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How to Design a Backyard Oasis Around Your Hot Tub Brought to you by Polar Springs Hot Tubs — turning backyards into personal paradises. A hot tub isn’t just a luxury — it’s a focal point. When done right, it can anchor your entire outdoor space and turn even a plain backyard into a relaxing, retreat-worthy oasis. Whether you’re planning a full transformation or working with the bones of an existing yard, here’s how to design a backyard oasis around your hot tub — with pro tips from the team at Polar Springs Hot Tubs, your go-to Canadian hot tub experts. 1. Start With Placement: Where the Spa Goes Matters Before anything else, figure out where your hot tub should live. This sets the tone for the entire layout. Consider: 💡 Pro Tip: Many Polar Springs clients build decks or patios around the tub after it’s placed — not before. That way, it fits like a glove. 2. Build a Surrounding Experience — Not Just a “Hot Tub Area” Think beyond the tub. A true backyard oasis flows with intentional design and layered functionality. Ideas to create zones: Done right, it feels like an extension of your home — not just a tub in the yard. 3. Choose Spa-Friendly Furniture and Decor Hot tubs come with splashes and steam, so pick furniture and materials that can handle the elements. Ideal choices: At Polar Springs, we often help clients source spa-side accessories like towel hooks, steps, and aromatherapy holders that blend seamlessly with your backyard aesthetic. 4. Add Greenery — But Be Strategic Plants are essential to creating that lush, resort-like feel — but they can also be a source of debris and mess if placed too close to your spa. 🌿 Good picks: 🚫 Avoid: 5. Privacy Without Walls No one wants to feel like they’re on display in their swimsuit. But fencing off your entire yard isn’t always the vibe. Instead, use creative privacy solutions like: ❕ Bonus: These double as design elements, giving your oasis a signature look. 6. Lighting = Magic The right lighting makes your space shine long after the sun goes down — and enhances both mood and safety. Ideas to try: 💡 Pro tip: Layer your lighting — ambient, accent, and task — just like you would indoors. 7. Don’t Forget the Seasons If you’re in Ontario or anywhere else in Canada, your backyard oasis needs to be four-season friendly. Cold-weather must-haves: With the right prep, winter soaking may just become your new favourite thing. Bonus: Keep It Clean, Keep It Enjoyable A beautiful space is no fun if it’s full of leaves and murky water. Stay on top of hot tub maintenance with: Need help? The Polar Springs Hot Tub Care team is just a call or click away. Final Thoughts Designing your dream backyard oasis around your hot tub is about more than furniture and landscaping — it’s about creating a feeling. A place to unwind. To connect. To escape the everyday mundanities. At Polar Springs Hot Tubs, we don’t just sell spas — we help you build the lifestyle that goes with it. 📍 Visit us in Brockville, Ontario or explore more spa design ideas on the blog. 📧 Got any questions? Contact us at info@polarsprings.ca or call 613-572-2777, we’re here to help bring your backyard vision to life!

Winter-Proof Your Backyard Oasis: Ideas That Actually Work Canadians soak through snowstorms — and they love it. Your hot tub is already the heart of your backyard. But in Canada, where winters aren’t just cold, they’re legendary, a few tweaks can turn your outdoor space into a year-round paradise. Let’s break down how to winter-proof your backyard oasis, so you can enjoy snowy soaks, steamy nights, and stress-melting views straight through the deep freeze. All with tips from your local spa experts at Polar Springs Hot Tubs! 1. Make the Path to Your Spa Slip-Free and Shovel-Friendly Your hot tub isn’t much use if you’re too scared (or cold) to reach it. ✔️Essentials: 2. Add a Wind Block (And Keep the Heat In) Cold air and wind can ruin the vibe fast. Shelter your spa with style. Wind-blocking ideas: ❕ Bonus: A small wall or structure behind your tub helps contain the warmth — like a cozy outdoor cocoon. 3. Keep Your Tub Running in Winter — Don’t Power It Off It might be tempting to shut down your spa when it’s freezing, but DON’T unless you’ve professionally winterized it. If water freezes in the plumbing, it can crack pipes and damage components — an expensive fix. Instead: 🎯 Not sure if your tub is winter-ready? Contact Polar Springs Hot Tubs for a quick service inspection! 4. Warm Extras That Level Up Your Winter Soak Why stop at “functional” when you could make it five-star cozy? Try adding: You deserve more than just warm water — you deserve a hot tub sanctuary. 5. Maintain Water Chemistry — Even When It’s Cold It’s easy to get lazy with spa care when it’s -20°C out. But unbalanced water in winter can be just as damaging and more difficult to fix. ✔️ Cold-weather care checklist: Ask about our Nuvana Pure™ Minerals to keep water fresh with less fuss. 6. Backup Plan: What to Do During a Power Outage It happens If the power goes out: 🚨 In extreme cold, call the Polar Springs Emergency Service Line for rapid freeze protection help. Final Words Winter doesn’t have to be the “off-season” for your backyard. With the right setup, it’s actually the best season — crisp air, steamy water, and silent snowfall while you soak. Let Polar Springs Hot Tubs help you turn your outdoor space into a year-round wellness retreat. From covers and accessories to maintenance and design, we’ve got you (and your tub) covered. 📍 Visit our Brockville showroom or message us at info@polarsprings.ca for free backyard winterization advice! 🛠️ Book a Winter Spa Checkup and make sure your tub’s ready for the cold!

