Cave a' Vin

• Walk-in wine cellars and wine rooms
• Wine walls and display enclosures
• In-home and commercial saunas
• Custom cigar humidors (rooms, cabinets, and drawers)

Projects are tailored to each home or commercial space, using high-quality materials and construction methods suitable for long-term performance.

Cave a' Vin provides solutions for both residential and commercial applications, from compact wine walls and closet conversions to large, climate-controlled wine rooms and wellness spaces.

Design and build process

1. In-home (or on-site) consultation

• A designer visits your home or commercial space to review the area, layout, lighting, and structural factors.
• Material samples are brought to the appointment (wood finishes, racking styles, hardware, lighting, and more).
• Design styles (modern, traditional, or blended) and layout concepts are reviewed.
• Technical considerations are discussed, such as:
• Climate control and humidity systems for wine cellars
• Ventilation, heating, and electrical needs for saunas
• Ceiling heights, insulation, and wall construction requirements
• Storage capacity, access, and installation logistics

2. 3D design and rendering

• After the consultation, Cave a' Vin prepares a lifelike 3D rendering of your custom wine cellar, wine wall, sauna, or humidor.
• The rendering is a paid design service and costs $200, with payment due before drawings are completed.
• The 3D design allows you to review finishes, layout, and overall look before construction begins.

3. Build and installation

• Cave a' Vin manages the construction and installation of your project as a licensed general contractor.
• Wine cellars and humidors are built using high‑quality woods, specialty cooling or humidification equipment (where applicable), and tailored lighting and enclosures.
• Saunas are installed using Helo brand components and are custom cut to fit the designated space.

Typical project scope and size

• Wine features range from smaller unrefrigerated wine walls to large refrigerated wine rooms capable of storing thousands of bottles.
• Saunas can be designed for compact two-person use up to larger in-home wellness spaces.
• Humidors can be built as integrated drawers or cabinets, or as fully dedicated cigar rooms.

Pricing notes

• A small refrigerated wine cellar generally starts around $40,000 and increases with size, materials, and finish selections.
• Custom saunas and humidors have separate pricing structures (see the dedicated sauna and humidor documents for more detail).
• All pricing is approximate and used as a starting point. A final quote is provided after design review and site evaluation.

Maintenance and support

• Ongoing maintenance for wine cellar refrigeration equipment is not handled directly by Cave a' Vin.
• Instead, customers are introduced to a licensed refrigeration contractor who can provide maintenance and service for cooling systems.

For more information or to discuss your project, see the Service areas and contact details document.

• Traditional Finnish dry-heat saunas
• Wood‑lined rooms with heaters filled with lava rocks.
• Water can be ladled over the rocks to create steam.

• Infrared saunas (Pure Infra technology)
• Use far-infrared heaters for gentle, penetrating heat.
• Limited to a maximum size of approximately 8′ x 7′.

• Combination saunas
• Combine traditional dry heat with infrared technology (availability and cost depend on room size and configuration).

All saunas are designed to complement your home's style while meeting technical requirements for electrical, ventilation, and access.

Base pricing – builder-ready space

These example prices assume a builder-ready space (framing, insulation, tile flooring, and high‑voltage electrical are already in place). Pricing includes sauna installation, a glass door, heater, and controls.

Sample sizes and starting prices

| Sauna size | Wood type | Heat type | Starting price* | |-----------:|------------------|------------------|-----------------| | 6′ x 6′ | Hemlock | Dry heat | $20,000 | | 6′ x 6′ | Cedar | Dry heat | $25,000 | | 10′ x 10′ | Hemlock | Dry heat | $30,000 | | 10′ x 10′ | Cedar | Dry heat | $35,000 | | up to 8′ x 7′ | Cedar | Infrared only | $40,000 |

\*These prices are starting points and may change based on site conditions, electrical requirements, ventilation, access, demolition needs, and finish selections. A detailed quote is provided after design review and site evaluation.

Turnkey (full build) sauna projects

For a turnkey sauna build where Cave a' Vin creates the space as well as the sauna (including construction, possible demolition, and permit work):

• Add approximately $15,000 to the builder‑ready sauna pricing.
• Additional glass walls or large glass areas can add about $2,000–$5,000 to a project, depending on design.

