Services
Hot Tub & Spa Removal
Old hot tubs are heavy, awkward, and rarely fit through a gate in one piece. We break them down on site and haul every panel, shell, and cover away.
A typical hot tub weighs 500 to 900 pounds empty, and many were craned or rolled into place years ago before the fence, landscaping, or deck went in around them. That's why most people can't just drag one to the curb. We assess the access, then cut the cabinet and shell into manageable sections so it can be carried out through a standard gate or side yard.
Before we start, the tub needs to be drained and the power disconnected at the breaker. If it's hard-wired, an electrician should cap the line. Once that's done, we handle everything else — cover, steps, cabinet, shell, and the internal pumps and plumbing — and sweep the pad when we leave.
Metal frames and components are recycled where possible. If you're replacing the tub, we can time the removal so the pad is clear the day before the new one is delivered.
What's included
- On-site cutting and breakdown of the tub
- Removal of shell, cabinet, cover, and steps
- Carry-out through gates and side yards
- Cleanup of the pad or deck area
- Recycling of metal frames and components
Items we take
- Above-ground hot tubs and spas
- Swim spas (call to confirm size)
- Hot tub covers and lifters
- Spa steps and surrounds
- Old pumps and heaters
- Inflatable spas
Who it's for
Best for homeowners with a broken or unused spa, sellers prepping a backyard, and anyone replacing an old tub.
Pricing
What affects the price
- Size of the tub — two-person spas are simpler than seven-person models
- Access — gate width, stairs, decks, and distance to the trailer
- Whether the tub is set into a deck or enclosure
- Additional items like gazebos or surrounding decking
We don't sell fixed packages — every job is a custom quote for Bloomfield Hills, MI & Oakland County. Want a number first? The free range estimate tool gives you an honest price range in under a minute. Open weekdays 2 PM – 9 PM and weekends 9 AM – 9 PM.
Example Job
A typical job in Rochester Hills
A homeowner in Rochester Hills had a 15-year-old six-person tub on a back patio behind a narrow side gate. After the owner drained it and shut the breaker, we cut the tub into sections, carried every piece out through the gate, and left the concrete pad swept and ready for patio furniture.
FAQs
Common questions
Do I need to drain the hot tub first?
Yes, please drain it fully and switch off the power at the breaker before we arrive.
Can you remove a tub that's built into a deck?
Often yes. We may need to remove some surrounding boards or framing — send photos so we can quote it accurately.
How long does hot tub removal take?
Most standard tubs take one to two hours from arrival to cleanup.
Will you damage my yard getting it out?
We cut the tub into pieces specifically so it can be hand-carried, which protects lawns and landscaping.
Do you disconnect the electrical?
No. A hard-wired tub should be disconnected and capped by a licensed electrician before removal.
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The Process
How It Works
Call or Book Online
Reach Michael or Luke directly, or send a quote request in under a minute.
Get a Custom Quote
We confirm the scope by phone and give you a clear, no-obligation price.
We Haul, You Relax
Our crew arrives on time, loads everything out, and leaves the space immaculate.
Pricing
Every job is unique — get a free, no-obligation custom quote in minutes
We don't sell fixed packages. We look at what needs to leave, then quote it honestly — so you only pay for the work in front of us.