Soak & Sip: Craft Cocktail Recipes for Hot Tub Nights Because nothing pairs with a hot soak like the perfect cold drink. Your hot tub is more than a place to relax — it’s a vibe. And what’s a good vibe without a great drink in hand? Whether you’re soaking under the stars, enjoying a romantic night in, or hosting a backyard hot tub hangout, here are some hot tub–friendly cocktail recipes that are easy to make, refreshing to sip, and totally Polar Springs–approved. Hot Tub Cocktail Rules Before we get into the drinks, here are some safety notes and smart spa etiquette: Now, let’s get mixing! 🍹 1. Polar Paloma Crisp • Citrusy • Crowd-Pleaser A tangy, spa-side twist on the classic Paloma — with a hint of cooling mint. Ingredients: Prepare: How to make: 🫐 2. Blueberry Arctic Mule Zingy • Fruity • Spa-Chilled A cold-weather favorite, topped with refreshing antioxidant-rich blueberries. Ingredients: Prepare: How to make: 🍍 3. Nuvana Nights Tropical • Creamy • Sweet This one tastes like a vacation and smells like a relaxing spa day. Ingredients: Prepare: How to make: Bonus: The scent pairs beautifully with Nuvana Pure™ Coconut Aromatherapy Crystals (ask us for samples!). 🍋 4. Citrus & Sage Spritz (Mocktail Option!) Bright • Refreshing • Non-Alcoholic Stay sharp and clear-headed with this elevated mocktail. Ingredients: Prepare: How to make: 🍓 5. The Soaker’s Sangria Bubbly • Fruity • Party-Ready Great for groups — batch-prep this fruity crowd-pleaser and serve by the spa. Ingredients: Prepare: How to make: Bonus Gear: Spa-Side Bar Setup To elevate your next Soak & Sip night, add these to your setup: Want to go pro? Ask us about hot tub bar attachments or pergola bar builds! ✅ Final Tip: Keep It Classy, Keep It Clean 📍 Visit Polar Springs Hot Tubs in Brockville for the gear, accessories, and spa-side upgrades that turn a regular soak into a full-on experience!

