“Regular sauna use is linked to longer life, better heart health, and a calmer mind.”
That’s straight from a 20-year Finnish study. Saunas aren’t a trend—they’re a timeless tool for wellness. And if you’ve been thinking about installing one, now is the perfect time to get started.
Why spring? Let’s break it down.
1. The cold is gone—and the ground is ready.
The frost has melted, the soil is soft, and installation crews can finally move freely again. Spring offers the best working conditions of the year. No snowbanks to navigate, no frozen ground to battle.
That means faster timelines, better access, and fewer delays.
If you start your project now, you’ll be relaxing in your own personal wellness retreat by the time summer hits. And trust us—sauna in the summer? It’s deeply underrated.
2. You'll enjoy the full year of sauna rituals.
Install in spring, and you’re set for a full calendar of wellness.
Cool spring mornings.
Warm summer nights.
Crisp autumn sessions under golden leaves.
And of course—those unforgettable winter steams when snow surrounds your heated haven.
It’s a rhythm that becomes part of your lifestyle. Start now, and you won’t miss a season.
3. Outdoor saunas shine in good weather.
Let’s be honest—when it’s minus twenty, stepping out into the snow sounds romantic, but not everyone wants to sprint back inside after five seconds.
Spring and summer sauna use is underrated. The experience feels more relaxed, more enjoyable, and way more accessible. Plus, your outdoor space becomes an extension of your wellness routine.
Pair it with a cold shower, a garden pathway, a yoga mat under the trees. You don’t just use your sauna. You live with it.
4. Electric heaters make it effortless.
We love the tradition—but let’s be real: not everyone wants to chop wood or wait an hour for heat. That’s why most of our clients choose electric heaters.
They’re efficient, powerful, and yes—they still produce löyly. That rich, rolling steam when water hits the hot stones? You’ll feel it in your lungs and in your bones. Every session.
Push a button. Let it heat. Step into your ritual.
5. Planning now means less stress later.
Fall is one of the busiest times for sauna installations. People wait until the weather turns chilly and then scramble to book builders.
By planning in spring, you avoid the rush. You get better timelines, more availability, and a more thoughtful design process.
Translation? You actually enjoy the process—start to finish.
Here’s the bottom line:
Spring gives you time.
Time to design the sauna that fits your life.
Time to build without stress.
Time to enjoy every season from here on out.
If you’ve been dreaming of a backyard sanctuary, this is the moment to make it real.
Let us help you bring it to life—from layout to heater to that first deep breath of steam.
Spring is sauna season. Let’s make it yours.