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Hot tub removal

Cut down, carried out, and the pad swept before he leaves.

A hot tub is the job most haulers quote high and then reschedule. It's heavy, it's usually behind a gate that's narrower than the tub, and it can't go in a bin whole.

Ty does these. The spa comes apart where it sits, goes into the trailer in pieces, and the pad it was sitting on gets swept.

How a spa actually comes out

It gets drained first, then the shell is cut down into sections light enough to carry by hand. That's what makes a backyard tub possible without a crane and without taking your fence apart.

If the tub is hardwired to a breaker rather than plugged in, have a licensed electrician disconnect it before the appointment. Ty hauls — he doesn't touch live electrical, and you don't want a hauler who says otherwise.

What makes one tub harder than another

Access is the whole story. A tub on an open patio with a straight shot to the driveway is a short job. One sunk into a deck, up a flight of stairs, or behind a 32-inch side gate takes longer, and the quote reflects that.

Tell Ty on the phone which one you've got, or send a photo from the gate looking in. That one picture is usually the difference between a rough range and a firm number.

Before he arrives

Drain it if you can — a full tub holds hundreds of gallons and none of it can ride in the trailer. If you can't, say so when you book and he'll plan for it.

Move the patio furniture off the path, and unlock the side gate. That's the whole prep list.

The surround and the decking too

Most tubs come with something built around them — a deck skirt, a pergola, a run of fence that has to come out to get the tub through. Light demo is work Ty already does, so it can go in the same trip instead of becoming a second project.

Say what you want gone when you get the quote so it's in the number from the start.

Pricing

Priced by the job, quoted before anything moves

Ty doesn't run a published rate card, and he doesn't charge by the hour while you watch the clock. A price depends on three things: how much room it takes in the trailer, how heavy it is, and whether it's a flat quote for the whole job.

You get that number free — over the phone, or on site if it's easier — before anything gets loaded. It doesn't move afterwards. No surprise fees once the trailer's full, which is the part most people have been burned on before.

Questions

Common questions

It helps, and it keeps the job shorter. If you can't get to it, tell Ty when you book and he'll plan around it.
No. If your spa is hardwired, have a licensed electrician disconnect it first. If it plugs into a standard outlet, just unplug it.
Usually, yes. The shell gets cut into sections that fit through a normal gate, which is why it doesn't need a crane.
Yes — light demo is part of what Ty does. Mention it when you get the quote so it's included.
Most spas are a few hours start to finish. You'll get a realistic window when he quotes it, not a four-hour block.

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