Hot Tubs, Swim Spas and Saunas in Guelph
Guelph pairs a university, a limestone downtown and river valleys along the Speed and Eramosa with fast growing south end subdivisions, and it draws its water from wells, so hardness is a fact of life.
Guelph buyers split by neighbourhood. In the old stone and brick streets around Exhibition Park and the downtown, lots are deep, trees are mature and a tub goes in by dolly down a side path, with the electrician running conduit back to a basement panel. In the south end subdivisions off Gordon Street and Clair Road, houses are newer, yards are smaller and a crane lift is more common. University staff and hospital workers make up a lot of our Guelph customers, and they tend to buy for recovery: a J-355 or J-375 with a lounger, or a Clearlight Sanctuary 3 in the basement.
Guelph's municipal water comes from groundwater and is among the hardest in the province, so scale management is not optional here. We put a pre-filter on the fill hose, test hardness and pH at start-up, and set a schedule for the scale inhibitor. Guelph has its own fence and enclosure rules that differ from Waterloo Region's cities, so check with the city before choosing the spot. Sloped river valley lots along the Speed make good candidates for a partially sunk swim spa, and the J-14 PowerActive is the size that fits most of them.
Before you drive over, check the in-store specials and, if you want a specific model filled and heated, call ahead.
Popular picks for Guelph backyards
J-13 PowerPlay
Sanctuary 2
J-385
J-508
J-215
Sport All-In-110V
Ontario S106
J-16 PowerActive
Getting to the Kitchener showroom from Guelph
Head west on Highway 7 from Guelph; it becomes Victoria Street North as you enter Kitchener and brings you straight to the showroom in about thirty minutes. Get directions or call 519-578-1883 and we will have your shortlist filled and heated when you arrive.
We also serve Waterloo, Cambridge, Stratford, Woodstock, Elmira, New Hamburg, Fergus, Elora, Baden and all of Kitchener-Waterloo.