Sunshine Coast, BC
HDPE hot tubs for Sechelt, Davis Bay, and Halfmoon Bay. Lifetime warranty, delivery scheduled around the ferry, no electrician or concrete pad.
Built for Sechelt
Sechelt sits on one of the narrowest points of land on this whole coastline, with the open water of the Strait of Georgia on one side and the calmer Sechelt Inlet on the other. It is a town people move to specifically to be near water on two sides, and a hot tub here usually ends up somewhere it can see one of them.
That means outdoor decks and patios facing the inlet or the strait, often with wind exposure that a traditional acrylic shell would take a beating from over the years. The HDPE shell does not fade, crack, or absorb the moisture that comes with living this close to salt water.
Sechelt has grown into the commercial hub of the coast, with retirees and families settling on both the inlet side and toward Davis Bay and Wilson Creek. Wherever your lot sits, the plug-and-play 110V setup means you are not waiting on an electrician's schedule that also has to work around the ferry.
Delivery Coverage
We deliver to Sechelt and the surrounding coast from our Abbotsford showroom. Since every delivery here comes across on the Langdale ferry, we plan the date around the sailing schedule and confirm your crossing and access details before your deposit, rather than promising a specific number of days.
Sechelt, Selma Park, Tuwanek
Davis Bay, Wilson Creek, West Sechelt
Halfmoon Bay, Redroofs, Pender Harbour
8 Models Available
From the compact E1 for a smaller deck to the full-size E6 Deluxe for a big lake property. Every model features the same unbreakable HDPE shell, lifetime hard cover, and plug-and-play installation.
2-4 seats · 12 jets
From $11,999
2 seats · 21 jets
From $12,999
2-3 seats · 23 jets
From $14,799
3-4 seats · 21+ jets
From $14,999
2 seats · 21+ jets
From $15,499
6-7 seats · 21 jets
From $17,999
6-7 seats · 34 jets
From $19,999
Not Your Average Hot Tub
One-piece, non-porous construction. Won't crack, fade, or harbour bacteria. How HDPE resists bacteria
R-40, 350lb load rating, never needs replacing. See the lifetime hard cover
3,000x faster-acting than chlorine. 90% fewer chemicals. How the Ecozone system works
No electrician, no concrete pad, no contractor. Usually running within a day or two of delivery. Installation details
Visit Us
Sechelt is served from our Abbotsford showroom. Many coast residents combine a showroom visit with a shopping trip into the Lower Mainland; if that is you, book ahead so we have your models ready. Otherwise, we quote most Sechelt properties remotely from photos.
See every model in person. Touch the HDPE shell. Lift the hard cover. No appointment necessary, but booking ahead means we can have the models you want to see ready for you.
Ready?
Delivered to your door. Usually running within a day or two of delivery. Warrantied for life.
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Local Notes
Sechelt properties split fairly evenly between the inlet side, where lots tend to be calmer and more sheltered, and the strait side, which gets more wind and more weather off the open water. That distinction matters more for where you put the tub than what kind of tub you buy. Either way, the one-piece HDPE base sits on a deck, pavers, or compacted gravel without a poured pad.
Because every delivery to Sechelt travels over on the Langdale ferry, we do not quote a fixed timeline the way we might for a Lower Mainland address. We work with you to pick a delivery date around the sailing schedule, confirm access ahead of time, and lock in the deposit once the plan is set, so there are no surprises tied to a missed sailing or a delayed crossing.
We schedule delivery around the Langdale ferry sailing and confirm the crossing and your access details before your deposit, so the date is set with the ferry in mind rather than promised as a fixed number of days.
No. The HDPE shell is a single moulded piece that does not crack or fade the way acrylic can, so the wind and salt air common on the strait side of Sechelt are not something you need to plan around.
Yes, as long as the deck can support the weight, which we confirm from your photos. The load spreads across the one-piece base rather than concentrating on a frame, so most existing decks work without reinforcement.