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By Laura Varnon, Marketing & Special Projects Manager

The Spa and Sauna Co. won the 2024 Aqua 100 award from Aqua Magazine this year! The award recognizes the best pool and spa dealers in the industry. To date, over the past several years, 60 spa and pool dealers have won this award.

The Spa and Sauna Co. submitted a written application, photos, and a video, explaining its History, Core Philosophy, Customer Service, Store Design, Charitable Contributions and more. An independent panel of judges evaluated and selected this year’s winners.

“Each company should be very proud to have been selected as an inductee into the AQUA 100, as the national competition evaluates each business on a variety of measures,” says AQUA Magazine Executive Editor Scott Webb. “This is a very high honor in pool and spa retail, and we are very proud to shine a light on their success and hard work.”

Read Excerpts from Our Nomination Below

Spa and Sauna Co. History

The Spa and Sauna Co. has grown from a one shop location, originally in San Jose, California, to a business with six convenient showroom locations and several dedicated warehouses, serving Nevada and California.

The Roots at The Spa and Sauna Co. run deep. In fact, they go all the way back to the Early Days of the Portable Hot Tub Industry itself, with company co-owner Shelley Clark’s father, David Ingram. Back in 1976, in El Cajon, California, Ingram, one of the Pioneers of the Hot Tub business, started building one of the first Portable Spas. Since those early days in the Hot Tub business, we have taken pride in offering the Best Overall Customer Experience to our Hot Tub customers.

Shelley Ingram-Clark, David Ingram’s daughter, started with the family business in 1983. She has rolled fiberglass, worked in manufacturing, handled accounting and marketing, and later worked as a sales rep. She knows the hot tub industry inside and out.

Later, in 1999, the Ingram family sold Caldera Spas to one of the largest manufacturers of hot tubs today, Watkins Manufacturing, now known as Watkins Wellness. Watkins Wellness is The Spa and Sauna Company’s primary spa and swim spa manufacturer.

Scott Clark began working in the hot tub industry in the late 1980s, selling hot tubs at a Hot Spring Spa/Finnleo Sauna dealership in the Bay Area. In 1990, he opened his own store, in San Jose, called South Bay Spa and Sauna, marking the beginning of The Spa and Sauna Co. as it is known today.

Scott and Shelley met when Shelley visited his store as a sales rep. They married in 2000.

After a brief period working traveling spa shows, the family and business settled in the Reno area in 2002 and opened their first Reno area store together, The Spa and Sauna Shop.

Quick growth occurred between 2013 and the present, with new store locations opening every couple of years, initially in the Reno area, and later in different geographical regions serving California and Nevada.

• Reno Hot Spring Spas – Reno (2013)
• The Spa and Sauna Co. – S. Reno (2015)
• The Spa and Sauna Co. – Sparks (2017)
• The Spa and Sauna Co. – Santa Cruz (2019)
• The Spa and Sauna Co. – San Jose (2019)
• The Spa and Sauna Co. – Carson City (2021)
• The Spa and Sauna Co. – Las Vegas (2023)

These days, even with many convenient store locations and several warehouses to operate, you’re just as likely to find Scott moving hot tubs or setting the showroom floor, as you are to find him talking to team members or planning for future endeavors. It’s easy to see his passion for all parts of the hot tub industry.

Scott and Shelley’s children are involved in the business, too. Nick Clark participates in the hot tub industry, while Joey Clark is now the Service Technician Supervisor in Reno. Jacob Clark works within the service department in the Reno stores as well, and Carlee Clark stops in from time to time, but is still attending school.

Core Philosophy

The Spa and Sauna Company’s Core Philosophy is to Enhance our customers’ Space, Homes and Lives with the Premier Home Leisure and Wellness Products, while embracing innovative ideas, processes and technology and serving our customers with integrity, effectiveness, and competency.

Customer Service

Our entire team takes customer service seriously and we’ve won awards for it over the years.

We have a dedicated customer service team of two Customer Engagement Reps who follow up with our customers after their hot tub purchase to make sure they are having the best possible customer experience, from sales through delivery and into their ownership experience.

The Spa and Sauna Co. also receives many 5-star reviews from customers on Google.

