Bring the ultimate relaxation experience home with a custom sauna from Four Seasons Utah. We design and install precut, prefab, and outdoor saunas for homeowners throughout the Salt Lake Valley—including Sandy, Draper, Murray, and Cottonwood Heights—as well as Summit County, Davis and Weber Counties, and Utah County. Built for comfort, durability, and year-round use in Utah’s climate, a Four Seasons sauna adds a spa-quality retreat to your home, perfect for unwinding after a long day or enhancing your wellness routine.
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We offer precut saunas, prefab saunas, outdoor saunas, and five-sided prefab saunas — and for homeowners who want something truly one-of-a-kind, we also do fully custom sauna builds designed from the ground up to fit your specific space, style, and vision. Whether you want a traditional indoor sauna, a space-saving corner unit, a backyard outdoor sauna, or a completely custom design, we have options to fit your lifestyle and budget.
Traditional saunas heat the air around you using a wood-burning or electric heater, typically reaching temperatures between 150–195°F. The high heat and steam create the classic sauna experience most people are familiar with. Infrared saunas use infrared light panels to heat your body directly rather than the surrounding air, operating at lower temperatures — usually 120–140°F — while still producing a deep, therapeutic sweat. Traditional saunas are great for the authentic sauna experience and social use, while infrared saunas are often preferred for therapeutic benefits like muscle recovery and joint relief. We can help you determine which option best fits your goals and space during your free estimate.
Sauna costs vary depending on the type, size, materials, and installation requirements. Every project is different, and the best way to get an accurate number is a free in-home estimate where we can assess your specific space and recommend the right option for you.
It depends on the type of sauna and your local municipality’s requirements. Outdoor saunas and those requiring electrical work are more likely to need a permit. We’ll advise you on permit requirements specific to your project and location during the estimate process.
Saunas are relatively low-maintenance. Regular wiping down of the interior benches and walls after use, occasional deep cleaning, and periodic inspection of the heater and electrical components are typically all that’s needed to keep your sauna in great condition for years.