Hot Tub Removal & Disposal
Drained, disconnected, broken down and hauled to the transfer station, with the disposal fee in one flat price. Moving it instead? We disconnect and reconnect the 240V ourselves.
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Hot Tub Removal Service
Taking out a hot tub is four jobs: draining it, disconnecting the power, breaking it down, and hauling it away. We do all four in one visit, for one flat price that includes the fee at the transfer station.
The power is the part most movers can't do. A hardwired tub runs on a 240-volt circuit, and most movers can't legally touch it. We also run a licensed electrical business, so we disconnect it ourselves, in-house, and reconnect it at the new spot when a tub is being moved rather than removed.
What's Included
Everything Included in Our Service
Drained, disconnected, broken down and gone, with the disposal fee in the price.
Drained First
A full tub weighs over 4,000 pounds and can't be moved. The water comes out before anything else.
240V Disconnected In-House
A hardwired tub is disconnected by us, in-house, not by a second contractor.
Broken Down On Site
Cut into sections that fit through a gate, so a narrow side yard doesn't stop a removal.
Disposal Included
Hauled to the transfer station, with the fee in the flat price.
Removal & Disposal
Hot Tub Removal and Disposal
Removal is the straightforward job. A full tub weighs over 4,000 pounds, so the water comes out first. Even drained, water stays in the pumps and lines, so it's still heavy. Once the power is disconnected, we break the tub down into sections, carry them to the truck and take them to the transfer station.
- Drained first, since a full tub can't be moved until the water is out
- 240V disconnected in-house and the circuit made safe
- Broken down into sections that fit through a gate or a side yard
- Hauled to the transfer station, with the disposal fee in the flat price
- The cover and steps go with it
How a Hot Tub Removal Goes
Send a photo
A photo of the tub and one of the way out to the driveway. If you can, one of where the power runs into it.
Get a flat price
One number, disposal fee included, agreed before we come out.
Drain, disconnect, break down
Water out, the 240V disconnected in-house, the tub cut into sections.
Hauled away
Sections carried to the truck and taken to the transfer station.
Moving it rather than removing it? That one depends on the route. See below.
240V Disconnect & Reconnect
We Disconnect and Reconnect the 240V In-House
Most hot tubs are hardwired to a 240-volt circuit, and most movers can't legally touch that wiring. They have to book an electrician to disconnect the tub before they can move it, and another visit to reconnect it at the other end. We also run a licensed electrical business, so we do both ourselves, in-house.
Disconnected before it moves
The circuit disconnected at the tub and made safe before anything is lifted.
Reconnected at the new spot
When we move a tub, we reconnect it where it lands.
One company, one booking
The disconnect, the move and the reconnect, all handled by us.
Not sure if yours is hardwired? Send a photo of where the power runs into it and we'll tell you.
Hot Tub Moving
Hot Tub Moving and Relocation
Moving a hot tub is the premium version of the job. The tub travels whole, so it has to fit the full path from where it sits to where the truck parks. A tub is about seven feet across. Most side yards are three to four feet wide, with a gate, a meter or a tight corner somewhere along them. The tub is never the problem. The route is. That's why we need a video of the whole path before we quote.
Video of the full path
From the tub to where the truck parks: gates, corners, steps and slopes. We quote from that.
240V at both ends
Disconnected at the old spot and reconnected at the new one, in-house.
Across the yard or to a new home
Moved to a new spot on the same property, or loaded and taken to your new address.
If the route works, you'll have a flat price. If it doesn't, we'll tell you, and removal is still an option.
Cost
Hot Tub Removal and Disposal Cost
Hot tub removal is one flat price for the whole job: draining, the 240V disconnect, breaking the tub down, hauling it away, and the transfer station fee. The disposal cost is part of that price. What sets it is the size of the tub, how far it has to be carried to the truck, and how it's wired.
One flat price
Removal and disposal together, quoted from a photo, usually the same day.
What sets it
The size of the tub, the carry to the truck, and whether it's hardwired or plugs in.
Moving costs more
Relocation is priced from the path video, because the route decides the work.
Call or text (425) 648-7887 with a photo of the tub for your price.
Fastest Path to a Quote
Get your quote back the same day
Text us a photo of the tub, and we'll reply with a flat removal price, usually the same day. Moving it instead? Send a video of the full path.
Our Crew
A Careful, Professional Crew
Hot Tubs
What We Remove and Move
Hot tubs and spas, from two-seaters to family-size tubs.
Not sure if we handle yours? Call or text (425) 648-7887 and we'll tell you straight away.
Service Areas
Serving Snohomish, King & Pierce County
Hot tub removal, disposal and moving across Seattle, Bellevue, Kent, Renton, Everett and Tacoma — covering all of Snohomish, King and Pierce County.
...and many more cities across Snohomish, King, and Pierce counties.
FAQ
Hot Tub Removal Questions Answered
Hot Tub Removal
Get Your Hot Tub Removed
Removal and disposal in one flat price, or relocation with the 240V handled in-house. Text us a photo of the tub to get started.