Store Design

Our stores have a similar feel, regardless of which city you might be in. The layout of The Spa and Sauna Co. stores makes sure that dozens of hot tubs can be viewed at all times. Whether you are in a store in Reno, Sparks, Carson City, Las Vegas, Santa Cruz or San Jose, you can tell you are in a Spa and Sauna Co. store.

Team Philosophy

Our team follows the philosophy of Marcus Sheridan, “They Ask, You Answer.” We try to provide as much information about hot tubs as possible in the store, and through our website, blogs and video content.

Our marketing team has won many awards, including the Alice Cunningham Marketing Award from Caldera Spas and Hot Spring Spas two years in a row, including its inaugural year in 2019 and again in 2021.

Other Activities – Charitable Giving

Our team enjoys giving back to the community. This year we donated two hot tubs to veterans and a hot tub to a local Make-A-Wish child. We also participate as a Toys for Tots drop off location at many of our locations, sponsor local sports teams, and donate to organizations such as Big Brothers and Big Sisters and the Children’s Miracle Network, and more.

Since 2018, we have donated a total of six hot tubs to veterans through the Hot Tubs for Heroes program. Our entire team gets to vote on who those recipients will be, and appreciates the opportunity to support our local veterans.

Future Plans

We intend to continue to Enhance the Spaces of our customers’ homes for many years to come.

Teanna Calloway is 21 and about to undergo her second open heart surgery, along with a pacemaker change. Without the pacemaker, Teanna’s heart wouldn’t be able to beat on its own.

Teanna has been a valued member of The Spa and Sauna Co. Team for nearly 2 years. She will be out of work for 13 weeks to recover from her surgery.

Teanna’s GoFundMe

The Spa and Sauna Co. is sponsoring a GoFundMe to help Teanna and her boyfriend, Michael, pay for their rent and medical expenses, while she can’t work. So far, the fund has already raised several thousand dollars to help Teanna.

You can read more about Teanna or contribute to her fundraiser here.

Teanna’s Health Journey

Teanna was born with Pulmonary Stenosis, a heart defect that affects the pulmonary valves within her heart. Those valves allow proper blood flow to go about the heart.

She has had several surgeries, aside from open heart surgery, over the years, involving heart catheters. These are routine surgery she gets every 4 years to prevent her pulmonary heart valves from closing.

She and her family will travel from Reno to Las Vegas to have the specialized doctor, who has cared for her throughout her entire life, perform the surgery.

During her last surgery, in 2020, her doctor discovered the leak in her heart.

How We Feel About Teanna

Team members at The Spa and Sauna Co. have been supportive of her journey.

Teanna works as a retail specialist and has worked at our Reno, Sparks and Carson City locations. Everyone enjoys working with her because she is so upbeat, helpful and friendly.

“She’s like another daughter to me – very special,” said Mark Petersen, a sales rep at The Spa and Sauna Co. who has worked closely with Teanna. “I just wish her all the best.”

Bob Piper, another sales rep, said “Prayers are with Teanna for a successful procedure and a smooth recovery.”

How You Can Help Teanna

Let’s all pitch in and help Teanna through this difficult time. To donate to Teanna’s GoFundMe that The Spa and Sauna Company created for her, Click Here.

Wishing you all the best, Teanna!

Our Enhanced Mission, Vision and Values

Our Mission is:  

To Enhance your Space, enhance your home and enhance your life with our unique selection of Premier Home Leisure and Wellness Products, offering an exceptional ownership experience. 

Our Vision is:  

To embrace innovative ideas, processes and technology to enhance the customer experience of all those we serve. 

Our Values are:  

To operate with integrity, effectiveness and competency to ensure an enhanced customer experience. 

How Will The Spa and Sauna Co. Do This?

The COVID-19 pandemic has demonstrated the importance of having a space to be comfortable in. It has also given us as a company an opportunity to demonstrate we are a step above the rest when it comes to cultivating that space. We enhance the homes, style, and life of our customers by offering them the best service and selection of products to make their space one they look forward to spending time in. 

We will Enhance Your Space, by providing you with the premier Home Leisure and Wellness items for your home. We will sell, deliver and service the best luxury Hot Tubs, Swim Spas, Saunas, BBQs and more. 

We will Enhance Your Life, by providing you with the opportunity to enjoy your space, using The Spa and Sauna Co. products, either alone or with your family, friends and loved ones.  

