
El Gouna
Wellness builds for El Gouna villas, hotels and lagoon houses: Red Sea salt at 40 parts per thousand, year-rou…
Read more →Sharm has a lot of existing spa rooms, many of them fifteen years old, and most of our work here is refurbishment rather than new build.

Opening up an old Sharm spa usually reveals the same four things: a steam generator scaled solid, a membrane that was never properly formed at the corners, fixings that have corroded through, and a chiller two sizes too small that has been running flat out for years.
We survey before quoting and we tell you which of those you have, because a refit priced from a walk-through is a refit that changes price in week two.
Where a property cannot close its spa, we phase by room and work behind screens. A sauna can be rebuilt in a week while the steam room stays open, then the other way round.
A refit is the moment to fix the specification: A4 stainless throughout, a sealed and filtered plant enclosure, water treatment for the generator, insulation and a lid for the plunge, and a service interval that matches the coast rather than a European manual.
Usually, and it is far cheaper. A sound carcass is worth re-lining; scaled plant is worth replacing.
Yes, phased room by room behind screens.

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