Hot Tub Removal

HOT TUB & SPA REMOVAL

An old spa is a demolition job, not a pickup. We drain what is left, break it down on site, and clear the pad so the space is usable again.

Hot tubs do not come apart on their own. Most are too wide for a side gate, too heavy to lift intact and full of foam, framing and shell material that has to be cut down before anything moves.

LoadStar handles the full removal: cutting the shell into manageable sections, disconnecting the tub from whatever it is sitting on (with power already shut off at the breaker), hauling every piece out and cleaning the area behind us.

Backyard access, decking around the tub, stairs and narrow gates are all normal parts of these jobs and are factored into the estimate up front.

What The Job Includes

  • Draining remaining water
  • Cutting the shell down on site
  • Removing surrounds, skirting and covers
  • Clearing decking sections when needed
  • Hauling all material away
  • Sweeping the pad or patio area
  • Tight gate and stair access
  • Coordinating a same-visit junk load

Typical Hot Tub Jobs

A spa has not been used in years and is taking up the best part of the yard.
The tub stopped working and repair costs more than replacement.
A property is being sold and the buyer wants the spa gone.
A new tub is being installed and the old one needs to go first.
A rental property has an inherited spa nobody wants to maintain.
A backyard reset needs the spa, decking and yard debris all cleared together.

How It Works

1

Send Photos

Upload a few photos through the online quote tool or text them over. Clear shots of the item, the pile and the access path tell us most of what we need.

2

Get Your Estimate

We build an estimate from volume, weight, access and disposal requirements. Your final price is confirmed before we start loading.

3

We Do The Lifting

Point out what goes. Our crew carries, disassembles where needed, and loads it — you do not move anything to the curb.

4

Clean Exit

We sweep up the work area and haul everything out, routing usable items to donation and recyclable material to the right facility whenever possible.

Common Questions