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  • Great Bay Spa & Sauna

    When the founders of Great Bay Spas & Sauna approached Jamie Burson in late 2019 about buying the company, he was caught off guard. He’d been with the New England retailer since he was 20, working his way up from the warehouse to sales and management, and had always dreamed of owning the business. But when the opportunity came, it suddenly felt real.

  • Fiesta Pools & Spas

    When Fiesta Pools & Spas opened in Tulsa, Oklahoma, in 1956, backyard pools were still a novelty, and the hot tub industry as we know it hadn’t even been born. Nearly 70 years later, the company has become a community fixture — a legacy Travis Hogan stepped into when he purchased Fiesta in 2004 at just 28 years old.

  • Cada Pools and Spas

    Family has always been at the heart of Cada Pools and Spas. For brothers Tom and Brian Cada, carrying forward the business their father started has been as much about honoring tradition as it has been about adapting to change — and now the next generation is finding its place.

  • Learn, Grow, Advance

    “The pool and hot tub industry is evolving with the introduction of new technologies and innovations, while increased competition for qualified talent threatens operations and growth,” says Sabeena Hickman, president and CEO of the Pool & Hot Tub Alliance. “Professional development and continuing education are the only way forward to thrive in this highly competitive environment.”

  • Jacuzzi: Reinventing Relaxation

    For 70 years, Jacuzzi has pioneered hot tub design, bringing health and relaxation to millions. Now, its new J5 Collection sets a next-level standard in backyard luxury. Erica Moir, senior vice president for product design, marketing and engineering innovation at Jacuzzi in Chino, California, says this new line of hot tubs will bring an elevated experience like nothing in the industry.

  • Filter Fix

    For many hot tub owners, cleaning filters feels frustrating, time-consuming and easy to put off. The task is not high on their weekend to-do list. Some buyers even tune out during the sales pitch — hearing only “low maintenance … every three months” — and assume if a filter looks clean, it is.