Outdoor spas & swim spas
Spa Removal
Part of Residential Junk Removal Service
An old spa is one of the heaviest, most awkward things in a backyard: a fiberglass shell packed with foam and jets, usually hardwired to a 240V circuit and sitting behind a fence or on a deck. Our crew drains it, disconnects it, cuts it down to manageable sections, and hauls every piece out -- cover, lifter, steps, and skirting included.
What's included
Spa Removal done right
- Draining, disconnection, and full teardown on site
- Hardwired 240V spas and plug-and-play models
- Covers, lifters, steps, and surround skirting taken too
- Access through gates, decks, and tight side yards
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to drain the spa before you arrive?
No. We can drain it as part of the job -- just mention it when you book so we can plan for the water and where it drains.
What if there's no gate wide enough to roll it out?
That's the usual case. We cut the shell into sections and carry it out by hand, so a narrow side yard or a fenced deck isn't a problem.
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