
Dawn, on an inlet
Before the paddle.
Lift the cover and step into warm water while the mist comes off the inlet. The kayak can wait.
$19,995 CAD. Orders open January 1st, 2027.

On the Island
The heater keeps the water at temperature around the clock, so it is ready at dawn, after a hike or after a day on the mountain.

Dawn, on an inlet
Lift the cover and step into warm water while the mist comes off the inlet. The kayak can wait.

Afternoon, in the cedars
Kick off the boots and get in. The hard cover does not soak up rain, so it still lifts with one hand.

Sunset, above the bay
Deep seats and shallow seats, with space for friends to join you. Pour something cold and watch the light leave the islands.

Evening, in storm season
The swell rolls in off the open Pacific. The insulated cabinet holds the heat in while you watch, and the hard cover keeps it in between soaks.

Winter, on the mountain
Leave the skis in the snowbank. The water has been warm all day.

You lift the cover. The water is cloudy. There goes Saturday.
Owners give up on a hot tub when the upkeep takes over.
In about 30 years in the hot tub business, founder John Keirstead saw it again and again. So the One Model does the daily water work, and your part is a short routine that starts with one test strip a week. A monitor in the plumbing sends the water readings to your phone, so if a reading drifts, the app tells you what the water needs before you lift the cover. Read John's story
The One Model
Stores carry many models, yet most buyers settle on one of the same few. John put the features those buyers want into one tub, so there is less to compare.


Water care
A fridge stays cold without a daily chore. The One Model keeps its water clean and warm the same way. The water pump runs day and night, moving the water through the filter, the ozone chamber, the salt system and the heater. Each week, you test the water with a strip, enter the result in the app and check the salt system's run time.

Massage
Sit deep, and the jets work your neck and upper body. Sit shallow, and they work your lower body and legs. Every jet except the large 7-inch Everywhere jet in the middle turns from off to full with a quarter turn, like a faucet handle, so each person sets the pressure they like.

Build
The insulation lines the cabinet walls and holds the heat in. The space around the plumbing stays clear, so when a part needs fixing, a local expert opens a panel and reaches it without cutting through foam. The tub is built to be serviced and repaired for decades.
Close up
The shell is white marble-finish acrylic, the cabinet is graphite, and full-colour LEDs light the jet trim from behind.

Steam off the rim on a cold evening.

The hard cover, raised on its built-in hydraulic lift.

Lit jets under moving water.

The graphite cabinet in the rain.

The white marble-finish acrylic shell, at dusk.

A robe on the post, ready for the walk back.

Local support
A local expert delivers the tub, sets it up and does the yearly check-up when you book it. Parts on all major components are under warranty for 3 years, and if something needs fixing, you make one call to Good Hot Tubs, and the team arranges the repair.

The price
The price covers the One Model with its water-care system and app, a Smartop Upright 3.0 hard cover and standard delivery to your pad. Steps and handrails cost extra. Every tub needs a pad and its own electrical circuit. If your yard needs them, electrical work usually costs $1,500 to $2,000 on Vancouver Island, and a pad usually costs $500 to $1,000. Some yards also need a crane, and you pay the crane company directly.