hear back. I contacted the company first with a call, I left a VM then followed up with an email. I was given a phone number of the delivery person which was a non working number. I again emailed the company and was told they would make sure the delivery person would touch base with me. My last contact with this company was April 9th. I sent an email April 12th with no response. As of May 16th I have not heard from the company (Spa Blowout). I paid the *** State Tax with my credit card and I proceeded to dispute the charge. My CC company told me I refused delivery of the product. Working with my CC company I explained the above story - as of 5/17/18 I was contacted by Sean, a CSR from the Spa Blowout. I was told that he would make arrangement ASAP. As of now I am again waiting to hear from the delivery person.

Spa Blowout Response • May 30, 2018

Ms. was contacted yesterday by our delivery crew, and has set an appointment date with them. Everything should be handled at this point.

Spa Blowout Response • Jun 06, 2018

I just took a call from Shawn w/Signature Productions/ Spa Blow Out, His complaint ID is ***. He wanted us to know that the spa was delivered to the customers house on June 1.

Product was sold under false pretense that required financing with a third party. Negotiations took place to arrive at a viable monthly amount and a pay off time of three years. The third party financing company has calculated $*** more a month than what was quoted and verified by the salesperson. I was not willing or prepared to pay any amount more than what I negotiated. When contacted to inquire about and rectify the situation, I was met with disregard and apathy by my salesperson in addition to being yelled at and hung up on by the salesperson's supervisor, refusing to discuss further or provide any assistance.

Spa Blowout Response • May 24, 2018

I have already spoken with Ms. at length about the issues, and filed a formal complaint on her behalf within the company. I sent her the complaint I filed to verify and have gone above what is required of us at this point. That complaint was handed to ownership and the issue was dealt with interntally as I have advised her several times. We sent her some free items that have already shipped in April to help apologize for the issues and to compensate her.

Customer Response • Jun 06, 2018

Revdex.com:

I have reviewed the offer and/or response made by the business in reference to complaint ID, and have determined that this proposed action would not resolve my complaint. For your reference, details of the offer I reviewed appear below.

I am requesting acknowledgement of their grave error and a written and verbal apology by the two salespersons,for their poor customer service and refusal to assist with this matter, information and update on how the issue was "dealt with internally," and adjustment to the total cost of product in the form of a partial refund - $*** each month for the duration of the payoff loan amount, since I did not agree to have a monthly payment above $***, thereby being sold a product under false pretenses.

Regards

Spa Blowout Response • Jun 13, 2018

I am unaware of what was discussed during the sales process. All we have is the documentation showing Ms. agreed to a a promotional plan and a financed amount. There is no other documentation stating what monthly payments would be.

I filed a formal complaint on her behalf that was handed to ownership and the sales persons direct supervisor. It is my understanding that the complaint is being handled internally and the sales person and sales manager were both rebuked by upper management.The customer received an apology from me as well as over $*** in value of free items due to the issues. At this time we consider the matter closed.

I'm not one to typically write a complaint but in this instance I feel it’s necessary. We just visited a showroom of Barefoot spas in Topeka, Ks. It was being run by Spa Blowout. When we entered we were initially greeted by Spencer, which was helpful and informative as he explained the different models. When we reached the point that we wanted an idea of pricing, Spencer brought over the sales manager. After my disbelief over our interaction, I’m afraid I do not remember his name. I am used to pushy salesmen and fully expect when walking into any showroom that is part of the buying process. I have never been treated so rudely by someone trying to ‘earn my business’. We were unfamiliar with Barefoot Spas, so after 20 minutes in the showroom and not having a chance to privately discuss our options with my husband (who was there, along with our 2 young children) I expressed that to the manager when he was pressuring for a price/model commitment. After some reasonable back and forth discussion with this manager, we were abruptly asked to leave. No rationale was given and he even threatened to call the police if we did not leave immediately. I’m assuming he was frustrated that this was not going to be an easy sale, but we never gave any sort of grounds for that sort of reaction. This happened in front of our two young children. He even requested event security to escort us to our car, much to the surprise of the officer that we had greeted when we walked in and whom I’m sure observed us the entire time while we were there. I’m still in disbelief that this actually happened.

