Cedar. Heat. Built for daily use.

Clear western red cedar inside and out, unless you ask for something else. Cedar handles the heat and the humidity without warping and it smells the way a sauna should smell. The stove is a Harvia or Huum depending on the room — we'll talk through the trade-off before we order. Doors are tempered glass with a real handle, not a piece of plastic.

A typical backyard install seats two to four and lives off a 240V line. A studio or gym install seats six to eight and needs a dedicated electrical run we'll coordinate with your contractor. Either way, the conversation starts with a few photos of the space and a tape measure.

• Site walk and design — usually free within an hour's drive of Oxford or Memphis.
• Permitting coordination where required.
• Frame, cedar, stove, controls, lighting, and venting.
• Year-one seal and door check, included.

How long does an install take? A backyard build is two to three days on site once materials are in. Lead time from contract to install is usually four to eight weeks depending on the queue.

Indoor or outdoor? Both work. Outdoor is more common in the Mid-South because the climate is kind to cedar most of the year. Indoor wants a little more thought about venting and drainage — happy to walk through it.

Budget? A backyard cedar build typically runs $8,000–$18,000 finished. Studio and commercial installs scale from there. We'll give you a real number, not a range, after the site walk.