Hot Tubs

What’s new for Hot Tubs in 2019!! There are three new introductions for hot tubs in 2019

Question: What are the 3 main things people in Winnipeg hate about winter in Winnipeg? It’s flippin’ cold (as in, I’ll flip you to see who goes out to start the car) We never spend any quality time outside (Shoveling. Does. Not. Count.) Did I already mention it’s cold outside (yes, but one winter spans… Read More»

1. Stimulates Your Heart A hot tub offers some specific benefits that your body and mind will thank you for after each use. The 102 degree water stimulates your heart to cool your body down so it sends more blood to all parts which in turn heals sore muscles from the increased blood flow. The… Read More»

Everyone is so busy these days and if they are together it’s either the TV, a smart phone or iPad that’s holding their attention. Recently I was on a vacation and most restaurants had a sign promoting “free wifi”. My wife and I would use this opportunity to catch up on local news or check… Read More»

1. Location & Privacy We all need some time to reduce the stress in our lives and what better way than having an outdoor private soak in your own backyard! There’s something about the privacy of your own residence and hot water mixed with looking up at the stars that just works. To make this dream a… Read More»

You could be looking at doing something simple like putting a pergola or a gazebo over your spa to give it a more inclusive feel into your back yard, or maybe something more elaborate, like building it into your deck with steps and seating!   Either way, every back yard is different, every person’s tastes… Read More»

Winter can be tough because you can’t change the water in your hot tub. There are tons of different causes to your hot tub foaming, and it is hard to diagnose. The key is prevention! Here are 10 tips on preventing foam in your hot tub this winter.

There are three parts to a hot tub cost….. The initial cost, the installation cost and the maintenance cost.     The initial cost will range from $1,000 for a used spa to $20,000 for the most deluxe new hot tub. Consider a used spa if you don’t mind some risk and have the ability… Read More»

Installing a hot tub can be very easy but installing the hot tub so it doesn’t look like you went out and bought a box and plunked it down can take some thought. The hot tub should blend into the backyard and likely not be a focal point unless it has some architecture appeal around… Read More»

1. Yes, you need a building permit. Ideally you have a survey certificate with a legal description of your property. Draw/sketch the proposed spa location and head down to the permit office.   2. The hot tub has to be 2’ from your lot line if you live inside the City of Winnipeg. In rural… Read More»