Key takeaways
- Urban Hot Tubs & Leisure is the Beachcomber dealer in Timmins, at 1185 Riverside Dr., open Monday to Saturday, 9 AM to 5 PM.
- Beachcomber prices on our site run from $7,999 for plug-and-play models to $26,999 for the top 700 Series, and financing is available.
- Site prep causes most delays. Plan the pad and the electrical work before delivery, not after.
- A poured concrete slab needs about 7 days to reach 60 to 75 percent of its strength, and should be at least 4 inches thick.
- We handle installation and serve Timmins, Cochrane, Kapuskasing, Matheson and Earlton.
Looking for a Beachcomber dealer in Timmins? You can see the tubs, sit in them and talk to someone who installs them locally. Here is what buying one looks like, from the first visit to the first soak, including the prep work that trips up first-time buyers.
Is there a Beachcomber dealer in Timmins?
Yes. Urban Hot Tubs & Leisure is a Beachcomber dealer at 1185 Riverside Dr., Timmins. The showroom is open Monday to Saturday, 9 AM to 5 PM, and you can reach us at 705-264-1113. We serve Timmins, Cochrane, Kapuskasing, Matheson and Earlton.
Seeing a tub in person helps more than any spec sheet. Seat depth, jet placement and the overall size are hard to judge from photos. You can also compare the full Beachcomber collection before you visit.
How much does a Beachcomber cost in Timmins?
Beachcomber hot tubs on our site run from $7,999 for plug-and-play models to $26,999 for the 750 SLB. The 300 Series runs $9,199 to $12,999, the 500 Series $10,499 to $17,499, and the 700 Series $20,999 to $26,999. Prices are as of October 2026, and financing is available.
| Series | Price range | Sizes | Editions |
|---|---|---|---|
| Plug and Play | From $7,999 | 2 to 4 person | Plug-and-play, LEEP |
| 300 Series | $9,199 to $12,999 | Up to 7 person | Plug-and-play, LEEP, Hybrid |
| 500 Series | $10,499 to $17,499 | 2 to 7 person | LEEP, Hybrid |
| 700 Series | $20,999 to $26,999 | 4 to 7 person | Hybrid |
Budget for extras too, such as a cover lifter and water care supplies. Not sure what each series gives you? Our guide to Beachcomber 300 vs 500 vs 700 compares them, and Beachcomber LEEP vs Hybrid explains the two editions.
What do you need to prepare before delivery?
You need a level, solid base and a proper electrical hookup. Beachcomber recommends a level concrete slab, or interlocking pavers or 12 by 12 inch concrete slabs on a screeded sand base.
A licensed electrician should handle the wiring. Do both before delivery day so the tub can go in without delay.
- Choose the spot. Leave 44 to 50 inches of clearance above the tub for the cover. If you want a lifter, allow room at the back for it.
- Build the base. A poured slab should be at least 4 inches thick and needs about 7 days to reach 60 to 75 percent of its strength. Check your municipal guidelines too.
- Book an electrician. Beachcomber suggests a standard breaker in the main panel and a GFCI in an outdoor sub panel. If you want to avoid new wiring, ask about our plug-and-play models.
- Plan for access. If you are building the tub into a deck, make sure the equipment can still be reached for service.
Concrete cures on its own schedule, so starting the pad early is the easiest way to protect your delivery date. Running costs are worth a look too, and how much electricity a hot tub uses in winter shows what to expect on your hydro bill.
What happens on delivery and after?
We handle installation, so you can start relaxing without managing it yourself. Confirm the timing and what must be ready on site when you place your order. Once the tub is running, set up your water care routine, and register with Beachcomber within 30 days of delivery.
Stock your chemicals and filters before the first fill. If you are weighing brands first, our comparison of the best hot tub brands for Canadian winters may help.
FAQ
Does Urban Hot Tubs install Beachcomber hot tubs?
Yes. We handle installation across Timmins, Cochrane, Kapuskasing, Matheson and Earlton. Confirm timing and site requirements when you order.
Do I need an electrician for a hot tub?
For most models, yes. Beachcomber suggests a standard breaker in the main panel and a GFCI in an outdoor sub panel. Plug-and-play models need less electrical work.
Can I finance a hot tub in Timmins?
Financing is available. Ask in the showroom or call 705-264-1113 for current options.
The bottom line
Buying a Beachcomber in Timmins is mostly about choosing a model, preparing the pad and electrical early, and letting us handle the install. Do the prep first and delivery day goes smoothly.
Ready to see them in person? Browse the Beachcomber collection, contact us, or stop by the showroom on Riverside Drive.
