Business ProfileforOlympic Hot Tub Company

In short, OHT headquarters denies any responsibility for the leak in my hot tub that began during the warranty period. When OHT responded to BBB, OHT completely left out the facts that there were leaks in the hot tub two times during the warranty period that they came out to fix only from the INSIDE of the hot tub and only with "sealant." Not long AFTER the warranty was up, the leak presented itself again, OHT sent out a technician that verified there was a leak, but this time said it would require them to find the leak from the OUTSIDE of the hot tub by searching through the hard foam insulation to the tune of an unknown dollar amount. The tech said it would cost at least $1,200 and as much as $2,700 (or something like that). I said then, OHT should be responsible for fixing the leak since it wasn't fixed properly during the warranty period. The tech checked with the company and told me no, it wasn't covered. Then the tech advised me to use "Fix-A-Leak." The tech wrote down on my service receipt "$1,500 + or -". OHT also imply it is my fault, because I did my own work on the tub (I did only after the warranty). In fact, the only work I did was to replace the water pump (that they already replaced themselves during the warranty period that failed again, and that's why I replaced it), and I replaced the heater. Both fixes were only done in the front compartment and have nothing to do with the shell of the hot tub. *** also claimed we didn't maintain the chemical balance, yet each service report showed the water balance was "good," but even if that were not the case, nothing in the warranty said it was void for poor chemical balance. You can decide if this was ethical or not.