I was deceived about cost of product. Also product was damaged and delivery person damaged my property. we were not given complete documentation to review before accepting delivery of merchandise.

Spa Blowout Response • Apr 30, 2018

We attempted to resolve this issue with Mr., I offered to pay for part of the damage to the composite decking. Unfortunately the customer was asking us to replace a much larger potion of the deck than what he claims "we damaged". We also pointed out all of the paperwork that he signed and intialed at the time of sale agreeing to the price. This cannot be changed.

Mr. has explained to us several times that he will be getting legal counsel and I advised him to let us know if he would like to forgo that and work with us to get this resolved.

Customer Response • May 03, 2018

Revdex.com:

I have reviewed the offer and/or response made by the business in reference to complaint ID, and have determined that this proposed action would not resolve my complaint. For your reference, details of the offer I reviewed appear below.

[Provide details of why you are not satisfied with this resolution.]

Regards,

***

The information provided by Spa Blowout is inaccurate and misleading. I would like to forward my documents obtained at purchase and other communications from Spa Blowout pertaining to this issue. I would like to forward to you by mail.

Our spa was purchased on 01/13/2018 in the amount of $*** which was paid by credit card. After more than six weeks of waiting for the spa to be delivered and accepting delivery by a third party delivery person, it was later discovered the spa had a missing filter housing which had never been installed at the factory. Several attempts have been made to correct the problem with the customer service representatives who have not corrected or repaired the spa as of 04/18/2018. I have kept a record of emails that have transposed with the customer service representatives which have only led to promises the missing parts will be ordered and repaired by a repairman from the *** area. I am still waiting and have received no further contacts. I would like to have the spa replaced which would remedy the problem since we can't use it until it is repaired.

Spa Blowout Response • Apr 25, 2018

We verify that the part the customer was in need of was delivered on 4/24. We are currently sourcing a repairmen to come out and fix the spa free of charge.

Customer Response • May 09, 2018

Mr. ***

After receiving your letter, I just wanted to confirm that my complaint has been resolved. It seems the company was prompted to send out the correct spa part and had a pool service come to our residence to correctly install the part. Our spa now works correctly. Thank you for assisting me in this matter which I believe prompted action from the spa company.

Respectfully

WE PURCHASED A SPA FROM THEM ON 02/24/18 AND SINCE THEN WE'VE HAD NOTHING BUT ISSUES WITH IT. CURRENTLY OUR SIDE WALLS ARE BULGING AND THEY CLAIM IT'S NOT UNDER WARRANTY DUE TO IT NOT BEING THEIR PROBLEM. WELL I CONTACTED OUR LOCAL SPA DEALER AND WAS TOLD THAT THIS IS NOT SUPPOSED TO HAPPEN. WE HAVE A WARRANTY ON MANUFACTURER DEFECTS AND THIS FALLS UNDER THAT CATEGORY AND NEEDS TO BE HONORED.

Spa Blowout Response • May 03, 2018

Ms. has been told repeatedly that the surface she has her spa on (the deck) is most likely not perfectly level and the Spa weight with the water is causing uneven distribution throughout the spa. There is nothing wrong with the spa, and this would not be a warranty issue. We advise she remove the screws to let the panels "relax" and then reattach them so that they will be flush again. We have offered to get a repair tech out there to do that for her, but it would not be covered under warranty as we are not responsible for where a customer places their spa. Local spa dealers are not familiar with the frame work of our products and cannot advise one way or the other on the products build.

I bought a spa from them 3 years, 5 months ago. With it I have a 5 year warranty on “Equipment”, the pump is making a very loud noise, it’s going out. I sent them a video so they could listen to it and they told me it exceeded the length of the warranty and wil not cover the repairs.

Spa Blowout Response • May 02, 2018

Spa Blowout only covers the entire spa for 90 days, all components after that, are subject to the manufacturer's warranty. In this case the pumps in this spa have a 3-year manufacturer’s warranty. Unfortunately, this customer is outside the window for warranty work. We will happily sell them a new pump, but cannot get the manufacturer to send a new one out under the guise of warranty work.

