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"Our hot tub had a large amount of damaged pipes. Spa RX fixed our hot tub at a very reasonable rate. Thank you!"

"We moved into a house with a pool and had no experience with owning or maintaining a pool before that. Cruz from Russo's opened the pool for us and replaced two pumps, the filter, an installed a chlorinator. They also showed me the basic tasks that I needed to perform now that I am a pool owner. I have also been able to get quick answers to pool questions that I have had. I think this company provides top notch service and I would strongly recommend them.
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"Very knowledgeable about hot tub repair work"

"They called back within minutes, set up an appointment and serviced the tub on a very timely manner. Fixed the problem and helped with other questions I had. Would highly recommend them and use them again."

"You can always expect and receive great service from Climate Master."

"Although my spa had several sequencially occurring issues due to sitting inactive for two years, London and his employees resolved each issue over several days at a reasonable price."

"I'm a new Hot Tub Owner and Tim and his crew were able to teach me how to properly maintain it! Tim went over and beyond to ensure we fully understood how to manage our spa and even saved me hundreds of dollars by teaching us how to upkeep it! I would definitely recommend Lifeline Spa Repair 1299 Parker Place, Elk Grove Village, IL! Quality, Affordable and very kind business!"

"04/23/13 Crew showed up on time after making sure Miss Dig marked the gas lines and pulled the permit; the pool was 50% gone on the first day and removed completely by the second day. Removing the associated equipment and filling the hole was done on the days following. Progress was made every single day. The hole was properly inspected by the City of Sterling Heights and then filled in by Pool Busters. When the topsoil was laid, Pool Busters called me to let me know I needed more than was originally recommended. I agreed (it cost an extra $975 but was worth it) and a good quality topsoil was put in place. The first completely dry day we had after the work started was 05/01, and the contractor Pool Busters authorized to replace a section of city sidewalk was here and put in the new sidewalk panels.
I am really delighted we made this decision. An inground pool is a huge expense. We spent $18,000 fixing it in 1993, and it would have cost $12,000 to remodel it this year. When we used to heat it, that cost $900 a year. We stopped doing that when the heater broke. Our sand filter needed replacing, and that would have been another $1,000. Each year, opening and closing the pool cost approximately $700, and chemicals cost us another $500 or so per year. It added a great deal to our electric bill each summer to run the pump.


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"Prompt service for claims manager. Cost $60 to find out leaks or water damage was an uncovered loss."

"The service was excellent. They were professional, fast, and friendly."