Hot tub removal in Northwest Arkansas
A dead hot tub weighs several hundred pounds empty and won't fit through a gate. A crew cuts it up where it sits and hauls the pieces.
How hot tub removal works
Most tubs come out in pieces. The crew cuts the shell and frame into sections, carries them to the truck and loads the pump, heater and cover with them. A tub that sits on an open slab with a clear path can sometimes go out whole.
What it costs
National cost data puts hot tub removal at $200 to $600. Where yours lands depends on size, whether it's sunk into a deck and how far the pieces have to be carried.
Before the crew arrives
- Drain it completely a day ahead.
- Cut the power at the breaker. If the tub is hardwired, have the disconnect done before pickup day.
- Send photos of the tub and of the path from the tub to the street. Gate width matters.
The free option
There isn't a good one. Hot tubs aren't on the accepted list for Rogers' monthly bulky pickup, and one won't fit in a pickup bed in one piece. This is a job for a crew with saws and a truck. Get a quote.
| Job | Typical price |
|---|---|
| Hot tub | $200 to $600 |
National figures from HomeAdvisor and Angi cost data. They are US averages, not a quote from us.
Questions
Do you take the cover and the steps?
Yes. Include them in the photo.
The tub is built into my deck. Can it still come out?
Usually. Send photos of how it's set in so the quote accounts for the extra cutting.
Where crews pick up
All service areas
Got something that needs to go?
Send a photo and your town. We will help with the next step.