Upgrade guidelines (easy adders)

These rules help illustrate how upgrades affect sauna pricing:

• Start from Hemlock dry-heat pricing.
• Cedar upgrade: add about $5,000.
• Infrared upgrade: add about $5,000 (subject to maximum infrared room size, typically 8′ x 7′).
• Cedar + infrared upgrade: add about $10,000.
• Combination dry heat + infrared: typically adds $4,000–$5,000, depending on room size.

All upgrade amounts and examples are approximate and subject to confirmation in a written quote.

Typical timeline

• Assembly of the sauna itself is often around a week or less once the space is ready.
• Additional work such as modifying the room, adding glass walls, or running electrical lines will add time.

For exact availability, current pricing, or to request a quote, please contact Cave a' Vin directly using the details in the Service areas and contact details document.

Florida

Cave a' Vin serves select communities across Florida, including:

• Pasco County – Greater Pasco area, including New Port Richey, Zephyrhills, and Land O' Lakes.
• Pinellas County – St. Petersburg, Clearwater, Largo, and nearby barrier island communities.
• Fort Myers area (Lee County) – Custom builds in estate homes and select restaurant or resort environments along the Gulf Coast corridor.
• Naples area (Collier County) – High‑end residential projects in private estates and luxury developments.
• Other nearby Florida communities may be considered on a case‑by‑case basis.

New Hampshire

• Nashua and Southern New Hampshire – Wine cellar and sauna builds tailored to New England homes and climate requirements.

If you are unsure whether your property is within the service area, please contact Cave a' Vin with your project location and details.

Project types

Cave a' Vin provides:

• Custom walk‑in wine cellars and wine walls
• In‑home and light commercial saunas
• Custom cigar humidors (rooms, cabinets, drawers)

Projects are available for both residential and select commercial clients.

How to contact Cave a' Vin

• Phone (main line): 813‑798‑9951
• Online contact form: Available on the Contact Us page of the website (https://caveavin.us/contact-us/)

For the most accurate information on current availability, timelines, and detailed pricing, please reach out by phone or through the website contact form and share your project type, location, and any relevant plans or photos.

• Room‑size humidors – dedicated cigar rooms with controlled humidity.
• Cabinet or closet humidors – walk‑in or reach‑in storage integrated into existing spaces.
• Drawer‑style or small cabinet humidors – compact solutions that can be built into wine rooms, bars, or furniture.
• Humidor zones inside wine rooms – special sections within a wine cellar or wine room that combine both wine and cigar storage needs.

In every case, the focus is on low maintenance and high‑quality performance so that enjoying a cigar is as effortless as possible.

Materials – shelving and trim

Typical material selections include:

• Premium quality solid Spanish Cedar shelves and trim.
• Mahogany or Spanish Cedar veneered wall and ceiling panels.

Other finishes and configurations may be available depending on your design preferences.

Humidification systems

Humidification is matched to the scale of the project:

• For large room‑size humidors, Cave a' Vin uses industry‑leading specialty humidification equipment designed to professionally control humidity while keeping maintenance as low as possible.
• For small to medium cabinet or drawer‑style humidors, a low‑maintenance humidification bag is typically recommended.

Humidification systems can be configured in different ways:

• Hand‑filled units – the user periodically fills a reservoir.
• Plumbed‑in units – systems can be directly connected to a water supply so you don't have to refill a tank.

Specific products and capacities are selected as part of the design process and confirmed in your proposal.

Lighting options

Humidors can include integrated lighting to showcase your collection:

• LED tape lighting in shelves to illuminate cigars.
• LED puck lights to highlight feature areas.
• Lights can be controlled from a simple switch or incorporated into automated lighting schemes (where available in the home).

Enclosures and doors

The humidor door and enclosure are important to both appearance and performance. Common options include:

• Wood or steel doors with glass panels.
• Fully glass doors.
• Simple closet‑style enclosures or full glass‑enclosed showrooms.

Doors can be finished in a variety of styles to match surrounding millwork and décor.

For project‑specific pricing or to explore humidor options for your home or commercial space, please use the contact information in the Service areas and contact details document.

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