Hot tubs are one of the trickier removal jobs — they're heavy, awkward, and usually built into a deck or patio in a way that makes them hard to simply lift and carry.
Why hot tub removal is different
Most hot tubs need to be broken down on-site before they can be hauled away. The shell, the frame, the plumbing, and sometimes an electrical disconnect all have to be dealt with before it's loose enough to move. This isn't a job for a couple of guys and a truck bed — it takes the right tools and some know-how to do without damaging the surrounding deck or patio.
What we handle
- Disconnecting and draining the tub safely
- Cutting down the shell into manageable pieces
- Hauling away the frame, shell, and components
If there's an electrical connection involved, we'll flag if that needs to be handled by an electrician first — we're not going to touch active wiring, but we can coordinate around it.
What it typically costs
Hot tub removal runs higher than a standard furniture pickup because of the labor involved in breaking it down. Text us a photo of the tub and where it's located, and we'll give you a real price.
Got junk to get rid of?
Text a few photos and we'll send back a straight price — usually the same day.