Hot tub & spa removal in Lincoln, CA

An acrylic spa shell full of soaked insulation and old cabinet wood weighs far more than people expect, and it almost never fits back out the gate it came through. That's why hot tubs sit for years — moving one properly takes a saw, a plan, and enough hands that nobody gets hurt.

We drain the tub first, then cut the shell and cabinet into sections small enough to carry out through a standard side gate or lift over a fence when that's the only route. Decking, surrounds, and pavers can come out too if the tub is built into a platform.

Everything goes: the shell, the frame, the cover and its lifter, the steps, the pump, the heater, and the loose plumbing. We sweep the pad and leave you a flat, empty space you can actually do something with. Electrical disconnect at the breaker should be handled by an electrician if the spa is hard-wired — tell us and we'll coordinate around it.