We will Enhance Your Ownership Experience, by providing the best sales, customer service, service and learning opportunities available for the home leisure equipment products we sell, including Hot Tubs, Swim Spas, Saunas, BBQs, and more.  

A Bit of History

The Spa and Sauna Company has roots going back to 1990 when Company Owner Scott Clark opened his first store, South Bay Spa and Sauna in San Jose. CA. After marrying Shelley Ingram-Clark in 2000, the company moved to Reno. NV in 2002 as The Spa and Sauna Shop.  

But the hot tub story for the Ingram-Clark family goes back even further, to 1976, when Shelley’s father David Ingram, started building what has become one of the Leading Brands of Portable Spas manufactured today – Caldera Spas. 

Fast track to 2013 and a second Reno store opened, Reno Hot Spring Spas and Billiards. In 2015, a third Reno store was added – The Spa and Sauna Co. or The Spa and Billiards Shop. In 2017, that original store location became a warehouse and The Spa and Sauna Shop moved to Sparks. In 2019, 2 stores in San Jose and Santa Cruz were acquired, Hot Spring Spas of Santa Cruz and San Jose. Those stores had a history in the community that dates back to 1976, even using the name Pacific Water Works for a time, before becoming Hot Spring Spas of Santa Cruz and San Jose.  In 2020, a store that had been closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic was relocated and allowed us to double the size of our Reno flagship location at 9748 S. Virginia St. In Reno. In 2021, The Spa and Sauna Co. – Carson City opened.  

You can check out all the information about all of our stores here. And if you’re interested in the complete history of The Spa and Sauna Co. and all hot tubs, check out our blog here.  

Now with six stores in two states, and a variety of hot tub and swim spa brands to choose from, it became clear it was time to unify our branding and our message at all of our current, and all of our potential future, locations. Moving forward all of our locations will be The Spa and Sauna Co.  

Enhance Your Home, Enhance Your Experience, Enhance Your Wellness, Enhance Your Community

We’ve already created optimal ownership experiences, but we want to Enhance them even more.  

Here are some highlights from the favorite things we have done to build The Spa and Sauna Co. Brand thus far: 

Enhance Your Home – We sell only the best in Hot Tubs, Swim Spas, Saunas, BBQs and Pool Table/Gameroom Equipment. We have hundreds of happy customers.

Enhance Your Experience – We’ve won dozens of awards over the years for our Sales Volume, Customer Service, Customer Satisfaction, Marketing, Wellness and more! Check out all the details here.  To do this, over time we have cultivated the best team of sales, service, marketing and administrative professionals you could ask for and we encourage them to enhance their learning to give you the best ownership experience day after day, year after year. As we grow, you grow with us!  

We have an Online Store for all of your after-purchase Hot Tub, Swim Spa, Sauna and BBQ care purchases. We believe your shopping experience after your primary purchase should be just as good as what happens in the showroom. Shop here.    

We’ve created blog resources and learning center resources, and a YouTube channel to provide all the searchable written and video resources you may ever want. Check out our YouTube channel here. 

We also have ownership resources and more!  

Enhance Your Wellness and Your Life – We’ve enhanced the wellness of our customers, by encouraging our customers to use their hot tubs every day. We even have a form they can fill out online to win prizes if they complete our 30 Soaks in 30 Days Challenge. Our customers use their hot tubs daily and tell us it makes their lives better! They have told us using a hot tub every day has meant they have time to:  

• Reconnect with their families 
• Reduce stress
• Rediscover hobbies that became painful over time 
• Rehabilitate achy muscles 
• Sleep better 
• Reduce visits to chiropractors and massage therapists

Learn more about our Wellness Challenge, or complete it online, here.    

Enhance Your Community – We’ve given back to our community, whether it’s by participating, or lending a truck, to local parades, sponsoring duck races to support the Humane Society or even serving as a drop off location for Toys for Tots, or supporting local athletes.  

We also support local veterans, and since 2018 have donated 3 hot tubs to deserving local veterans in Reno and Sparks, in conjunction with a spa manufacturer and the charity Wish for Our Heroes. We are currently searching for our next recipients. Read more and even nominate a deserving veteran, or yourself, here. Our first recipient once told us this program seemed too good to be true, but it isn’t. We love giving back to our community and supporting our local community.  

We recently checked in with our first 2 Hot Tub for Heroes recipients, Daniel Rogers of Reno and Kevin Vogt of Sparks. They were awarded hot tubs in 2018 and 2019.  

