Yes. We provide free curbside freight shipping on all saunas and cold plunges within the contiguous United States. Delivery is made by freight carrier; larger units may arrive on a flatbed and require a liftgate or forklift to unload.

In-stock saunas and plunges typically ship within 1–3 business days and arrive in 1–2 weeks. Made-to-order and handcrafted models (such as certain Dundalk LeisureCraft units) are built to order and generally ship in 4–8 weeks. You’ll receive tracking as soon as your order leaves the warehouse.

Most of our saunas are designed for straightforward assembly and arrive in pre-built panels or sections with clear instructions — many customers assemble with one helper in a few hours. Steam systems and hardwired heaters should be connected by a licensed electrician. We’re happy to walk you through what your specific model requires.

It depends on the model. Smaller infrared and plug-in units run on a standard 120V outlet, while most traditional sauna heaters and steam generators require a dedicated 240V circuit. Each product page lists the exact voltage, amperage, and heater specs — reach out and we’ll confirm the requirements for your home.

Every product is covered by the manufacturer’s warranty against defects in materials and workmanship for residential use, beginning on the date of delivery. Coverage varies by brand and model. If anything arrives damaged or develops a fault, contact us and we’ll coordinate replacement parts or service.

Unused items in original packaging may be returned within 30 days of delivery; return shipping and a restocking fee may apply. If your order arrives damaged or defective, document it on delivery, take photos, and contact us within 48 hours so we can make it right at no cost to you.

Yes. Flexible financing options are available at checkout so you can spread the cost of your sauna or cold plunge over time, subject to approval. Look for the financing option during checkout, or contact us and we’ll point you to the right plan.

Maintenance is simple: wipe down benches and surfaces with a mild, non-toxic cleaner, keep the interior dry and well-ventilated between uses, and periodically check the heater and stones. Untreated wood can be lightly sanded to refresh. We recommend leaving the door slightly open after use to let the cabin air out.

Keep the water clean with the included filtration/chiller system and a sanitizer regimen (such as ozone or a low-dose chlorine/mineral routine). Skim debris, check the filter regularly, and follow the manufacturer’s water-care schedule. The chiller maintains your set temperature year-round.

It comes down to space, capacity, and the experience you want. Outdoor barrel and cabin saunas make a statement and seat more people; indoor saunas fit basements and bathrooms; traditional heaters deliver classic high-heat löyly, while infrared offers gentler, lower-temperature sessions. Tell us your space and goals and we’ll recommend the best fit.

Outdoor saunas are built with weather-resistant wood and roofing to withstand the elements and become a backyard centerpiece. Indoor saunas are designed to integrate into a home’s existing space with appropriate clearances and ventilation. Both deliver the same authentic heat — the right choice depends on where you’ll install it.

Absolutely. We support builders, designers, gyms, spas, and wellness facilities with project pricing and bulk orders. If you’re interested in becoming a dealer or have a commercial project, email info@saunacompanyusa.com with the details and our team will follow up.

We curate premium wellness brands including SaunaLife, ThermaSol, and Dundalk LeisureCraft — spanning barrel and cabin saunas, indoor saunas, steam systems, and cold plunges. Explore each collection below or reach out for a personal recommendation.