Hot Tub & Spa Removal in Los Angeles

No — we handle it. We shut the power off at the breaker and verify it's dead, drain the water safely away from your foundation and storm drains, and cap the plumbing before we start cutting. If you've already drained it, great, that can speed things up.

We cut the shell into manageable sections on site — a hot tub almost never fits through a gate or doorway in one piece. That's standard for above-ground removals and lets us carry it out without damaging your fence, gate, or landscaping.

Yes, though it's a bigger job than a freestanding unit — it can involve cutting around the surround or deck and, for in-ground models, working with the concrete. We'll scope it at the walkthrough. Note that we remove the tub and debris but don't rebuild the deck afterward.

A standard above-ground unit is usually two to four hours, including draining, disconnecting, cutting the shell, and hauling. In-ground and deck-integrated spas take longer depending on the structure and access.

It's separated for recycling rather than dumped whole — the acrylic and fiberglass shell to a construction-and-demolition facility, the pump and motor to metal recyclers, and the wood frame to wood-waste recycling.

By the job, based on the unit's size, whether it's above- or in-ground, and how hard it is to reach. You'll get a firm quote before we start; access (stairs, tight gates, elevated decks) is the biggest variable.