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Hot tub and spa removal in east DFW

Old hot tubs drained, cut into pieces when needed, carried out of the backyard, and hauled away.

  • Free quote
  • By appointment

A hot tub that is no longer used becomes a big, heavy problem in the backyard. Most full-size spas weigh several hundred pounds empty, will not fit through a side gate in one piece, and are not something a city bulk pickup will take.

We handle the heavy part. Once the tub is drained and the power is disconnected by an electrician, we cut it down into pieces that fit through the gate, carry it out, and haul it away along with the steps and cover. We clean up the debris left on the pad.

Where we do this work

We do hot tub removal across east DFW, in these cities:

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What we take

Common hot tub removal jobs. Mix them, or add other junk to the same visit.

Above-ground hot tubs

Freestanding spas on a pad or deck.

Cut-down removal

Tubs cut into sections when they will not fit through the gate whole.

Covers and steps

Old spa covers, steps, and surrounds.

Swim spas

Larger units, quoted from photos and measurements.

Deck-set tubs

Tubs set into a deck when the deck opening allows (ask first).

Cleanup

Insulation foam and debris left on the pad, swept up.

Free quote for hot tub removal

Every job is quoted before anything is scheduled. Send a few photos and we reply with a clear price and the next open times.

  • Use the contact page or email photos to [email protected]
  • Include your ZIP, a wide photo of each pile or item, and where it sits (garage, upstairs, backyard)
  • Prefer to talk it through? Call (682) 688-4276
  • Please do not text photos yet. Use email or the contact page.

What we bring and what you provide

We do the heavy work. You just point out what goes.

We bring

  • A crew to cut, carry, and load
  • Saws and tools to cut down the shell and frame
  • Tarps to protect the yard and path
  • Cleanup of the pad area when the tub is gone

You provide

  • The tub drained
  • Power disconnected by an electrician
  • Photos, measurements, and open gates

How it works

Four steps from photos to an empty space.

  1. 1

    Call or send photos

    Call, or use the contact page or email to send photos of what needs to go, with your ZIP.

  2. 2

    Get a free quote

    We reply with a clear price based on volume and item type, or tell you if we need to see it first.

  3. 3

    Pick a time

    We work by appointment. We confirm the day and anything to set aside.

  4. 4

    We load and haul

    You point, we carry and load from wherever it sits, sweep up, and haul it away.

What affects the cost

  • Size of the tub. A two-person spa and a large swim spa are very different jobs.
  • Access. Gate width, steps, slopes, and the distance to the driveway change the labor.
  • Cutting. Tubs that must be cut down take more time and tools.
  • Setting. Tubs built into a deck or enclosure take extra work to free up.
  • Extras. Covers, steps, and surrounding debris added to the load.

How to prepare

  • Drain the tub completely a few days before the visit.
  • Have an electrician disconnect the power and make the wiring safe (we do not do electrical work).
  • Measure the tub and the narrowest gate or path.
  • Send photos of the tub, the path, and the gate.
  • Put pets inside and unlock gates.
  • Remove chemicals, filters, and supplies stored near the tub.

What we do not take on this job

  • Electrical disconnect or wiring (licensed electrician only)
  • In-ground spas or pools
  • Concrete pads and footings
  • Spa chemicals and pool chemicals

Plus everything on our not-accepted list below.

Texas and DFW notes

Electrical disconnect

Hot tubs run on dedicated circuits. Disconnecting one is electrical work for a licensed electrician. We do not do it, but we can schedule around your electrician.

Fences and gates

Many east DFW backyards have privacy fences with narrow side gates. Most full-size tubs will not fit through whole, which is why cut-down removal is common. Removing a fence panel is sometimes an option; ask us.

What we cannot take

We do not haul hazardous waste. If any of these are in the load, set them aside and check your city's household hazardous waste program.

  • Paint, stains, solvents, and thinners
  • Household and garden chemicals, pesticides, and pool chemicals
  • Gasoline, fuel, motor oil, and other automotive fluids
  • Propane tanks and other pressurized cylinders
  • Car and other lead-acid batteries
  • Asbestos, or materials we suspect contain asbestos
  • Medical waste, sharps, and medications
  • Ammunition, fireworks, and explosives
  • Refrigerators, freezers, and AC units, unless we confirm first that the refrigerant will be handled properly

Federal EPA rules (40 CFR 82.155) require the refrigerant in appliances like refrigerators, freezers, and window AC units to be recovered, or its recovery verified, before the unit is finally disposed of. That is why we confirm before taking them. This list is our company policy. Not sure about an item? Ask before the visit.

Common questions

Do you disconnect the power?

No. An electrician needs to disconnect the power and make the wiring safe before we arrive.

Do I need to drain it?

Yes. Please drain it completely a few days before the visit.

Will it fit through my gate?

Usually not whole. We cut it into sections that fit.

Do you remove the concrete pad?

No. We take the tub, cover, and steps and clean up on top of the pad.

Can you take the cover and steps?

Yes. Covers, steps, and surrounds are part of the job.

How do I get a price?

Send photos of the tub, gate, and path, plus measurements, through the contact page or by email.

Need hot tub removal? Get a free quote.

Call or send photos for a free quote. We confirm the price before anything is loaded.