Hot Tubs, Swim Spas and Saunas in Grimsby
Grimsby is squeezed between Lake Ontario and the escarpment at the start of Niagara wine country, a QEW commuter town with lakeside condos, old town lots and bench properties above the ridge.
Lakeside Grimsby, the newer streets near Casablanca Boulevard and the old town below the escarpment have the mildest winters in our territory thanks to the lake, but the wind off the water in January is relentless and freezing rain is more common than snow. Lots range from narrow old-town yards with detached garages to condo terraces where a compact Nordic Retreat All-In-110V at $9,195 on a plug is the only tub that fits. Up on the bench, properties are larger, sometimes on wells, and a Serenity cedar sauna beside the tub is a natural fit.
Grimsby buyers are Toronto and Hamilton commuters who ride the QEW or the GO bus, wine and hospitality people who work weekends and soak on Mondays, and retirees who moved for the microclimate. Six-seat tubs with a lounger like the J-375 at $25,295 and J-508L at $35,695 suit couples who entertain, and the two-person Clearlight Sanctuary 2 at $11,795 is popular with the wellness crowd. Grimsby sits in Niagara Region, so permit and setback questions go to the town, not Hamilton.
Before you drive over, check the in-store specials and, if you want a specific model filled and heated, call ahead.
Popular picks for Grimsby backyards
Ontario S104
Retreat All-In-110V
The Cove
J-13 PowerPlay
Sanctuary 2
J-385
J-508
J-215
Getting to the Hamilton showroom from Grimsby
Take the QEW toward Hamilton, climb the escarpment on the Red Hill Valley Parkway, then take the LINC west to Highway 403 and Golf Links Road. Roughly 35 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, Caledonia, Brantford, Mount Hope, Flamborough and all of Hamilton and Ancaster.