Off the deck, out of the backyard or from under a gazebo. We cut it down if it won’t fit through the gate and haul away every piece.
Most hot tubs weigh several hundred pounds empty and rarely fit through a side gate in one piece. Our crew takes it apart on site, carries out the pieces and leaves the pad clean.
Price depends on size, access and whether it needs to be cut down.
Confirmed on site before we lift a thing.
What’s included
Turn the breaker off and drain the tub before we arrive. If it’s hardwired, have an electrician disconnect it.
Photos of the gate, steps and path to the driveway are what set the price.
We can tear down the deck or gazebo in the same visit. See deck demolition.
“They took an old hot tub off my back deck that two other companies wouldn’t touch. Amazing crew.”
A real person replies with a price range, usually within minutes.
Same-day and next-day slots. We do all the lifting, then sweep up.
The crew confirms your price before anything moves. You pay after.
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Lots of stuff, loose debris or a whole room? or text us photos.
Best for cleanouts, demolition and anything hard to describe. We walk the job with you, size it up and give you a firm price on the spot.
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Hot tub removal starts at $350. Size, access and whether it needs to be cut down set the final number, which the crew confirms on site before work starts.
Yes, please drain it and turn off the power at the breaker. If it’s hardwired, have an electrician disconnect it before we arrive.
Yes. Deck and backyard removals are common. We cut it into manageable pieces and carry it out.
Yes. Demolition and haul-off of the surrounding structure can happen in the same visit, quoted together.
Get a price in 60 seconds, or text photos and we’ll send one right back.