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We have many new homeowners here in Summit County and we welcome you all! If you just purchased a new home here in the High Country without a hot tub, you are likely considering purchasing one. If not, here is why you should!
Hot tubs are the number one requested amenity: In Summit County, chances are high that you rent out your home to vacationing guests. Behind location and views, hot tubs are the most important and most requested amenity by consumers looking to be a vacation home in Summit County.
Like most small communities, Summit County has an unofficial Facebook page. This page was started by a few random residents years ago as a local page for buying and selling, but over time morphed into a widely popular forum for all types of discussion related to our daily lives.
If you are a new hot tub owner or new to renting out a vacation home with a hot tub, you may be wondering what exactly is included during maintenance checks and, more importantly, why it is needed on a weekly basis if you have vacation rental guests.
We’ve created a list of accessories you need and left off the ones you can live without.
Hot tub covers are crucial for the health and cleanliness of your hot tub. Here are some tips on what to do and what not to do to extend the lifespan of your hot tub cover.
What is a hot tub without hot water? Well… despite its view or pretty cabinet, it’s nothing any of us want to get into if the water isn’t hot, especially here in Summit County! Heaters are the most important mechanism of a hot tub, and also the most common hot tub part to break down.
There are numerous hot tub brands on the market. If you are searching for a new hot tub for either your full-time residence or a vacation property in Summit County where the high alpine conditions create a harsh winter environment, you will likely want to know what is the best brand of hot tub for your home in Frisco, Silverthorne, or Breckenridge.