Do I Need a Concrete Pad for My Hot Tub? (And Other Base Options Explained) Straight answers from the pros at Polar Springs Hot Tubs Wondering whether you need a concrete pad for hot tub? At Polar Springs Hot Tubs, it’s one of the first questions we hear — especially from first-time spa buyers: “Do I have to pour a concrete pad for my hot tub?” And the answer? It depends. Some hot tubs absolutely require one. Others don’t. But all spas — no matter the size or model — need a solid, level, and stable foundation underneath them to support the weight of water and people combined. Let’s break down your options, and help you make the right decision based on your backyard, your tub, and your budget. First: Why the Base Matters So Much A hot tub filled with water and people can easily weigh 3,000 to 6,000 lbs or more. If your spa isn’t sitting on a level, stable surface, here’s what can happen: And once it’s full and wired — you don’t want to move it. Concrete Pads: The Gold Standard For most installations, a poured concrete pad is the best and most universal choice. Pros: Cons: 💡 Concrete dimensions tip: We recommend at least 4″ thick, reinforced, and slightly larger than the spa footprint. For swim spas, we recommend 6″+ with rebar grid and edge form support. (Learn more about concrete basics from The Concrete Network) Gravel Base: The Budget-Friendly Option As long as it’s done right, a compacted crushed gravel base is a solid option for certain plug-and-play or mid-weight tubs. Pros: Cons: Best for: Less expensive projects. Deck Installations: Yes, You Can (With a Few Conditions) Wondering if your existing deck can support a hot tub? Here’s the short version: Yes, if: No, if: 💡 Pro tip: Some customers cut a “recess” into their deck and place the spa on a concrete or gravel base below — for a clean look and structural integrity. What About Swim Spas? No debate here — all swim spas require a concrete pad. Why? ❕ If you’re planning a swim spa installation, talk to the Polar Springs team about exact base requirements, pad dimensions, and reinforcement specs. We work with local contractors to make it seamless. ✅ Final Thoughts: Do You Need a Concrete Pad for Hot Tub? You don’t always need a concrete pad — but you always need a properly prepared base. At Polar Springs Hot Tubs, we help you choose the right setup based on: Whether it’s gravel, concrete, or a custom deck plan, we’ve seen it all — and we’re here to make sure your install is safe, solid, and stress-free. Before your spa arrives, check out our Hot Tub Site Prep Checklist 📍 Visit us at 1111 Development Drive, Brockville, Ontario 📧 Email us at info@polarsprings.ca or call 613-572-2777 to talk base prep and book a delivery walkthrough!

Your no-stress guide from the team at Polar Springs Hot Tubs The big day is here. You’ve picked your model, set your delivery date, and now you’re counting down the hours until your hot tub arrives. At Polar Springs Hot Tubs, we want delivery day to feel more like Christmas morning than a construction project — and the secret is knowing exactly what to expect (and how to prepare). Here’s your complete guide to what really happens on hot tub delivery day — whether you’re in Brockville, Kingston, Cornwall, or anywhere in between. Before We Arrive: Final Prep Checklist To make delivery smooth and safe, here are a few things you’ll want ready before the truck rolls in: ✔️ Clear Access Path: ✔️ Solid Base: ✔️ Electrical Prep: ✔️ Water Source: 💡 Pro Tip: Snap a few “before” pictures — the transformation is worth documenting! When We Arrive: The Drop-Off Experience Here’s what happens once our delivery team shows up: ❗ Things We Don’t Typically Do (But Can Help You Plan For) To keep your spa safe and your property damage-free, our delivery crew usually doesn’t: ❕ If you need extra help prepping — from concrete to crane — Polar Springs Hot Tubs can connect you with trusted local contractors. What Happens After Delivery? Once your tub is filled and powered on, you’ll: And yes — we’re available 7 days a week for questions after delivery. Text, call, or email any time. Your First Soak Starts with Confidence We’ve delivered thousands of hot tubs — and we’ve seen it all! The smoother the delivery, the faster you’ll be soaking. And with Polar Springs, you’re not just getting a hot tub — you’re getting support from real people who care. 📍 Come visit our Brockville showroom 📧 Email us at info@polarsprings.ca 📞 Call or text 613-572-2777

Your first soak is just around the corner You’ve just had your spa delivered, it’s perfectly in place, the cover is on standby… but now comes the next big question: “How long before I can actually use it?” At Polar Springs Hot Tubs, we get this question all the time — and we’ve got your answer broken down step-by-step. Step 1: Filling Your Hot Tub ***BE SURE TO FILL YOUR TUB THROUGH THE FILTER BASKET*** This prevents air locks. Average fill time: 1.5 to 3 hours The time it takes to fill your hot tub depends on: Example fill times: 💡 Pro Tip: Always fill through the filter compartment to prevent airlocks in the pumps and plumbing. Step 2: Heating the Water Average heat time: 6 to 12 hours Most hot tubs are designed to heat 1–4 degrees Fahrenheit per hour depending on: Typical estimates: SpaType/ Electrical/ Time to Heat to 100°F (38°C) Plug & Play / 110V / 1 – 1.5 kW heater 24+ hours Standard Spa / 220V / 4 – 5.5 kW heater 6 – 10 hours Swim Spa/ 5.5–11 kW 10 – 14 hours ❗ If it’s cold outside or your water source is freezing (literally), give it extra time. 💡 Pro Tip: Keep the cover closed during heating — this traps the heat and cuts warm-up time in half. Step 3: Balancing the Water Time required: 30–45 minutes Once the tub is full and heating, it’s time to: 💡Bonus: We include a Quick Start Chemical Kit with every Polar Springs delivery — and we’re just a call away if you’re unsure about dosage. When Can You Soak? Once your tub reaches a comfortable 100–104°F, and your chemical levels are balanced, you’re good to go! Typical total time from fill to soak: ❕ Don’t rush it. Soaking in water that’s too cold (or chemically unbalanced) isn’t relaxing — it’s uncomfortable. What Can Slow It Down? Here’s what might delay your first soak: ✅ Final Thoughts Getting your spa ready for the first soak takes a little time — but it’s worth the wait. Set everything up right from day one, and you’ll start your hot tub journey the way it’s meant to be: easy, relaxing, and frustration-free. And if you need help? That’s what we’re here for. 📍 Visit Polar Springs Hot Tubs at 1111 Development Drive, Brockville📞 Call/text 613-572-2777📧 Email info@polarsprings.ca We’ve walked hundreds of families through their first fill-up, let us help you too.

