Aqua Elite Pool & Spa Inc.

The state insures the business under workers'-comp classes for excavation, pump installation and repair, and hot tubs and spas, which matches what a spa install actually involves: site prep, equipment hookup and the tub itself. Spokane County mechanical permits tied to the licence show residential installs in Spokane, Liberty Lake, Greenacres and Medical Lake between 2019 and 2021. The crew runs four to six people. The company describes itself as family-owned, advertises spa and equipment warranty support, and offers financing through Wells Fargo. The state lists Michael Huey, Jessica Huey and Michael Hansen as principals since 2007, the year the business was established. Most of the work here is the full arc of owning a spa: picking one, getting it delivered and set, then keeping the water right through the seasons. Aqua Elite lists swim spa installation, hot tub and cold plunge maintenance, filter care, seasonal water care and accessories. That makes it a fit for a buyer who wants one outfit to handle the sale and stay on for service afterward. It's a pool and spa specialist, so a backyard that needs heavy structural work, a new deck or a large remodel around the tub is a job for a separate builder. A spa job splits into two kinds. A quick fix, like a failed pump, a tripped heater or cloudy water after a Spokane winter, needs a service tech who knows the brand and can get parts. A new install is a bigger project: the pad or base has to be level and able to carry a filled tub, the electrical circuit usually needs a permit, and delivery access through a side yard or fence has to be planned. For the larger job, ask who pulls the permits, who handles the electrician, and who you'll call when the first service visit comes due.