Hot Tubs, Swim Spas and Saunas in Georgetown
Georgetown is the largest town in Halton Hills, an older main street on the Credit River surrounded by subdivisions from every decade since the sixties and served by its own GO station on the Kitchener line.
The housing here spans older streets near downtown and the Credit with deep lots and detached garages, the sixties and seventies subdivisions of Delrex with wide lots and side yards a dolly can use, and the newer south Georgetown streets with narrow lots and a four foot gate. That range means we sell everything from a J-509 for a big family in an older house to a J-325 for a narrow new build. Basements in the older stock are often finished, so the panel run needs a plan before the electrician arrives.
Commuters on the Kitchener GO line and people who drive the 401 to Mississauga are the main buyers, and after a long day they want a tub that is hot when they get home, so the Jacuzzi models with the SmartTub app are popular here. Georgetown sits higher than the lakeshore and gets real snow, so we recommend a cover lifter and a pad placement that keeps the shovelled snow off the cabinet. Glen Williams and the rural fringe are on wells; the town itself is on 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 Georgetown backyards
Serenity Mini
J-355
J-445
J-245
J-335
J-485
Ontario S104
Retreat All-In-110V
Getting to the Burlington showroom from Georgetown
Take Trafalgar Road south to Highway 401, head west to the Guelph Line exit at Campbellville, then follow Guelph Line south down the escarpment to the QEW. About 45 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, Aldershot, Halton Hills, Mississauga, Carlisle, Kilbride and all of Burlington and Halton.