Everything You Need Before Delivery Day in Eastern Ontario at Polar Springs Hot Tubs in Brockville, Ontario.  We know that buying a hot tub is just the beginning — getting it set up for years of stress-free enjoyment starts with proper site prep. A little planning now means a smooth, safe installation later, so you can spend your first night soaking instead of scrambling. Whether you’re in Brockville, Kingston, Cornwall, Belleville, Ottawa, or anywhere in Eastern Ontario, this is the ultimate hot tub installation guide to get your backyard ready before delivery day. Your hot tub’s base isn’t just a spot to park it — it’s the unsung hero that keeps it safe, stable, and happy for years. 💡 Pro Tip: In our region, a 4” concrete pad with rebar reinforcement is the gold standard for hot tub installations — especially in Ontario’s freeze-thaw climate. 2. Electrical — Powering the Bubbles In Ontario, hot tub wiring must be done by a licensed electrician and inspected by the Electrical Safety Authority (ESA). 💡 Pro Tip from Polar Springs: Ask your electrician to run conduit in a way that’s hidden — it keeps your installation clean and clutter-free. 3. Water Access — Fill ‘er Up You don’t need custom plumbing to enjoy your new spa from Polar Springs Hot Tubs — just a garden hose will do. 💡 Pro Tip: Keep a dedicated spa hose — no one wants grit from car washing or garden use ending up in their tub. 4. Pathway Clearance — The Spa Red Carpet Our delivery team in Eastern Ontario has seen it all — narrow gates in Kingston, winding cottage driveways in the Thousand Islands, and even crane lifts in Ottawa. 💡 Pro Tip: Send us photos of your delivery path before installation — we’ll let you know if it’s a standard delivery or if we’ll need special equipment. 5. Creature Comforts — Optional but Awesome Once the basics are ready, it’s time to think about making your hot tub area a true backyard oasis: ✅ Final Delivery Day Check — Polar Springs Style ✔️ Base is level and solid (pad, patio, or reinforced deck)✔️ ESA-certified electrical work completed or lined up for after delivery.✔️ Hose ready for fill-up✔️ Pathway cleared and measured✔️ Extras planned for the perfect first soak Bottom Line At Polar Springs Hot Tubs, we deliver and install spas across Brockville, Kingston, Cornwall and all of Eastern Ontario. By following this checklist, delivery day will be nothing but excitement. We’ll handle the heavy lifting — you just decide whether to christen your new spa with champagne or cold water.

