Hot Tub Removal SFV (818) 814-8011

Hot Tubs & Spas Only

The one piece nobody wants to deal with, gone.

Draining, disconnecting, cutting apart, hauling off, every step of getting an old hot tub (or Jacuzzi, same job either way) out of your yard, handled by a crew that only does this.

Why It's Not a DIY Job

Heavier, and more involved, than it looks

2,500+ lbs
What a mid-size tub can weigh full of water
240V
Dedicated circuit that has to be de-energized first
50–100 lb
Typical size of cut sections for tight-access removals
What's Actually Involved

Four reasons this isn't a weekend project

1

The weight

A tub empty of water is still a few hundred pounds of acrylic shell, foam insulation, and frame. Full of water, it's not something anyone's lifting, draining has to happen first, safely, before anything else.

2

The electrical

Most tubs run on a dedicated 240-volt circuit with its own disconnect panel. That circuit needs to be shut down at the main panel before any wiring gets touched, not something to guess at.

3

The access

A lot of tubs were set on a deck, or wheeled in before a fence went up around it. If it won't fit back out the way it came in, it gets cut into sections right there in the yard.

4

The disposal

Acrylic shell, foam, wood or synthetic cabinet, plus a pump, heater, and wiring, it's several different materials that don't all go to the same place.