That dead hot tub is 800 pounds of waterlogged foam and stubborn acrylic, and it's not leaving in one piece. We cut it down, carry it out, and leave the pad clean enough for whatever's next.
Once the tub is drained and disconnected from power (a licensed electrician should handle live wiring), our crew sections the shell with saws, breaks down the cabinet, and hand-carries the pieces out — through the gate, around the house, without trenching your lawn or clipping your sprinkler heads. Most Provo hot tub removals take under two hours.
East bench backyards can be tight, tiered, and landscaped — Rock Canyon and Edgemont yards weren't designed with spa extraction in mind. Cutting a tub into carryable sections is the difference between a clean removal and a crane bill. It's also why hot tubs are one of the jobs other haulers quote high or won't quote at all.
Hot tub removal is quoted per job based on size, access, and whether the cabinet is waterlogged. Text us a photo of the tub and the path out, and you'll get a firm number — no one comes out to "take a look" and pressure you.
Replacing the tub with a deck or patio project? We also haul construction and demo debris, so the whole project can disappear in one booking.
Send a photo of the tub, get a firm price, and it's gone by the weekend.
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