Hot Tub Delivery Horror Stories (and How We Avoid Them) At Polar Springs Hot Tubs, we’ve seen it all — the good, the bad, and the “oh no, is that a crane dangling a hot tub over a swimming pool?” moments. Hot tub delivery should be exciting, but if you’re not prepared, it can turn into the kind of story your neighbours repeat for years… and not in a good way.The good news? After 15+ years of delivering and installing hot tubs, we’ve learned exactly how to avoid the pitfalls. Here are a few real-life hot tub delivery horror stories (names changed to protect the guilty) — and the steps we take to make sure they never happen to you. Horror Story #1: The Surprise “Unsafe” Base The Scene:A customer swore their deck was “perfectly supported.” It looked great — until we showed up on delivery day and could visibly see rotten support posts underneath. “Trust me, it’s fine” we were told. We refused delivery. The Problem:Hot tubs can weigh 3,000 + LBS when filled. A base that can’t support the spa can stress the frame, cause leaks, make jets work inefficiently, damage the shell or worse cause injury. How We Avoid It: Horror Story #2: The Narrow Gate Debacle The Scene:In Cornwall, we arrived at a gorgeous backyard… but the gate was 30” wide. Our spa was 38” tall. You can do the math. The Problem:Hot tubs aren’t flexible. If the pathway isn’t wide enough, delivery stops cold. How We Avoid It: Horror Story #3: Electrical Chaos The Scene:A Kingston install was delayed for weeks because the homeowner’s electrician wasn’t called until the day of install. We had placed a beautiful new hot tub down in the clients backyard and their electrician couldn’t make it to do the job for 3x weeks. The Problem:Hot tubs need the right voltage, amperage, and GFCI protection — Ontario law requires ESA-certified installation by a licensed electrician on 220V models and a dedicated outlet for 110V installation. The client in this case wanting to use their own electrician did not call the electrician until the day it was delivered. This caused them to miss enjoying their hot tub for the big birthday party they wanted it delivered before. How We Avoid It: Horror Story #4: The Backyard Mud Pit The Scene:An Lombardy -area install turned into a construction zone when our dolly sank into mud halfway to the pad. The Problem:Soft, wet ground can halt delivery and risk damage to your hot tub or landscaping. How We Avoid It: Horror Story #5: The Mystery Crane Bill The Scene:In Kingston, a customer ordered a hot tub without mentioning their deck was basically a roof top terrace. A last-minute crane booking cost them an extra $1,200. The Problem:Unexpected obstacles = unexpected costs. How We Avoid It: Why Polar Springs Hot Tubs Delivers Better 📍 Our team covers Brockville, Kingston, Cornwall, Belleville, Ottawa, and all of Eastern Ontario with: ✅ Bottom Line Hot tub delivery disasters are 100% avoidable when you plan ahead.At Polar Springs Hot Tubs, our goal is to make your delivery day exciting for the right reasons — no cranes dangling tubs over pools unless we planned it that way. If you’re buying a hot tub in Eastern Ontario, trust the team that’s been doing it right for over 15 years.We’ll bring the spa, the muscle, and the know-how — you bring the champagne.

Owning a hot tub in Brockville is amazing — until you realize just how much our weather beats up your spa cover. Between the humid summers, falling leaves along the St. Lawrence, and heavy Ontario snow, your hot tub cover is constantly working overtime. And here’s the thing: if you don’t take care of it, you’ll notice the difference on your hydro bill, in your water quality, and eventually in your wallet when you need a replacement sooner than expected. After years of seeing covers come through our showroom in every possible condition (from almost-new to completely waterlogged), here’s what I recommend to keep yours looking good and doing its job. Why Your Cover Matters More Than You Think A lot of people treat the cover as just a lid, but it’s really the insulation system of your spa. If it’s cracked, sagging, or heavy with water, your heater will run twice as long trying to keep up. In Brockville and Ontario winters in general, that can easily mean an extra $50–$100 a month on hydro. I’ve seen customers bring in covers that looked fine from the outside, but once we put them on the scale, they were so waterlogged you’d think they’d been dragged out of the St. Lawrence. 1. Keep It Clean (Especially in Spring and Fall) Around here, spring pollen and fall leaves are brutal on spa covers. If you let that grime sit, it breaks down the vinyl and shortens the life of the stitching. A quick rinse with the garden hose and a gentle soap once in a while is enough. Skip the bleach or harsh cleaners — they’ll do more harm than good. Pro Tip: Saddle Soap – inexpensive and keeps the cover looking new forever. 2. Protect It from Sun and Snow Our summers may not be long, but that sun will cook a cover if it’s unprotected. A UV protectant rubbed in a few times a year keeps the vinyl soft and flexible. Come winter, don’t let the snow pile up. I’ve had a customer call in January after a storm, worried because their cover bowed under the weight one heavy snow filled winter . A soft broom takes care of it — never a shovel, unless you want to slice right through. 