Hot Tubs, Swim Spas and Saunas in Dundas
Dundas sits in the valley below the escarpment with narrow Victorian lots, stone walls and side yards that were laid out for a horse, not a hot tub, which is exactly the kind of delivery our crews do well.
Most Dundas homes are older: red brick semis and detached houses on King Street and the streets that climb toward the Peak, with a detached garage at the back and a side path under a metre wide. We measure before we quote and plan the route to the centimetre, and when the gap is too tight a crane over the roof from the street is routine. Lots on the valley slopes need a level, drained pad because meltwater off the escarpment comes through in March. Compact tubs like the J-335 at $21,995 or the four-seat Aquasolus The Brook at $10,995 with White Glove delivery included fit these yards well.
Dundas buyers are often McMaster and hospital staff who bike or drive the short hop to campus, plus long-time residents who want a soak after gardening a steep lot. The town is sheltered from the wind by the escarpment on three sides but sits lower and damper, so a well-fitted cover and a spot that catches winter sun matter. Infrared cabins are popular in the low basements of the older houses, and the Clearlight Sanctuary 2 at $11,795 paired with a Chill Tubs Essential is a common setup.
Before you drive over, check the in-store specials and, if you want a specific model filled and heated, call ahead.
Popular picks for Dundas 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 Dundas
Take Osler Drive or York Road up to Highway 403, head toward Ancaster and get off at Golf Links Road. About ten minutes from the valley floor. Get directions or call 905-318-9823 and we will have your shortlist filled and heated when you arrive.
We also serve Ancaster, Stoney Creek, Waterdown, Binbrook, Caledonia, Brantford, Grimsby, Mount Hope, Flamborough and all of Hamilton and Ancaster.