Master SpasReviews of masterspas.com

Absolutely terrible experience. We ordered parts for our Master Spa and have been waiting almost half a year with no updates, no delivery, and no resolution. Their customer service is awful — no one responds, no one follows up, and the dealer we worked with has been completely unreliable. We paid for our product and still have nothing to show for it. This company does not take care of their customers and does not stand behind their products. I do NOT recommend Master Spa to anyone. Terrible customer service, terrible dealers — save yourself the headache and buy anything else.

bought a legend spa with salt water in May 2025. It was delivered in June and filled with the salt and other chemicals that they supplied but by day 4, the water was very murky. After hours of conversations with Master Spa SALES DEPT., it was realized that factory sent the wrong spa. I used it for four days not knowing the water was contaminated with no protection. It was also discovered that Master Spas was unable to fulfill salt water spa orders because the company was backordered on certain necessary parts and sales knew this when I placed my order. They knew that a salt water spa wouldn't be available but kept it a secret from me. When it was realized that they delivered the wrong spa, I requested a full refund of $15,568.79. As of Sept 24, I haven't received my refund. This was a material breach of contract which means the contract is null and void. However, Master Spa has refused to refund my money claiming they built me a second one which I did not request. All communication at master spa is verbal. they refuse to put anything in writing. With that said, it's their word against mine. However, when I realized the game they were playing, I made sure to put all communications in writing. Lengthy emails were sent to them, but 4 months later, I still don't have my refund. master spa lied to BBB, telling them I did order a replacement. Master Spas is being a bully and think they can get away with this. I'm an 80 widow who has been taken advantage of.

Terrible exp with Master Spas of WI! Waited for them to fix my hot tub for months!!! Their service dept (Brittany) is rude and non-responsive. I had 2 issues, a leaky jet housing and a leak in a pump. They dragged their feet on getting me a quote on the leaky jet housing. After waiting for over 4 weeks and not hearing from them, I contacted the manufacturer directly and purchased the part and replaced it myself. The second issue, the leaky pump, they quoted me $600 on a new wet end/motor. Turned out it was a bad seal. After months of going back and forth on this, I finally asked them to provide me with the part number for the wet end so I could purchase and replace it myself. To this day I have not received a response from their service department. I found another spa company that diagnosed the problem as a bad seal. They came and pulled the unit. Took it back to their shop to replace the seal, and reinstalled the repaired unit THE NEXT DAY!!! Cost $150 and 48 hrs to repair. As of this writing (8/11/2025) I still have not heard back from Master Spas. Stay away from Master Spas!

Bought a Twilight 7.2 spa at a spa show in Eugene, OR over the Memorial Day weekend. Spa was delivered 5/28 and then the controls failed 2 days later. Dealer and sales person that sold spa said, "call Master Spa." Called, (after doing numerous Goole searches for a customer service number). Master Spa said "contact our Eugene, OR repair company." Contacted local repair center. Their tech came out and said the spa needed a new control panel. They ordered the panel. Master Spa said the repair company needed to pay for the part up front even though this was a warranty repair and they are the Master Spa local repair center. After a week of back and forth Master Spa sent the part. When the repair tech was scheduled to come complete the repair it turns out that Master Spa sent the wrong panel (the spa comes with 2 different control panels. Master Spa never asked which one the spa had even though they were given the serial number). The repair center contacted Master Spa and is still waiting to see when the correct panel will be sent. So, almost 1 month all I have is a $13,500.00 spa that I can only look at, I have no idea when or if it will get fixed. P.S. Master Spa customer Service was useless in helping get this resolved.

I’ve spent $2500 in repairs during the first 4 years of owning. Ready to give it up 😩

From the minute I walked in the door, it was very high pressure sales. Like, uncomfortable pressure and in-your-face stats/tactics talking about the competition and how they're "better". It felt dirty, smarmy. Then the owner came over and actually said "We can give you a great price today! Or we can charge you full price when you come back - we like that too!" He actually said that to a potential customer. Does he not realize that any halfway intelligent person understands that they need to perform due diligence and research products/services/retailers before making a decision on a large purchase? I suppose they don't want me to actually do that research. I literally just laughed when he said this. I will not be back, and the reason has nothing to do with their products. It's because they treated me like a child, then made laughable threats in order to make a sale. Terrible, terrible experience. I felt like I needed a shower when I left.

MasterSpa no parts We have a Masterspa Twilight Series. The dealer never filled out the warranty or the date of purchase. We paid $8999. The pump went out on 5/21. no parts available. most spas can use a generic pump. Not Master Spa. So basically I have a very large piece of worthless junk in my backyard.

Their "Master Force Bio-Magnetic Therapy System" is classic pseudo-science, which means "sounds like science but is actually anything but". A local salesman claimed that the American Medical Association says it works. Not only could I not find any evidence that that's true, I found the opposite - every study I found concluded that magnets do nothing, except for a placebo effect. I encourage you to research it for yourself, think critically, and demand evidence.