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Bells And Whistles ABOVE: Homewood Leisure is a swimming pool, hot tub and sauna retail and service company, based on the out-skirts of the historic township of Rye, East Sussex


An East Sussex-based retailer is celebrating becoming a Wellis authorised dealer, in a move that will complement its already strong relationship with Elite Spas.


Homewood Leisure is a swimming pool, hot tub and sauna retail and service company, based on the outskirts of the historic town of Rye. By becoming a Wellis dealer, the company believes it can now offer its customers a greater choice of hot tubs and further expand its product portfolio. “Working with two reputable brands allows our customers fi rst class choice, while not over-complicating things with too many options,” explains Director Trevor Swanson.


“Both manufactures offer great choices to meet our customers’ individual requirements. The Elite Glee, for example, is a very popular choice for customers looking for a two-person hot tub, through to the Wellis Everest Premium or Elite Encore II, which covers our high- end range, offering our customers a hot tub experience with all the bells and whistles.”


Homewood Leisure specialises in swimming pool construction and refurbishments, onsite lining and tiling, hot tub, sauna and water treatment product sales, as well as swimming pool and hot tub maintenance contracts.


The company was founded in 2008 by Stuart Homewood,


ABOVE: Homewood’s new site includes warehousing facilities, off road parking and a large showroom for displaying up to 12 hot tubs, at any one time.


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ABOVE: With a number of commercial clients, they are able to offer a range of services from H&V installations to onsite lining, tiling and construction projects.


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