HOA approval
If your HOA reviews outdoor structures, you submit the application. We provide dimensions and spec sheets.
We handle most the job. delivery, assembly and cleanup. You pick the sauna and show up for the first session.
Tell us your sauna, your space and your timeline. Takes two minutes.
We visit, understand your vision. You get a fixed, written price.
Delivery, and assembly. Usually one to two weeks.
Test-fire, walkthrough and cleanup. Your first session is that night.
An online sauna shows up as 400 to 1,600 lb of crates on a freight truck, at the curb. Here is who does what.
| Feature | Buy a kit online | Alpine Complete |
|---|---|---|
| Freight delivery | Curbside. You unload. | We receive it and move it to the location (yes) |
| Level base or concrete pad | You hire it out (no) | Formed and poured by us (yes) |
| Assembly | Two people (no) | Our crew (yes) |
| Heater and controls | You connect and test (no) | Installed and test-fired (yes) |
Alpine Complete is available across Northern Utah. Your price depends on your site and is fixed in writing before we start.
If your HOA reviews outdoor structures, you submit the application. We provide dimensions and spec sheets.
If your electrical panel is full or undersized, an upgrade is quoted separately. We will tell you at the assessment.
We need a way to get materials to the spot. Tight side yards and steep slopes can change the approach and the price.
Our crew installs in Northern Utah. Not sure if you are in? Send your ZIP and we will tell you.
Outside our install area you can still buy any sauna as a kit. It ships by freight to your curb, and you arrange assembly and electrical locally.
The sauna is the listed price. Installation depends on your site: whether you need a concrete pad, how far the sauna sits from your electrical panel, and whether your panel has room for a new 240V breaker. We price the whole job at a free on-site assessment and put it in writing before any work starts. (we don't provide electrical hookups, that will have to be done by a licensed electrician, which we have amazing contacts as recommendations).
Outdoor saunas need a flat, solid base. A concrete pad is the best long-term option. On some sites a compacted, leveled gravel base works.
Traditional and hybrid saunas need a dedicated 240V circuit, 30 or 40 amps depending on the model. Our indoor infrared Plug-in saunas have 120V plug, perfect to plug into the wall.
Yes. Our outdoor models are built for exterior use, and a hot sauna on a snowy night is the whole point. Expect a longer heat up when it is very cold, and keep the path to the door clear.
Usually 1-2 weeks from quote to first session.
Yes. Any sauna can ship as a kit to the lower 48. You handle unloading, site prep, assembly and electrical with local contractors.
Every sauna carries the manufacturer warranty: 5 years on electronics and 1 year on the stove. We walk you through it at delivery.
For most healthy adults, regular sauna use is well studied and considered safe. Long-term studies link frequent use with better heart and brain health outcomes. It is not a treatment for any condition, and anyone with heart disease, low blood pressure, or who is pregnant should talk to a doctor first. Read the research.
Book a free site assessment. One fixed price. No obligation.