Hot Tub Sale Carson City, Swim Spa Dealer Celebrates National Family Fun Month
Aug 23, 2017
The Spa and Sauna Company Serving Reno, Lake Tahoe and Carson City Shares Tips for Family Fun Month. Offers Free Test Soaks to Local Residents.
August 23, 2017 —
The Spa and Sauna Company, a hot tub, swim spa and sauna dealer with 3 retail locations in the greater Reno and Lake Tahoe area publishes, “3 Ways to Enjoy the Summer with the Family.”
“It isn’t necessary to spend a fortune to enjoy summertime fun with the family. There are plenty of ways to enjoy time together without ever leaving the neighborhood,” said Scott Clark, president of The Spa and Sauna Company.
Here are three ways to enjoy the summer with the family that won’t break the bank and don’t require leaving home.
Make a Splash Together – Who doesn’t love a pool? All members of the family, from the youngest to the oldest will certainly enjoy spending time poolside. But, pools often require a lot of space and are difficult to maintain. Community pools can be crowded, and defeat the idea of spending time together when everyone is all spread out doing their own thing.
A better way to make a splash and enjoy watery fun is to put a hot tub in the backyard. Portable spas are easy to install, require very little maintenance and offer all kinds of fun. Hot tubs are great places to unwind and relax, providing soothing relief from aches and pains. While most people know about the beneficial effects of massaging jets, but hot tubs are more than therapeutic, they are fun too! A great place to plan a party for friends and family in a small space, a hot tub creates the perfect atmosphere for a peaceful summer night.
Take a Family Walk – Taking a walk has multiple benefits. It’s a healthy way to spend time with the family without spending money, and a great way to open up lines of communication. Plus, a walk makes it easy to stay in touch with neighbors. Add to the fun of a family walk by making a game of it. Create a scavenger hunt where each member of the family has to find a list of things along the way. It can be as simple as a certain type of leaf or even checking off neighborhood sights like a certain color of awning or a particular street sign.
Take pictures along the way and get together at the end of the day to share. Create an online scrapbook or make a project of making a physical scrapbook of walks taken throughout the summer.
Get Together for a Sing-a-Long – Starting a sing-a-long is as simple as starting a song the whole family knows. Singing is contagious fun. For a more formal evening of song fun, gather lyrics to songs everyone in the family will enjoy singing, and create songbooks so everyone can participate and learn new songs. Take turns hosting the event, allowing even the youngest members of the family to get up and announce their favorite song.
To encourage local residents to check out the benefits of using a hot tub, swim spa or sauna to help improve their overall health and well-being, the company is providing free hot tub test soaks. They do recommend, however, that people wanting to schedule their free 30-minute soak call them ahead of time at 775-852-3838 to reserve their spot.
About The Spa and Sauna Company
The Spa and Sauna Company has been providing the Reno and Lake Tahoe area with the best in leisure and relaxation products since 1990. The company offers America’s favorite portable hot tubs – Hot Spring Spas and Caldera Spas. They also offer Freeflow Spas, which are affordable, portable and plug-and-play hot tubs.
Between all 3 area showrooms, the Spa and Sauna Company offers a beautiful collection of fine home game room products as well as America’s best-known names in billiards, Brunswick and Olhausen Billiards. They also have a full game room lighting collection as well as the ultimate pool players pro shop.
The company goal is to provide their clients with the ultimate home recreation and wellness experience. They are dedicated to not only showcasing the best products available on the market today, but to offering customers an unparalleled purchase and service experience.
In addition, they’re proud to showcase swim spas on display, patio furniture and fire pits and a complete display of Big Green Eggs BBQ's and accessories.
To encourage local residents to check out the benefits of using a hot tub, sauna or swim spa to help improve their overall health and well-being, The Spa and Sauna Company is providing free test soaks at all their showrooms.
They do recommend, however, that people wanting to schedule their free 30-minute soak call them ahead of time to reserve their spot.
To learn more about the benefits of owning a swim spa, call 775-852-3838 or visit http://www.spaandsauna.com/hot-tubs.
The Spa and Sauna Company
9748 So. Virginia St. Ste. C-D
Reno, NV 89511
775-852-3838
http://SpaAndSauna.com
Contact Info:
Name: Scott Clark
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 775-852-3838
Organization: The Spa and Sauna Company
Source: MM-prReach
Release ID: 232078
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