Both said they are still enjoying their hot tubs after all these years, and enjoy working with a company that gives back to its community.  

Speaking of the donation process, Kevin said “The process from start to finish was super easy. I mean, you guys set everything up. You came, you did all of it. Any questions I had, there’s always been someone there to answer it for me. New hot tub owner, myself, there’s a lot I didn’t know and every time I ran into something I couldn’t really troubleshoot myself, I’d call you guys and I’d get an answer immediately.”  

The Spa and Sauna Company looks forward to making many more donations to local veterans.  

Through these efforts, we’ve built long-term lasting relationships with people in our local communities, and we appreciate every single one of them.  

Moving Forward 

The Spa and Sauna Co. is more than the brands we sell, and even the products we sell. The Spa and Sauna Company is part of your lives – your enhanced lives, if you will. We can’t wait to help you Enhance Your Space, Enhance Your Home and Enhance Your Life. We’ve been proud to be a part of your lives since 1990 and are looking forward to a great future together!  

By Laura Varnon, Marketing Coordinator

The Spa and Sauna Company earned two awards in 2020 from Sundance Spas at their virtual dealer conference this year.

Despite the challenges that the year 2020 presented, The Spa and Sauna Company was awarded The Sundance Gold Club Award for Exceptional Sales Performance and the Exceptional Customer Service Award.

The Gold Club award recognizes dealers whose Sundance Spas sales volume ranked in the top 10% of dealers nationwide.

In a letter from 2 directors of sales at Sundance Spas, Bett Sitton and Paul Garratt wrote: “Your hard work and dedication to the Sundance Spas Brand has earned you special recognition…Congratulations on your success in 2020.”

In a year when The Spa and Sauna Company embraced selling hot tubs over FaceTime and other virtual apps, not having as many hot tubs to display, working with customers while socially distanced and wearing masks, and an increasing in demand for hot tubs, this award truly means a lot.

The Spa and Sauna Company has also earned both of these awards previously, too.

“We’d like to thank Sundance Spas for these awards and their support this year, and we look forward to what 2021 will bring,” said Company Owner Scott Clark. “We’d also like to extend a big thank you to our entire team, especially our sales and customer service teams.”

To read more about The Spa and Sauna Company and see our full list of awards over the years, click here.

The Spa and Sauna Company began carrying Sundance Spas in late 2013 at its Reno area stores. It is one of several high-end hot tub brands that the Spa and Sauna Company is proud to offer.

Other hot tub manufacturers decided not to present awards in 2020, due to the unusual circumstances the year presented.

By Laura Varnon, Marketing Coordinator

That hot tub you are sitting in might have the latest and greatest in terms of technological advancements, but you might be shocked to find out that the use of hot water baths for hydrotherapy and relaxation dates back to ancient times. Turns out people have known for thousands of years that a hot soak had health and wellness benefits.

This blog will highlight some of the early history of hot tubs, but also focus on The Spa and Sauna Company, which is celebrating 30 years in business in 2020.

Ancient Times

Earliest Hot Tubs

The earliest hot tubs were held in calderas, which are large volcanic craters, hence the name of Caldera Spas, linked so closely to the owners of The Spa and Sauna Company (but we’ll get into that later). Those calderas, unlike the hot tubs of today, may have been warmed by hot stones in the water.

Ancient Egyptians

Some Egyptians bathed up to 4 times per day! Can you imagine? The wealthiest Egyptians had bathing rooms inside their homes and as early as 4000 years ago used the therapeutic qualities of hot water in baths, adding flowers and essential oils for aromatherapy. Not too bad in terms of ideas, as essential oils and aromatherapy are still an enjoyable experience for many hot tubers today. They just come packaged as Spazazz aromatherapy products now.

Ancient Greeks and Romans

Ancient Greeks believed water had the power to heal and built thermal complexes, with carved seats from rock. Ancient Romans developed intricate systems to move water from higher elevations to lower elevations and then warm the water and floors and walls of public bathhouses. Some of those baths stood the test of time and still exist today.

Modern Times

Ok, now that we’ve established that hot tubs are not a passing trend, let’s fast-forward a bit.

Native and Early Americans – 1700s

Native Americans in various parts of the United States from New York to Arkansas, embraced the healing powers of water. High Rock Spring in Saratoga, NY, was first used by Native Americans before colonists arrived. Later, Americans, including George Washington, were believed to have visited the area, known for its water healing powers.

