Hot Tubs, Swim Spas and Saunas in Caledonia
Caledonia is a Grand River town in Haldimand County, twenty minutes south on Highway 6, with an old main street of brick homes, new subdivisions on the edges and farm properties in every direction.
In the older part of town along Argyle Street and the river, lots are deep and narrow with detached garages, so delivery is a dolly down the side or a crane over the house, much like the lower city. The subdivisions on the north and east edges are standard new-build yards with fence gates and flat grades. Outside town, farm and country properties give us room to work, but the panel is often in a barn or a detached shop, so the electrical run is the number we settle first. Rural lots are usually on wells, which shifts the water care toward hardness and metals.
Caledonia buyers are farmers, trades families, nurses and firefighters commuting up Highway 6 to Hamilton, and people who moved down from the city for a bigger lot. Country properties suit a Serenity Sauna at $17,495 with a wood-burning heater, no new circuit required, beside a J-345 at $23,195 or a Wellness Shop Ontario S106 at $17,695. Haldimand County sets its own setbacks and permit rules, so call the county before pouring the pad.
Before you drive over, check the in-store specials and, if you want a specific model filled and heated, call ahead.
Popular picks for Caledonia backyards
Serenity Mini
J-355
J-445
J-245
J-335
J-485
Ontario S104
Retreat All-In-110V
Getting to the Hamilton showroom from Caledonia
Take Highway 6 north past the airport to Highway 403, then head toward Hamilton one exit to Golf Links Road. The trip runs about 25 minutes. Get directions or call 905-318-9823 and we will have your shortlist filled and heated when you arrive.
We also serve Ancaster, Dundas, Stoney Creek, Waterdown, Binbrook, Brantford, Grimsby, Mount Hope, Flamborough and all of Hamilton and Ancaster.