Our Process – Sweaty Yeti Sauna and Cold Plunge

Our Process: A Faster, Easier Way to Build

We use modular construction so you can enjoy your Sweaty Yeti faster, with less hassle. Here’s what to expect:

Site Evaluation & Prep – We assess your site virtually and will give recommendations to handle site preparation. We can also refer you to a local contractor to prepare your site for the Sweaty Yeti.
Permitting – While the Sweaty Yeti itself does not require a building permit per code, there may be permits or regulations in your local area for the unit or for electrical and plumbing work. Check with your homeowners association and city/ county government to see if there are any local requirements for your Sweaty Yeti.
Engineering – if required for your area, we may need to request engineering to meet a specific snow load for your Sweaty Yeti.

Site – Your sweaty yeti will sit on a flat, level pad of gravel or concrete. This work will be performed by a local contractor, which we can refer to you, if needed.
Utilities – Utility connections for water and electrical are needed for your Sweaty Yeti. We can help you find an approved contractor for any work needed. Be sure to follow local regulations.
Water – A standard garden hose will work just fine for shower and plunge options. A local plumber can add permanent water lines if you desire. In this case, we can prepare the Sweaty Yeti for hard-pipe connections – just ask your Sales agent.
Electrical – Your Sweaty Yeti will require a 50 amp or 60 amp 240 v connection. We can help you find an approved contractor for any work needed. Be sure to follow local regulations.

Site Access – Ensure clear access for delivery of a unit, which may be with a truck and trailer, special equipment, or with a crane, depending on your site conditions. Our transport staff will assess the property and let you know what’s needed for installation.
Module Delivery & Inspection – Each Sweaty Yeti is checked for quality upon arrival.
Craning & Placement – Your Sweaty Yeti is placed on your gravel or concrete pad.
Utility Connections – Water and electrical are installed by your local contractor.