Resort Spas – 1880 through 1940

In the late 1800s, spa resorts started popping up in Europe and the US. Many of these resorts were used to promote vitality and health.

Even President Franklin D. Roosevelt owned a spa resort that he visited yearly for decades. Roosevelt had been partially paralyzed at an early age, yet regained some of the use of his legs swimming at the springs. Hydrotherapy certainly isn’t a new concept.

Wooden and Concrete Hot Tubs – 1940 through 1960

Returning from Japan after WWII, American troops brought back the bathing culture used there to inspire the first wooden tubs in the US.

Wine barrels were initially used as hot tubs in the US.

Other people had recessed concrete spas installed next to their pools. By the late 1960s, in-ground spas featured the first jets. These concrete spas took weeks to install and were costly, which made them out of reach for the average American, unlike the hot tubs of today.

Fiberglass and Acrylic Spas – 1960 through 1970

Fiberglass spa shells, which made their debut in the late 1960s, were better at retaining water than wooden spas and easier to install and maintain than concrete spas. These spas were quickly replaced by acrylic.

In the mid-1970s, spa shell manufacturers pulled these acrylic shells out of the ground to create the first portable spa. As the decade progressed, more features – that we have come to expect in today’s hot tubs – were added, including more advanced filtration systems and jets. Easier installation made portable spas attractive to many more homeowners.

Caldera Spas Beginnings – 1976 through 1980s

Here’s where the Ingram and Clark families begin to enter the story. We told you we’d get back here eventually.

In 1976, the founders of Caldera Spas, led by one of the Pioneer’s of the Hot Tub Industry, David Ingram, started building what has become one of the Leading Brands of Portable Spas manufactured today – Caldera Spas.

The hot tubs of the late 1970s and early 1980s were simpler than those of today, but these original hot tubs paved the way for the high-tech features we now take for granted.

Shelley Ingram Enters the Hot Tub Industry

Shelley Ingram-Clark, David Ingram’s daughter, started with the family business in 1983. She has rolled fiberglass, worked in manufacturing, handled accounting and marketing, and later worked as a sales rep. She knows the hot tub industry inside and out.

Later, in the 1999, the Ingram family sold Caldera Spas to one of the largest manufacturers of hot tubs today, Watkins Manufacturing, now known as Watkins Wellness. Watkins Wellness is The Spa and Sauna Company’s primary spa and swim spa manufacturer.

Scott Clark Enters the Hot Tub Industry

Scott Clark began working in the hot tub industry in the late 1980s, selling hot tubs at a Hot Spring Spa/Finnleo Sauna dealership in the Bay Area. In 1990, he opened his own store, in San Jose, called South Bay Spa and Sauna.

These days, even with 5 stores and 2 full warehouses to operate, you’re just as likely to find Scott moving hot tubs or setting the showroom floor, as you are to find him in talking to team members or planning for future endeavors. It’s easy to see his passion for all parts of the hot tub industry.

A Hot Tub Love Story – 1995 to Present

One day, while making sales calls for Caldera, Shelley stopped into Scott’s hot tub business in San Jose, which he had owned for 5 years by then.

Over the next few months, their relationship transitioned from a business relationship to a personal one.

They married in 2000 and have now been together for over 20 years.

After a brief period working traveling spa shows, the family and business settled in the Reno area in 2002 and opened their first Reno area store together, The Spa and Sauna Shop. At their first location on Louie Lane in Reno, the store featured Caldera Spas, Finnleo Saunas, and Brunswick and Olhausen Billiards. Today, that location is closed to the public and serves as a dedicated warehouse for the 3 Reno Showrooms. Now, The Spa and Sauna Shop is located in Sparks.

A Family Affair

Scott calls Father-in-Law David Ingram fairly frequently for business advice and conversation.

And co-owner Shelley is more involved with the business, now that their children are mostly grown.

Their children are involved too. Nick Clark helps out with the business in Santa Cruz, while Joey Clark is now the Lead Service Technician in Reno. Jacob Clark helps out in the Reno stores as well, and Carlee Clark stops in from time to time, but is still attending school.

Shelley’s brother, Jason Ingram, also owns a hot tub store in California, San Diego Hot Spring Spas.

