Hot Tub Removal and Spa Haul-Away
That dead spa is the heaviest thing in your backyard, and it’s not leaving in one piece. We dismantle, cut as needed, haul it out and clean up the pad.
What Hot Tub Removal Includes
Removal framing only — we take the tub away; we don’t service or relocate working spas.
All spa types
Acrylic shells, rotomold tubs, swim-spa consultation by photo
Cutting & dismantling
Sectioned safely when it won’t fit through the gate
Cabinet & frame
Wood or composite skirting and framing hauled too
Cover & steps
Covers, lifters, steps and chemicals-cabinet gear
Tight access
Side yards, narrow gates, pool decks, patios
Pad sweep-up
Debris cleared and the slab swept when we’re done
How It Works
Text photos for a fast quote
Send a description and a few clear photos. We reply with a price range — or a request for a closer look.
Pick a time that works
Choose a service window. Same-day availability may be available depending on the schedule.
We load, haul and sweep up
Our local crew does all the lifting, loading, hauling and cleanup. Final pricing is confirmed before loading begins.
What Hot Tub Removal Pricing Depends On
Size
2-person corner spa vs. 8-person swim spa
Construction
Light rotomold vs. heavy acrylic with wood frame
Access width
Gate clearance, side-yard path, backyard obstacles
Cutting required
Whole-piece roll-out vs. full dismantle
The Crew and Equipment for Heavy Jobs
Phoenix Backyards Are Full of Dead Spas
Arizona sun is brutal on hot tubs — pumps die, shells fade, and the spa becomes a 700-pound planter box. We remove them across North Phoenix, Cave Creek, Anthem and the North Valley, including tubs that have to come out in pieces through a 36-inch gate.
Planning a patio remodel or a new spa delivery? We can usually schedule removal ahead of your install date so the pad is clear when the new one arrives.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes — fully drained before we arrive. Water weight makes cutting and hauling unsafe, and we can’t pump it out ourselves. A garden hose and gravity handle most tubs overnight.
You or a qualified electrician. Hardwired 220V spa circuits must be safely disconnected at the breaker and the whip removed or capped before removal day.
Yes. Most removals involve cutting the tub into sections that fit through standard gates. Send a photo of the tub and the gate and we’ll plan the route.
We remove the tub, cabinet and gear, and sweep the pad. Already-broken concrete or deck debris can be hauled as a debris job — mention it and we’ll quote both together.
Most standard spas are out in one visit — typically one to three hours depending on cutting and carry distance.
It depends on size, construction and access — a light rotomold tub with a wide gate is the easy end; a heavy 8-person acrylic spa needing a full dismantle is the other. Photos get you an accurate quote up front, confirmed before work begins.
Reclaim the Patio This Week
Two photos — the tub and the gate — and you’ll have a price.