Hot Tubs, Swim Spas and Saunas in Aldershot
Aldershot is the west end of Burlington along Plains Road, a mix of postwar bungalows on deep lots, newer infill near the GO station and the quiet streets backing onto the Royal Botanical Gardens.
The bungalows off Plains Road and Waterdown Road have generous rear yards and a side yard that often runs beside a carport, so a dolly delivery usually works and the panel in the basement is a short run to the back. Retirees and downsizers here choose two to four seat tubs, the J-315, J-404L and Aquasolus The Brook, and the smaller Clearlight cabins, though basement ceiling height in a 1950s bungalow can rule out the taller Sanctuary models, so measure first.
Newer townhomes and mid-rise buildings near Aldershot GO bring a different question: what fits on a terrace and what the board allows. A Nordic Sport All-In-110V or a Sanctuary 1 in a den is usually the answer. Lakeshore streets near LaSalle Park face the same wind off Hamilton Harbour that the rest of the Burlington waterfront gets, so tub placement out of the west wind matters. Aldershot is Burlington, so it follows the city's rules and municipal water.
Before you drive over, check the in-store specials and, if you want a specific model filled and heated, call ahead.
Popular picks for Aldershot backyards

J-508

J-215

Sport All-In-110V

Ontario S106

J-16 PowerActive

Sanctuary Y

Serenity Mini

J-355
Getting to the Burlington showroom from Aldershot
Follow Plains Road east to Brant Street, then north to the North Service Road and east to Guelph Line, or take the 403 east onto the QEW and exit at Guelph Line. Ten minutes. Get directions or call 905-635-0670 and we will have your shortlist filled and heated when you arrive.
We also serve Oakville, Milton, Waterdown, Halton Hills, Georgetown, Mississauga, Carlisle, Kilbride and all of Burlington and Halton.