Before anything else: the power must be safely disconnected before arrival, and if the tub is hardwired, please have it disconnected by a qualified electrician. From there we drain it, cut it down and carry it out in sections, with the surrounding decking, steps, covers and lifters if you want them gone. What it costs depends on the size of the tub, how it is set into the deck and how far it has to be carried, so photos of the tub and its surround are the fastest route to a number.

The power must be safely disconnected before arrival. If the tub is hardwired, please have it disconnected by a qualified electrician. We will not cut into a live circuit, so a tub that is still connected means the removal has to be rescheduled.
We work at ground level. There is no crane, so a rooftop or second-storey installation is beyond what a two-person crew and a truck can do. We will tell you that on the phone rather than after driving out.
Send photos of the tub, the route out and the gate. A tub on an open patio with a gate wide enough to walk through is a straightforward morning; one built into a raised deck behind a narrow gate is a different job, and that combination of photos answers it.
What We Commonly Remove
- Hot tubs and spas
- Surrounding decking and steps
- Covers and lifters
- Pumps, heaters and plumbing
Items We Cannot Accept
Hazardous and regulated materials are not accepted on any job: paint and solvents, chemicals, fuel, propane cylinders, asbestos, medical waste, ammunition and explosives. See the full list of what we can and cannot take
How It Works
- Send Photos or Tell Us About the Job Tell us what needs to go and send a few photos if you can. Estimates are free and there is no obligation.
- Get an Upfront Estimate We review the job and send you a clear estimate, along with a time that works for you.
- We Confirm the Price, Then Load Nothing is loaded until you approve the final price. We handle the lifting and sweep up after.
- We Sort & Dispose Responsibly When practical, usable items may be routed to donation or reuse, and recyclable materials may be separated. What cannot be reused or recycled goes to an appropriate disposal facility.
How Pricing Works
A hot tub is priced on the labor to break it down plus the volume of what comes out, and the labor is the larger half. Access decides it: a tub on an open patio is a straightforward morning, one inside a raised deck behind a narrow gate is not.
Where We Work
We serve Charlotte and the surrounding communities. Pick your area for local details: