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    Paquette Pools & Spas

    Paquette Pools & Spas

    4.4
    (8 reviews)

    I am a new customer to Paquette Pools and let me tell you they have been so helpful and friendly…read more I bought a spa off a different company last month, that company basically abandoned me and told me that I was on my own. They said the spa wasn't the problem, my water was but didn't tell me how to fix the problem. In my frustration I did massive research online and finally decided to see if Paquette Pools could test my water and give me advice. That is exactly what they did NUMEROUS times as I have high minerals in my well water. They explained what the problem was and how to fix it step by step. They didn't have to help me as I didn't even buy the spa from them, but they did. Now I will be buying all of my chemicals from them and recommending them to anyone in need. HIGHLY recommend and thank you for your help/wisdom.

    The service department here is very unreliable. They take days to call you back when you leave a…read moremessage and you have to leave a message because they never just answer the phone. Most times you have to call back and leave reminder messages. They or someone they go through installed a liner on our inground pool and probably a year later there are bumps all on the walls of the deep end and they won't call back or schedule anything to come take a look as to why it is all bumpy. They installed a motor and 2 years later it died. Come to find out, after having a different company service it the wire that was hooked up to it burnt it out. So instead at time of install suggesting getting the wire updated they just connected it knowing. When I called to see when the motor was installed I let them know I was having someone else service it their response was basically 'good luck to you'. I will continue to try and get them to do something about my liner seeing how they put it in but they have lost my business. No issues with the retail business though.

    Sundance Spas

    Sundance Spas

    2.2
    (14 reviews)

    If the person we interacted with tonight is the owner of this location, I can confidently say…read moreSundance Spas in Amherst, NH won't be in business in a few more years. The level of un-professionalism my wife, myself, and daughter experienced tonight was shocking--so much so that I'm still in disbelief. How this individual manages to sell any hot tubs is beyond me. We visited Sundance Spas for the first time today, on January 16th at 5:30 PM. We wanted to see the Sundance Cameo in person after weeks of serious research. We're ready to purchase a luxury hot tub, and we very easily may have purchased this one tonight if the experience was 100% different. When we arrived, the store was completely empty despite the lights being on and the door open (they close at 6 PM). After walking around awkwardly for over five minutes, someone finally emerged from the back. He didn't introduce himself at all. He just gave us a "hey" and walked over. He was tall, older, with spiked gray hair and an arrogant, annoyed demeanor. I've done my research, so I knew most of the details about the Cameo already. However, I had a few specific questions about the spacing, depth, and warranty that I wanted clarified. Unfortunately, this man clearly wasn't in the mood to provide answers or even basic customer service. When my daughter sat in the tub and couldn't reach the headrest, (which he looked annoyed she was even doing so and made sure to tell her to take her shoes off), I jokingly mentioned we might need a hot tub booster seat for her. His response was a sarcastic "I guess ...." I then asked about the warranty of the steel frames and he said, "10 years." My wife followed up, asking if he knew why it was only 10 years, and he snidely replied, "What, you need more?" He then added, "How do I know? You'd have to call corporate, I don't make them". The way this came out too was so rude sounding. That surprised us...my wife and I looked at each other like "what was that" lol From there I said something along the lines of: "I'm getting some bad vibes here, so I think we're going to leave now. We came in ready to possibly buy this Cameo, just had a few questions, but apparently you're not interested in selling it. So, we started to walk out and I said "Have a good night"....He quickly replied..."Sensitive, huh?" LOL I laughed in disbelief and was about to turn around to respond but my wife stopped me. I have to say...I'm SO glad we visited this store, because it saved us from a long-term headache dealing with this dealer. We were literally prepared to spend the $18,500 cash tonight on this. But what this guy for some crazy reason doesn't understand is that for a family making an investment like this, they don't just look at the product, they look at the experience, as once you buy the tub, you will be tied to that that dealer. The relationship matters more than the hot tub, since they perform the service for next 10x or more years. Here's my FREE advice to the Owner/Management of Sundance Spas in Amherst NH. If this gentleman is a salesman...fire him...he is going to sink your business. If this gentleman is the owner...get into a non-cusomer service business, because you are not cut out for this. If you are the owner and do want some real advice, here it is: Start by developing a customer-first culture. Greet your customers with a smile. Introduce yourself. Shake their hands. Ask how you can help them and provide thoughtful answers to their questions. This is basic customer experience. When you show genuine care for your customers, your business will thrive naturally. People will be so impressed with your service that they'll leave glowing reviews without being asked. In the hot tub industry, it's not just about the product--it's about building relationships that span generations. To potential customers: do yourself a favor and shop elsewhere. Imagine having to deal with someone like this regarding a warranty?....lol no thanks.

    Don't be fooled by the 5-star review from Nathan S. He is a salesman at the Sundance Merrimack…read morestore and possibly the rudest, most condescending person I have ever had the misfortune of dealing with. Trust the other 1-star reviews from real customers, they are spot on. Go somewhere else for your hot tub - anywhere else.

    Swimming Pool Center of Hampstead

    Swimming Pool Center of Hampstead

    2.5
    (13 reviews)

    We came here to look at Hot tubs. It is a beautiful showroom and Steve gave us his time and showed…read moreus all around and answered all of our newbie questions. We did not proceed with our tub purchase here, but we really liked the customer service and showroom.

    Purchasing a home with an above ground pool - we inherited pool issues. In 2021, we lost water, at…read morewhat we thought, was a rapid pace. We connected with Swimming Pool Center several times and we were assured that this was due to evaporation. By the end of the season the water level dropped to less than 1/3 full. It was suggested that the beginning of 2022 season get the pool filled, cleaned and call to have "divers" come out within a day or two. If it was only that easy, on Thursday, May 19, 2022, we paid for two deliveries of water (9,000 gallons). We took the advice given and contact Swimming Pool Center when the pool was ready: 1.) Monday, May 23 left voicemail - no response. 2.) Tuesday, May 24 left voicemail - no response. 3.) Tuesday, May 24 - completed a "Request" for status update - no response. At this point, we had already lost over 2 inches of water - thank heavens for rain! On the evening of Tuesday, May 24, we received a phone call from Lynn. Reader's Digest version: she emphasized evaporation, and this was normal. When we pushed her, she suggested we mark the liner with tape to determine the change in water level. By the following morning we lost another .5 inches of water! She proposed continuing to mark the liner for one more day - we expressed our concern that if we go another 12 hours the water would be below the skimmer! Wednesday, May 25 we had a confirmation from service that leak detectors/divers would be onsite by Noon on Friday, May 27. There was obviously a miscommunication because Friday I never received a call explaining or apologizing for the delay - service/divers arrived at 2:15 pm. They were successful in locating and patching a large hole in the seam. We understand that this time of season is extremely busy, but this headache has been ongoing for almost a full year. From a manager's perspective, it is important to prioritize your responsibilities - rate them by urgency and importance. Not by making excuses.

    Bob's Pool Water - swimmingpools - Updated June 2026

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