“The Caldera Spas of Today, may not be My ‘Father’s’ Hot Tubs, but the foundation he built and the guidance he still gives to the Hot Tub Industry and Us as a Family, will live on for Future Generations,” Shelley said.

The Growth Years – 2013 – 2020 and beyond

The Spa and Sauna Company has grown from a 1 shop location, originally in San Jose, California, to a 5- showroom business, in 2 states, with 2 dedicated warehouses, serving Nevada and California. In 2019, with the addition of the San Jose location, the Clarks have really seen their business come full circle.

In 2013, Scott and Shelley opened Reno Hot Spring Spas, at 6815 Sierra Center Pkwy., across from Target, in Reno, which is dedicated exclusively to Hot Spring Spas and the value line Freeflow Spas.

In 2015, they opened their largest showroom in Reno, at 9748 S. Virginia St., next to WinCo, just 2 miles away from the Hot Spring Store. That location had formerly been a spa showroom, known as Sierra Nevada Spas and Billiards. The Spa and Sauna Company flagship showroom features Caldera Spas and Sundance Spas, as well as Endless Pools, Finnleo Saunas, Saber Grills and Big Green Egg BBQs. Serving as the company’s headquarters, it also includes a service department, concierge valet hot tub cleaning service department, delivery department, marketing department, customer service department, plus offices, and a warehouse.

In 2016, Caldera Spas celebrated its 40^th anniversary.

In 2017, the original Spa and Sauna Shop on Louie Lane was converted to a warehouse and the new Spa and Sauna Shop opened in Sparks, on 250 E. Glendale Ave. in a better retail location on the corner of Glendale and McCarran.

In 2019, The Spa and Sauna Co. of Reno, became The Spa and Sauna Co., as it added two Hot Spring Spas showrooms in California to the family of stores – Hot Spring Spas of Santa Cruz and Hot Spring Spas of San Jose. After taking ownership of the business, most of the team members who had worked there for years remained part of the team.

Later in 2019, Hot Spring Spas of San Jose was relocated and renovated at its current address 2627 S. Bascom Ave. in Campbell.

In early 2020, the Santa Cruz Showroom, at 707 River St. in Santa Cruz, was renovated as well.

And now in 2020, The Spa and Sauna Company family of stores is celebrating its 30^th Anniversary.

And it doesn’t seem like growth plans are slowing down.

Weathering the Storms

The business survived and thrived through the Great Recession of 2008, as people were still looking for backyard and in-home relaxation.

Facing 2020’s global pandemic, The Spa and Sauna Co. continued to thrive, as interest in backyard leisure increased dramatically. Adjustments were made for so team members could work from home or work safely in office, as we provide essential water care for sale in store and online.

Scott and Shelley, who have always embraced advances in technology, used that time to make more technological improvements to all of their stores, and adjust the buying process too.

The Spa and Sauna Company also transitioned its largely in-person sales process, so that customers could shop for and buy a hot tub without ever coming into the store, if desired. Hot tub supplies are also available from our Online Store, and adjustments were made for curbside pick-up options. We are here to help you shop in the way that is most comfortable for you, whether that is in person, online or virtually.

In Conclusion

Through the years, The Spa and Sauna Company has grown and evolved in many ways, from a company of just 2 people to nearly 50 people.

Over the years, The Spa and Sauna Company has won dozens of awards from its manufacturers, the local community in Reno and Santa Cruz, and small business associations. To see a list of all of the awards, click here. The Spa and Sauna Company has also been involved with community events, from local Duck Races and parades, to Toy Drives and Hot Tub Donations to Veterans.

“It’s been an amazing 30 years,” Scott said. “We’re honored to be a part of the hot tub industry. Hot Tubs truly are all about family and creating quality time and memories – especially in our case.”

The Spa and Sauna Company continues to offer the award-winning service that makes it so unique. We hope you have enjoyed learning a bit more about the history of hot tubs and the history of The Spa and Sauna Company.

By Laura Varnon, Marketing Coordinator

Have you taken our 30 Soaks in 30 Days Wellness Challenge? We challenge all new hot tubbers to use their hot tub every day. The benefits to your family and your wellness from daily usage of a hot tub can be simply life changing.

After your hot tub is delivered, you should receive a few emails from us, explaining how to participate in our Wellness Challenge. It’s easy, just use your hot tub daily, track it and get wellness benefits and prizes!

