Hot Tub Removal Services

What's included

When you book a hot tub removal with us, here's what's covered:

• Disconnecting the hot tub from power (we won't cap it — see note below)
• Draining residual water
• Cutting the tub down if needed for access
• Hauling the entire unit and shell away
• Cleanup of the immediate area

What we don't do: we don't cap or rewire the electrical at the breaker. That's a job for a licensed electrician — you'll want to call one separately if you're not putting in a new tub.

What it costs

Hot tub removal in the Tri-Cities typically falls into three buckets:

• Small portable spas (2–3 person): $250–$400
• Standard family hot tubs (4–6 person): $400–$600
• Large or difficult-access tubs: $600–$850+

Difficult access means: tubs surrounded by decks, indoor tubs, tubs more than 50 feet from where we can park, or tubs requiring fence panel removal. We give a flat quote up front so you don't get surprised.

For a real number on your specific situation, call (509) 713-1005 or see our pricing page.

Where we work

We serve all of the Tri-Cities and surrounding communities:

Kennewick · Pasco · Richland · West Richland · Burbank · Finley · Benton City

Common hot tub brands we remove

We don't care what brand it is — we'll take any of these and more:

Hot Spring · Caldera · Jacuzzi · Sundance · Marquis · Cal Spas · Master Spas · Bullfrog · Coleman · Lifesmart · Saratoga · Catalina · Watkins · Dimension One · QCA Spas · pretty much anything with jets and water.

Frequently asked questions

• How much does hot tub removal cost?
• How do I prepare my hot tub for removal?
• Can I remove a hot tub myself?
• How long does hot tub removal take?
• What happens to old hot tubs after removal?

Related services

We also remove portable and walk-in spas, above-ground pools, backyard sheds, playsets and swing sets, and trampolines.