Forget gladiatorial combat, the real clash of titans happens poolside in the silent struggle between sand and cartridge filters. As summer’s vibrant curtain closes, you, the valiant pool warrior, stand poised at the precipice of a crucial decision: which filter will reign supreme in your watery domain? Fear not, for this epic tale delves beyond the surface, unveiling the hidden truths most blogs dare not reveal, to guide you towards your crystal-clear destiny.
Adam built a custom in-ground hot tub with ICF blocks behind his new home. Follow the build from the dig through waterproofing, testing and tiling.
Avoid Airlocks and Get Your Hot Tub Up and Running Quickly
Filling your hot tub with water may seem like a simple task, but if you do it wrong, you could end up with frustrating airlocks that prevent your jets from working properly. In this blog post, we’ll share the correct way to fill your hot tub, whether it’s a plastic shell tub or a DIY hot tub you’ve built yourself.
With no pool or spa builders on the island, Brian’s own contractors built his infinity hot tub in the Bahamas from my concept design. Here’s how it came together.
How to turn a galvanised stock tank (or horse trough) into a proper hot tub with jets, filtration and an electric heater, and how to stop it rusting.
Are you dreaming of soaking in your own DIY hot tub or plunge pool in 2024? Look no further than Buildahottub, your one-stop resource for all things hot tub and plunge pool building!
This blog post, based on the video below, will guide you through the process of creating your own backyard oasis, no matter your experience level there will be a way in which I can help.
I’ve helped 1000s of DIYers just like you achieve their hot tub and plunge pool dreams – just take a look at my case studies to see some of the amazing projects I have been involved with.
Jeff from Georgia wrote up his own DIY concrete plunge pool build, with jets, steps and a bench. His honest account covers the mistakes as well as the $40k saving.
Scott in Arizona added a DIY block hot tub to his existing pool, with separate jets and heating plus a waterfall overflow. Here’s how the build went, stage by stage.
Muriatic acid is hydrochloric acid, and it’s very good at lowering pH and alkalinity, but it’s hazardous and needs a licence in the UK above 10%. Here’s how to use it safely and when pH minus is the better choice.
Everything you need to know about plunge pools: sizes, types, what they cost in the UK and USA, safety, heating or using one as a cold plunge, water care and building your own.










