Backyard wellness zones

Everything that makes it work as one space: an outdoor sauna, a cold plunge, an outdoor shower, the decking underfoot, and the landscaping and lighting around it. We design it, pour the foundations, frame and finish the sauna, set and plumb the plunge, run all the electrical and ventilation in-house, coordinate the plumbing, and build the deck, then commission it and walk you through it. One project, one team, one number to call.

The plunge runs on a chiller that holds your set temperature, typically in the 40s°F, paired with filtration and circulation so the water stays clean and clear without constant draining. We size the chiller to your plunge and climate, plumb the fill, drain and filtration loop, and wire the chiller on its own circuit. It's built to run quietly and reliably for years, not to be a science project you manage every week.

The electrical, yes: entirely in-house. The chiller, the sauna heater and the lighting are all wired by our own team. The plumbing (the plunge fill and drain, the filtration loop and the shower), is run and coordinated under our General Contractor scope, on one plan with everything else. You're never the one chasing a separate electrician or plumber to make the pieces fit.

Part of the build. A wellness zone that ends at a bare slab isn't finished. As the GC we build the deck or stonework underfoot and handle the landscaping, screening, grading and lighting that turn the installation into a place you want to spend time. You can scope it up or down, but you don't have to bring in a separate landscaper and coordinate them yourself.

Contrast therapy is the cycle people come for: heat in the sauna to relax and open up, then a cold plunge to sharpen and recover, often repeated, finished with a warm shower. Built side by side, the ritual flows (heat, cold, rinse, repeat), without trekking across the yard. People build these for recovery after training, for sleep, for stress, and honestly for the ritual of it. We design the layout so the sequence feels natural and the cold is steps from the heat.

A full zone is a bigger build than a single sauna: typically several weeks from design sign-off, depending on foundations, the plunge and chiller, and how much decking and landscaping are involved. Permits are usually required for the structure, the electrical and the plumbing, and HOA review may apply to setbacks or visibility. Because we're the licensed GC and hold the electrical and HVAC licenses ourselves, we pull the permits and carry the inspections in-house: one clean process instead of three contractors filing separately. We give you a clear timeline up front.