3. Don’t Let It Get Waterlogged After years of ownership if your cover feels heavier than usual, it’s probably soaked. That means the inner foam has failed and it’s losing its insulation. Not only is it a pain to lift, but you’re literally losing heat (and money) out the top. When you start noticing sagging or the vinyl pulling away at the seams, it’s time to think about a replacement. 4. Make Life Easier with a Cover Lifter One of the smartest upgrades Brockville hot tub owners make is adding a cover lifter. It’s not just convenience — it prevents the cover from being dragged across the deck or leaned against a wall, which destroys it over time. We’ve installed hundreds, and I always tell people: once you have one, you’ll wonder how you ever managed without it. 5. Strap It Down — The St. Lawrence Wind Is No Joke Living near the river means wind gusts that can rip a cover off in seconds if it isn’t strapped. Every year, we hear stories of covers ending up in a neighbour’s yard or even halfway down the street. Lock the straps — it takes ten seconds and saves you a lot of grief. When to Replace Your Cover On average, most covers in Ontario last about 4–6 years, depending on care. But here are the big red flags: When that happens, it’s not worth fighting with it anymore — a new cover will pay for itself in energy savings alone. We have clients who take great care of their covers and have had them for over 10 years. Final Thoughts Your hot tub cover might not be the most exciting part of your spa, but it’s the part that keeps everything else running smoothly. A little care goes a long way, especially in a climate like Ontarios. If you’re not sure whether your cover still has life in it, pop into our Brockville location and we’ll help. Sometimes all it needs is a bit of TLC — other times, it’s simply time to start fresh.

You did it — you bought a hot tub. Whether it’s bubbling away on your back deck or about to be delivered by the team at Polar Springs Hot Tubs, you’re officially a spa owner. Congrats! But before you dive in (literally), let’s talk about the most common hot tub mistakes we see new owners make — and how you can skip the headaches and get straight to soaking. 1. Neglecting Water Chemistry (Or Just Guessing) The mistake:Not testing your water regularly or trying to “eyeball it” with a splash of this and a dash of that. Why it matters:Balanced water is the backbone of hot tub care. Poor chemistry can cause skin irritation, cloudy water, equipment damage, and shorten the life of your spa. How to avoid it: 💡 Bonus Tip: We offer in-store water testing at our Brockville showroom — bring in a sample! 2. Forgetting the Filter Exists The mistake:Letting the filter go months without cleaning it — or worse, never replacing it. Why it matters:Your hot tub filter is your first line of defense against debris, oils, and cloudy water.  A dirty filter = poor water circulation = sad spa days. How to avoid it: ❕ Need help? Polar Springs Hot Tubs carries replacement filters for every model we sell — just ask. 3. Not Using a Cover Consistently The mistake:Leaving your hot tub uncovered between uses. Why it matters:An uncovered spa loses heat fast, invites debris (leaves, bugs, dirt), and uses up chemicals way faster. How to avoid it: 4. Running Jets While the Water Level Is Too Low The mistake:Letting the water dip below the filter. Why it matters:Your pump running without proper water coverage can pull in air, overheat pumps, and cause expensive damage. How to avoid it: 5. Draining Too Late (or Not at All) The mistake:Assuming you never need to change the water unless it looks bad. Why it matters:Even clean-looking water builds up Total Dissolved Solids (TDS) over time, making sanitizers ineffective. How to avoid it: 💡 Polar Springs Pro Tip: Add a pipe flush product before draining to clean the plumbing lines. 6. Using Household Cleaners Inside the Tub The mistake:Grabbing Windex, bleach, or dish soap to clean the shell or cover. Why it matters:Household cleaners can throw off your pH, cause foaming, and degrade your spa shell or cover materials. How to avoid it: 7. Not Asking for Help When Things Go Sideways The mistake:Trying to troubleshoot big issues alone — like pump errors, heater problems, or persistent water issues. Why it matters:You can waste time and money guessing. Worse, you might damage something that was easily fixable. How to avoid it: ✅ Final Thoughts Hot tub ownership is easy — when you know what to avoid. By staying on top of maintenance, using the right products, and leaning on experts like Polar Springs Hot Tubs, you’ll enjoy years of stress-melting, muscle-soothing soaks. 💡 Want more tips like this? Check out our Tub Talk blog series or stop by our showroom to chat with a spa specialist in person. If you have any questions or inquiries: ☎️ Call us at 613-572-2777📍 Visit us at 1111 Development Drive, Brockville, Ontario📧 Or email us at info@polarsprings.ca