Office Hours: Monday to Friday 8 am - 7 pm / Saturday 8 am - 12 pm
Office Hours: Monday to Friday 8 am - 7 pm / Saturday 8 am - 12 pm
Experts in the industry — we handle your hot tub no matter the size, or where it's sitting. Priced by the job, quoted before we start.
A hot tub is a fiberglass shell wrapped around a steel frame, a motor, and a few hundred pounds of waterlogged foam — and it never comes out the way it went in. Decks get built around them. Fences go up. Yards grow in.
That's the job we do. Sometimes it comes out in one piece with enough hands on it; sometimes it gets cut down where it sits. It depends on the tub, the yard, and what we have to get it through — and we'll tell you which before we start. When we leave, all that's left is the empty pad.
Experts in the industry — we handle your hot tub with ease.
Every hot tub removal costs a little bit differently. Pricing is based on the size of the tub, where it sits (backyard pad, deck, in-deck — even a roof), and the access from the tub to our truck.
Real jobs, real yards — before, during, and gone.
Excellent communication throughout the scheduling and removal process! Very professional and courteous. The entire four person team made removing an aged hot tub look easy. Very skilled at what they do. Would highly recommend for any type of haul!
Every tub is different, so each job gets its own quote — based on the size of the tub, where it sits, and what we have to get it through. Send photos and we'll price it before we come out.
Either — it depends on the job. Sometimes we bring a big enough crew to carry the tub out in one piece; other times cutting it down on site is the only way through. It comes down to the scope of work: the tub's size, condition, and where it's sitting. We'll tell you which it is when we quote it, and either way, we clean up every scrap.
That's most of them. Awkward access is what the quote accounts for — we've yet to meet a yard we couldn't work.
No — that has to be done by an electrician before we arrive, with the wiring pulled from the tub (not just the breaker off). It's a safety and liability line, and we hold it.
Often, yes — concrete pads, surrounding decking, and steps can usually be added to the job. Mention it when you request your quote.
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