Best Steam and Sauna Repair Service in South Florida
Need your sauna or steam room repaired? We have the experience and the expertise to help you sort all your sauna issues in one place.
WHY CHOOSE US?
Best Quality ProductsWe use the best quality products that set you up for years of uninterrupted sauna experience.
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Fast Service
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17 Years of ExperienceWe have more than 17 years of experience in installing, repairing, and maintaining high-quality saunas and steam rooms.
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Customized Sauna SolutionNeed a sauna or steam room solution that fits your lifestyle? We can help build the perfect customized solution for you.
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We make sure your sauna is running at its bestWe ensure your sauna operates at peak performance by inspecting and optimizing all electrical loads, verifying heater output, testing light and sound systems, and calibrating the thermostat for exact temperature control. We also conduct thorough corrosion inspections throughout the interior and provide a deep-cleaning degrease service to eliminate unwanted odors and restore a fresh environment. |
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Signs That Mean Your Sauna/Steam Room Needs Repairing
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Little to no air circulation inside the cabin If you feel like your sauna is not circulating the air inside evenly, it might have to do with the lack of air flow inside the cabin. This issue also causes unfavorable heat distribution inside the cabin, making for an uncomfortable sauna experience. Most often than not, this issue is caused because air-in and air-out openings are installed in the wrong position. |
Temperature & Overheating Issues One of the most common issues with saunas and steam rooms is an uncomfortably hot environment caused by an overheating heater. This typically stems from improper ventilation—specifically, undersized air intake or exhaust vents. For proper temperature control and air balance, the cabin air should exchange 5 to 7 times per hour. |
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Commercial Element Overheating & Stone Density In commercial saunas, packing stones too tightly restricts airflow around the tubular heating elements. This forces the elements to overwork, leading to premature burnout. Commercial operators should inspect, re-stack, or replace sauna stones every 3 to 4 months to maintain open airflow and protect heating components from thermal stress. |
Cabin taking too long to heat up If you find your sauna or steam room not heating up properly, chances are the heaters are too small for the size of the cabin. Sometimes, the sauna installers don’t consider the large glass fronts or end up designing the cabin too large. The larger the cabin, the bigger heater it needs to provide optimal heating experience. |
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Heat Accumulation on the Sauna Heater Body Excessive heat buildup on the sauna heater body is often caused by obstructed heater elements or blocked intake vents. When airflow around the unit is restricted, heat backs up into the outer casing instead of circulating through the cabin, posing a severe safety hazard and damaging internal components. Cabin Staining & Heat Damage Around the Heater Wood charring, staining, or structural heat damage occurs when the safety clearance between the sauna heater and the guard rail or adjacent walls is incorrect. Using off-the-shelf guardrails that do not meet the heater manufacturer's required minimum clearance can trap heat, scorch wood surfaces, and create serious fire hazards. |
Control Unit Fails to Turn Off If your sauna control unit fails to shut off, the issue is typically caused by incorrectly installed temperature sensors. Placing a sensor under a bench, at an improper height, or too close to a cold draft prevents it from accurately reading cabin temperatures. Because the control unit never receives signal that the room has reached its set heat, it continues running indefinitely. |
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Replacement Parts, Accessories & Authorized Service We stock high-quality replacements for sauna and steam room components, including doors, power units, heaters, handles, and hardware. We also supply premium spa accessories—from rocks, vents, and waterproof lighting to thermometers, hygrometers, sand timers, aromatherapy essences, and ergonomic seating. As an authorized Steamist dealer and installer, we provide expert sales, certified setup, and factory-level maintenance for all Steamist generators and control systems. Sauna Refurbishment & Restoration If your sauna is showing its age or running inefficiently, our complete restoration services can bring it back to peak condition. From partial cosmetic upgrades to full mechanical overhauls, we ensure you get the absolute most out of your spa experience. |
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Best Practices for Long-lasting Saunas
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Wash your feet Wash your feet before entering the sauna to ensure you don’t carry any dirt inside the cabin. Cleaning your feet before entering the cabin keeps your sauna clean and there is less cleaning to do afterwards. Use Towels and Rugs If you are sweating it means your sauna is working. However, don’t let your sweat come in contact with the surface as the perspired body oil can cause discoloration or stain. Wrap the body parts that are coming in contact with the sauna with a towel. |
Curing Curing refers to keeping the sauna on at full temperature for an hour or so. This process helps clean the sauna of bacteria. Before entering a sauna for the first time, make sure you cure it. Don’t Use Hard Water If you use a steam sauna, you should avoid using hard water. Hard water contains magnesium and calcium salts that can collectively form lime buildup, which is quite difficult to clean. |
