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holleigh:
THANK YOU for all the awesome feedback!!  I remember now why I loved this site so much our first time around.   ;)

Wet tested tonight and we loved it. Now trying to justify... so how long should a hot tub last? Our Optima is 15 years old and we moved it with us once to a new home. We have replaced ozonator twice, circulation pump twice, heater twice (this winter we almost lost tub due to an electrical issue); we have replaced cover 3 times and our cover lift has virtually fallen off due to the body rot. We had mice damage so had to replace lots of the interior foam with spray foam. Our exterior and our stairs have basically rotted from New England winters. When do you stop pumping money into the old and upgrade to the new? The new tub is composite exterior so it would last forever. Great deal and 5 year warranty. Thoughts?

Hottubguy:

--- Quote from: holleigh on March 25, 2015, 06:55:01 pm ---THANK YOU for all the awesome feedback!!  I remember now why I loved this site so much our first time around.   ;)

Wet tested tonight and we loved it. Now trying to justify... so how long should a hot tub last? Our Optima is 15 years old and we moved it with us once to a new home. We have replaced ozonator twice, circulation pump twice, heater twice (this winter we almost lost tub due to an electrical issue); we have replaced cover 3 times and our cover lift has virtually fallen off due to the body rot. We had mice damage so had to replace lots of the interior foam with spray foam. Our exterior and our stairs have basically rotted from New England winters. When do you stop pumping money into the old and upgrade to the new? The new tub is composite exterior so it would last forever. Great deal and 5 year warranty. Thoughts?

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This New England winter has been a crazy one. I'm in southern mass and I don't remember a winter like this in forever. 15 years is a nice life for a hot tub. The exterior can be a cheap job or a rather expensive job depending on how you want it too look. A quality tub like marquis or sundance will last as long as your willing to put the money in it too repair it. It would be nice to have a 5 year warranty so your not worried about getting nickel and dimmed to death. At 15 years old I would say replace because A your getting a great deal on a premium tub B 15 years is a great life for a tub. It all boils down to if you want to keep putting money in a older tub

holleigh:
Thanks again. We have 2 days to decide... that is how long sale lasts. They drained the tub already so we cannot wet test again. Any additional feedback on Marquis or specifically on the RESORT model would be greatly appreciated!!

Tman122:
The dealer in Northern Minnesota has survived for a lot of years. You don't survive up here if your selling a crappy product.

MarKee:
Again, that price is amazing.  The quality, therapy, and filtration/water management system in that Resort is going to be hard to beat. Plus it's a beautiful design and a really cool shape...definitely not just a square box of hot water.

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