Hot Tubs for Sale in Whitby
Every tub on this page is priced as it sits on our Dundas Street East floor, minutes off the 401. Below the listings you will find what matters when a tub goes into a Whitby, Oshawa, Ajax or Clarington yard.
From $7,295 or from $27.33 bi-weekly at 0% for 12 months OAC*. Every price below is the current sale price at the Whitby showroom. Floor model and in-store offers are on the specials page.
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J-509
J-508
J-508L
J-408
J-408L
J-404L
J-495
J-485
J-475
J-445
J-435
J-385
J-365
J-345
J-375
J-355
J-335
J-325
J-315
J-285
J-245
J-275
J-235
J-225
J-215
Retreat All-In-110V
Sport All-In-110V
Retreat SE
Ontario S106
Ontario S104
Ontario L S103
Ontario L S105
The Brook
The Cove
The Calma
The Eden
*0% interest for 12 months bi-weekly finance payment, on approved credit. Amortization period varies by product. Other financing options are available. Prices in CAD at the Whitby showroom and subject to change.
Winter along the north shore of Lake Ontario is less about deep snow and more about wind, freezing rain and a damp cold that follows you from the GO platform to the car. That weather is why tubs here run twelve months a year. A cover with locking straps matters more in Pickering and Ajax, where the southwest wind comes off the water, than in Brooklin or Uxbridge, where snow load is the bigger concern. Full foam insulation and a cover lifter pay for themselves by February. Right now every new 2026 Jacuzzi in stock is 20% off in our Red Tag inventory clearance, not combinable with other offers.
North Whitby, Brooklin, Courtice and north Bowmanville are full of new builds with fresh sod, a rear yard forty or forty five feet wide, a gate in the side fence and the electrical panel in a basement close to the back wall. We measure the gate before we quote, because a tub travels on its edge on a dolly and some gates need a fence panel lifted out for the afternoon. Older Oshawa and south Ajax streets are the opposite: mature trees, a detached garage and a narrow side yard, which sometimes means a crane. Fresh sod on heavy clay needs a proper pad, never pavers on bare ground.
The typical buyer here parks at Whitby, Oshawa, Ajax or Pickering GO before seven and gets home after six, so the tub has to be hot without anyone thinking about it. A J-335 or J-375 with a good cover holds temperature all day. Families in Courtice and Bowmanville with a bigger lot lean toward the seven seat J-385 or J-485. GM shift workers and Lakeridge Health staff coming off nights soak at odd hours, and the Nordic Retreat All-In-110V suits a Scugog or Uxbridge property where hydro is tight. If your water comes from a well, tell us so we can set up water care for hardness and iron.
Hot Tubs Questions
Can I start heating the tub from the GO train so it is ready when I get home?
On J-400 and J-500 series tubs the SmartTub app lets you check the water temperature and adjust the set point from your phone, so you can nudge it up from the Lakeshore East line. In practice most owners leave the tub at soaking temperature around the clock; a well insulated Jacuzzi loses very little heat under a locked cover. Nordic and Aquasolus tubs do not have app control, so keep them at temperature rather than reheating from cold.
My new build was just graded and sodded. How soon can a tub go in?
Talk to your builder first, because many new home warranties expect the final grade to stay undisturbed for a period, and any pad must not block the drainage swale between houses. Once the yard has settled through a few good rains, a poured concrete pad or a compacted gravel base on a level cut will carry the weight. Pavers set on fresh sod will heave the first spring.
Will a hot tub fit through the gate in a standard subdivision fence?
Often, but not always. A tub rides on its side on a dolly, so we need roughly the tub's height in clear width, nothing overhead and a straight run to the pad. Many new-build gates in Brooklin and Courtice are too narrow, so our crew lifts out a fence panel and puts it back the same day. Where the houses are too close for that, a crane from the street lifts the tub over the roof.
Do I need a permit or a fence for a hot tub in Durham Region?
Each municipality writes its own rules, and Whitby, Oshawa, Ajax, Pickering, Clarington, Scugog and Uxbridge do not all treat a hot tub the same way. Some require a pool enclosure permit unless the tub has a locking cover, and setbacks from property lines and easements vary. Call your town's building department before you pour a pad; we can tell you what we have seen on recent installs in your area.
Does well water change how I look after the tub?
Yes. Rural properties around Port Perry, Uxbridge and north Clarington often have hard water with dissolved iron, which stains shells and clouds water if you fill straight from the hose. Use a fill filter, test the source water and add a metal sequestrant on the first fill. Municipal water in Whitby, Oshawa, Ajax and Pickering comes treated from Lake Ontario and needs only the standard start up.