I am a *** year old lady and was feeling very bad the day I stopped to look at the spas, seeking a way to exercise for my health. I had a difficult time getting into the bldg. and had to rest a lot. Met by an aggressive salesman, Scott W, He showed me the units etc. Explained draining and cleaning. Kept reducing cash price, so I said ok. He ask about my patio and yard to get it in. He was continually interrupted by other salesmen asking questions and left me sitting a lot. I was exhausted and just wanted out of there. He finally got everything settled and had me sign on a line in a ***, which I found out later was a contract stating no refunds, all sales final. All I saw was a SINGLE LINE, nothing else and he said he needed my signature. If I wasn't so sick at that time, I would never have signed without knowing the details. When the delivery man called, I found out I would have to have a 50 amp plug on a separate breaker installed.. First I heard about that. After several calls, I refused delivery and was told I had signed a non-revocable contract and had to take it. I kept telling him that I would never be able to climb the steps and get into the spa and that I just couldn't do it. The last 2 phone conversations with him (Scott), he was VERY RUDE and threatening me with legal attorneys in . I was able to stop pmt. on a $*** check but 2 debit charges for $*** and $*** went through. I need my money back real bad. I just feel he pressured and took advantage of an ill senior. I was never told the sales contract had no refund, sales final AT ALL. If I had the paper in my hand, I would have seen it and would not have done it. I just needed out of there. I thought I could get a refund if it didn't work out. That's the way most things work and I am too trusting. I did receive a call from a man that said he was in customer service and wanted to resolve it, and would call me back, he never did. IT WAS A BAD MISTAKE. PLEASE HELP ME.

Spa Blowout Response • Mar 28, 2018

This customer called in after the show and wanted to cancel since she was unable to lift the covers. We offered to buy the cover lifts to help assist her, as I explained very clearly several times that we did not want to just keep her down payment, and I wanted to help her get this delivery. After much back and forth she said if we had to keep the money then so be it. She understood very clearly what the terms were, and we are ready and willing to deliver her spa if she will accept it.

Customer Response • Apr 02, 2018

Revdex.com:

I have reviewed the offer and/or response made by the business in reference to complaint ID, and have determined that this proposed action would not resolve my complaint. For your reference, details of the offer I reviewed appear below.Here is my response.I never knew the details of the contract until after he printed it out and I looked at it. It was a complete surprise that a company could operate like that. He never told me about the contract until the next day during his phone conversations. Yes they offered to install a lift on the cover, but as I told them, I still could not climb the steps to get into the spa. And I did say if you have to keep the $***, I would understand, but never the other $***. Please give me back my $*** money as a responsible company should.Thank you
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My hot tub has had problems since I purchased it Feb. 2017. It has cracks in the vinyl and has developed leaks that they warranted the first time and are now saying I used too much chemical in it and therefore it will not be covered under warranty. This is not true in any way and I feel they are just giving me the run around. I have contacted them and they refuse to warranty a year old product. We paid a lot of money for this thing and I want it to work! The leaking is also damaging the NEW deck we had built to put it on. The tub is a *** serial # *** Purchase date 2/23/17 contract number

Customer Response • Apr 25, 2018

Here are the forms you asked for. If you need anything else let me know. I used their requirements for the chemicals until the first leak and the tub had to be drained to repair it. I did not have much of theirs left and after researching chemicals I decided to use bromine instead. It does not require much and I see no difference in use. The company claimed I used enough for a large pool and that is simply untrue. I am a chemistry teacher and I know chemicals. Many people use bromine in their spas and it is not an issue at all. Plus the leaking occured before the switch in chemicals.

Spa Blowout Response • May 02, 2018

Unfortunately, the customer has used water treatment chemicals that are not listed in our owner’s manual. Due to the chemical use it can be attributed to causing these leaks in the spa. The customer has been made aware that these void her warranty several times, and there is nothing we can do on our end as the manufacturer will not repair items that have been damaged due to water chemistry.
Per her warranty limitations “Neglect, misuse and abuse include an installation, operation or maintenance of the spa other than in accordance with the instructions contained in the owner’s manual provided with the spa including but not limited to the failure to maintain proper water chemistry, chemical balance, and the use of abrasive or improper cleaners.”
We will happily help with parts for the repairs, but can’t do much else.

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