A hot tub or spa turnover at Las Vegas STR Cleaning covers skimming debris, testing and rebalancing the water, wiping down the shell and cover, and checking the filter between guests — not repairing a broken heater, pump, or jet. It's scheduled alongside the regular turnover, Monday through Saturday, 8 AM to 7 PM, and priced per property before booking.
A cloudy hot tub in the listing photos costs a booking before a guest ever calls to complain about it in person. Between guests, the surface gets skimmed, the water gets tested and rebalanced, the shell and cover get wiped down, and the filter gets checked — the reset a hot tub needs to look and test the way it does in the gallery shots.
What it doesn't cover: a heater that won't fire, a jet that's stopped pulling, a pump that's making noise. Those go in the damage report to the host, not on a cleaning crew's repair list — cleaning and mechanical work are different trades, and pretending otherwise doesn't get the tub fixed any faster.
What actually happens during a hot tub turnover?
The surface gets skimmed for debris — leaves, bugs, whatever a late-night soak left behind — and the water gets tested and adjusted so it's balanced for the next arrival, not just topped off.
- Skim the surface for debris
- Test and rebalance the water
- Wipe down the shell, cover, and visible jets
- Check the filter and rinse or flag it for replacement
Why does a hot tub need more than a wipe-down between guests?
Vegas heat pushes an outdoor tub's water temperature up fast, and higher heat burns through sanitizer faster than a mild climate does — a tub that looked fine three days ago can throw off pH by the next checkout. Guest use adds body oils and product residue on top of that, so a rinse without testing the water just hides the problem until the next guest steps in.
Is hot tub service included in the regular turnover, or extra?
It's scheduled alongside the regular turnover rather than folded into the base price — every property is different, so it's quoted per property before booking rather than posted as a flat add-on rate. For comparison, local providers publish pool add-on pricing in the $25–$150 range per visit; hot tub service follows the same per-visit, per-property logic, just priced on its own.
Do you drain and refill the hot tub?
No — that's a separate, occasional job, not part of a between-guest turnover. Standard service is skim, test, balance, and wipe-down; a full drain and refill gets scheduled on its own.
Will you fix a hot tub that won't heat?
No — heater, pump, and jet repairs aren't part of a cleaning turnover. We'll flag it the same day it's found so a spa technician can get out there before the next guest arrives.
Do all properties get hot tub service automatically?
Only if the property lists one — it's scheduled per property, not bundled into every turnover by default. Call (725) 220-3737 to add a unit's tub or spa to the standing schedule.