All the information, including a printable calendar chart for tracking can be found here. People who complete the challenge, can return it online here, or to their local showroom, for their prizes.

Habit of Hot Tubbing

We, at The Spa and Sauna Company family of stores, believe that if you have a hot tub, you should be using it. If you use your hot tub frequently when you first acquire it, you are more likely to stick with the habit as long as you own your hot tub and get the maximum health and wellness benefits, as well.

How Using A Hot Tub Changes Your Life

Here are some of the amazing testimonials we’ve received about how hot tubbing has changed the lives of our Wellness Challenge Participants:

“Soaking has helped with our recovery from weightlifting and cycling,” Jamie C. of Reno, Wellness Challenge Participant.

“[We} have noticed our sleep time has improved with the addition of the spa; we are more relaxed and tranquil,” Michael B. of Minden, Wellness Challenge Participant.

“We love that it’s our special together time at the end of the evening. We turn off the tv, gather our towels and head outside. We enjoy looking at the stars and enjoying the dark peacefulness. We have had a hot tub in each home of our 42 years of marriage, Peggy O. of Reno, Wellness Challenge Participant.

“My husband Jim has had back pain every day for the last 15-20 years… Not any more!!” said Gina M. of Sparks, Spa and Sauna Daily Soaker.  

“The whole family loves it for different reasons. Kids love to splash and play, husband loves to relax and I love the hydrotherapy,” said Rebecca B. of Reno, Spa and Sauna Daily Soaker.

We Believe Hot Tubs are Wellness Tools

The Spa and Sauna Company was awarded the Watkins Wellness Award at the January Dealer Conference, held in Florida, for our Wellness Challenge.

We truly embrace the Wellness aspects that hot tubs bring to people’s lives.

We recommend you can leave your devices in the house (if they get in the water, they will break), get in the hot tub and use that time to have meaningful conversations with your family members. We believe connecting with your family and loved ones is an important part of wellness.

Wellness Benefits of Hot Tubbing

The benefits of soaking in hot water include:

Improved sleep
Stress relief
Pain relief
Family time
Time away from electronics
Meaningful conversations
And more.

Some Wellness Challenge participants have found that hot tubbing means they no longer need a massage therapist, or back pain medication, and that they can enjoy hobbies, like gardening, again.

To check out some more of our favorite comments and some of our Wellness Related Blog posts and reposts, click here.  You can also complete your wellness challenge form online from this page.

Other people notice improvements in their overall health and sleep patterns. Click here to read about Mark B. of Sparks, who no longer needs to visit a chiropractor, now that he uses his hot tub daily.

Most say they now use their hot tub every day for the wellness benefits.

Challenge participants, who return their calendar, may be featured on our website and social media. We also sent a few follow-up emails that encourage them to continue using their hot tub after they complete the challenge. Happy Hot Tubbing.

By Laura Varnon, Marketing Coordinator

Have you taken our 30 Soaks in 30 Days Wellness Challenge? We challenge all new hot tubbers to use their hot tub every day. The benefits to your family and your wellness from daily usage of a hot tub can be simply life changing.

After your hot tub is delivered, you should receive a few emails from us, explaining how to participate in our Wellness Challenge. It’s easy, just use your hot tub daily, track it and get wellness benefits and prizes!

All the information, including a printable calendar chart for tracking can be found here. People who complete the challenge, can return it online here, or to their local showroom, for their prizes.

Habit of Hot Tubbing

We, at The Spa and Sauna Company family of stores, believe that if you have a hot tub, you should be using it. If you use your hot tub frequently when you first acquire it, you are more likely to stick with the habit as long as you own your hot tub and get the maximum health and wellness benefits, as well.

How Using A Hot Tub Changes Your Life

Here are some of the amazing testimonials we’ve received about how hot tubbing has changed the lives of our Wellness Challenge Participants:

“Soaking has helped with our recovery from weightlifting and cycling,” Jamie C. of Reno, Wellness Challenge Participant.

“[We} have noticed our sleep time has improved with the addition of the spa; we are more relaxed and tranquil,” Michael B. of Minden, Wellness Challenge Participant.

“We love that it’s our special together time at the end of the evening. We turn off the tv, gather our towels and head outside. We enjoy looking at the stars and enjoying the dark peacefulness. We have had a hot tub in each home of our 42 years of marriage, Peggy O. of Reno, Wellness Challenge Participant.

“My husband Jim has had back pain every day for the last 15-20 years… Not any more!!” said Gina M. of Sparks, Spa and Sauna Daily Soaker.  

“The whole family loves it for different reasons. Kids love to splash and play, husband loves to relax and I love the hydrotherapy,” said Rebecca B. of Reno, Spa and Sauna Daily Soaker.

We Believe Hot Tubs are Wellness Tools

The Spa and Sauna Company was awarded the Watkins Wellness Award at the January Dealer Conference, held in Florida, for our Wellness Challenge.

We truly embrace the Wellness aspects that hot tubs bring to people’s lives.

We recommend you can leave your devices in the house (if they get in the water, they will break), get in the hot tub and use that time to have meaningful conversations with your family members. We believe connecting with your family and loved ones is an important part of wellness.

Wellness Benefits of Hot Tubbing

The benefits of soaking in hot water include:

Improved sleep
Stress relief
Pain relief
Family time
Time away from electronics
Meaningful conversations
And more.

Some Wellness Challenge participants have found that hot tubbing means they no longer need a massage therapist, or back pain medication, and that they can enjoy hobbies, like gardening, again.

To check out some more of our favorite comments and some of our Wellness Related Blog posts and reposts, click here.  You can also complete your wellness challenge form online from this page.

Other people notice improvements in their overall health and sleep patterns. Click here to read about Mark B. of Sparks, who no longer needs to visit a chiropractor, now that he uses his hot tub daily.

Most say they now use their hot tub every day for the wellness benefits.

Challenge participants, who return their calendar, may be featured on our website and social media. We also sent a few follow-up emails that encourage them to continue using their hot tub after they complete the challenge. Happy Hot Tubbing.

By Laura Varnon, Marketing Coordinator

Did you know that hot tubs are an investment in family time?

While we highly encourage all of our hot tubbers to use their hot tub every day for the health and wellness benefits, there’s another extra special benefit of hot tub time. Hot Tubs provide unplugged family time to reconnect and have meaningful conversations with your family.

It’s Time to Unplug

Have you ever noticed how sometimes you can all be at home, or even in the same room, but the children are watching TV or playing with a device, while the parents are staring intently at their phones? You’re in the same room together, but you aren’t really spending quality time with each other.

When you are in a hot tub, devices aren’t an option (simply because if they got wet, they would break). As a result, any time you get into the hot tub with your family, you have an opportunity to share an experience together and have conversations that may not have occurred otherwise.

Family Time

One of our hot tubbers told us how her family reconnects in the hot tub together at the same time, even though they all appreciate different aspects of hot tub time.

“The whole family loves it for different reasons. Kids love to splash and play, husband loves to relax and I love the hydrotherapy,” said Rebecca B. of Reno, Spa and Sauna Daily Soaker.

Hot tub time is a memorable experience, meant for the entire family.

Other Wellness Benefits of Hot Tub Time

Here at The Spa and Sauna Company family of stores, we truly embrace the Wellness aspects that hot tubs bring to people’s lives. In fact, we recently won an award for Wellness from our hot tub manufacturers, related to our initiatives that embrace hot tubs and wellness.

Other benefits of soaking in hot water include:

Improved sleep
Stress relief
Pain relief
And more.

So next time you are hoping to gather your family together and reconnect, consider putting all of those devices away, getting in the hot tub together, and making some memories. You’ll be glad you did.

By Laura Varnon, Marketing Coordinator

How long does it take to buy a hot tub? Well, the answer really depends on a number of factors, including your shopping preferences, your confidence or familiarity with the hot tub brand, and your trust in the hot tub company.

Rest assured, when you purchase from The Spa and Sauna Company family of stores in Nevada and California, you are buying from your local hot tub experts, who have been selling quality hot tubs and  serving their local communities for decades.

Some customers can come into our showroom, pick out and purchase a hot tub in an hour, while others need more time to make that decision, sometimes months.

At The Spa and Sauna Company’s family of stores, we have had many repeat and referral hot tub customers over the years. We’ve even had customers come in and order the exact same hot tub years later because they enjoyed it so much, but were ready to upgrade to the latest features.

Below we will explore some factors that will determine how long it will take YOU to buy a hot tub.