Every part of it leaves
IT COMES APART IN THE BACK YARD
A hot tub is an acrylic shell over a wood or composite frame, wrapped in a cabinet, with a pump bay, heater, and a few hundred pounds of insulating foam. Whole, it doesn't fit anywhere. Cut down, it fits through a gate.
The crew drains it, kills the power connection at the disconnect, cuts the shell into manageable sections, and carries every piece out — cabinet panels, frame, pumps, cover, and the cover lifter. What's left is a bare pad.
✓Above-ground hot tubs
✓Swim spas
✓Inflatable spas
✓Jacuzzi & whirlpool units
✓Spa covers
✓Cover lifters
✓Gazebo surrounds
✓Spa steps
✓Pump & heater assemblies
✓Control panels
✓Deck skirting
✓Plumbing lines
✓Insulating foam
✓Cabinet panels
✓Acrylic shells
✓Ozonators
✓Spa pads
✓Spa side tables
How it works
DRAINED, DE-POWERED, CUT, CARRIED
The order matters. Nothing gets cut while there's water or power in it, and nothing gets dragged across your grass or your decking on the way out.
HOW WE PRICE →01
Photos of the tub and the gate
Gate width is the one measurement that changes the plan. A tape measure and two photos is all we need.
02
Drained and disconnected
We pump it out to a drain or a low spot. Power gets cut at the disconnect — a hardwired panel connection needs an electrician first.
03
Cut down in place
Shell and frame get sectioned into pieces two people can carry, right there on the pad.
04
Carried out and swept
Every panel, pump, and screw leaves. The pad gets swept and we check the lawn for hardware.
Where it goes
MOSTLY METAL, WOOD, AND ACRYLIC
There's more recoverable material in a hot tub than most people assume, and the heavy parts are the recyclable ones.
Scrap metal recovery
Pumps, motors, heaters, frames, and the copper in the wiring all go to a metals recycler.
Wood and composite
Untreated frame lumber and cabinet material get chipped where a facility accepts it.
Landfill last
Cracked acrylic, insulating foam, and torn covers. Real, but a smaller share of the unit than you would guess.
HOT TUB JOBS, IN THEIR WORDS
★★★★★ 5.0 across Google & Nextdoor
★★★★★
"Hot tub had been dead for four years and every other quote came back sky-high. These guys cut it up and had it out the side gate in three hours."
RAY D. · ROCKWALL
★★★★★
"They pumped out about 300 gallons of green water without a drop on my patio. Then it was just gone."
BRENDA C. · FRISCO
★★★★★
"Cracked shell after a tree limb hit it. Cleaned up every sharp piece and checked the yard twice."
ANDRE W. · IRVING