Hot Tub Removal
We drain it, cut it down, and haul it. You get your yard back.
A Dead Hot Tub Is A Two-Ton Problem In Your Way
An empty hot tub can weigh 400 to 900 pounds, and a waterlogged old one weighs more.
You can’t slide it across the deck, and you can’t lift it over a railing in one piece. Most have to be cut apart on site.
No need to empty it first. We handle the water.
Most tubs can't come out whole. We cut it down.
600 lbs of acrylic beside your house carries real risk.
The deck or patio is swept before we go.
People call us when the tub finally quit, when they’re done paying to heat something nobody uses, or when they want the patio back for a garden or a table. Whatever the reason, we handle the heavy, messy part.
Load Manifest
GFR · Framingham, MAAbove-ground hot tubs and spas
Swim spas and larger units
Inflatable and soft-sided tubs
Hot tub covers, steps, and surrounds
Damaged or waterlogged units
Damaged, leaking, or storm-wrecked tubs
The deck framing right around it, if it's in the way
Spas And Surrounds We Remove
Three Steps, We Do The Demolition
Send A Photo Or Call
Tell us the size and where it sits. Upfront price.
We Drain And Dismantle
The tub gets cut down into haulable pieces.
We Haul And Clean Up
The pad or deck is left clear.
Cut Down And Sorted, Not Dumped Whole
A hot tub is an acrylic or vinyl shell, a steel or wood frame, foam insulation, and a pump. We separate the metal for recycling. The shell and foam go to proper disposal. You don’t deal with any of the pieces or the trips to drop them off.
Hot Tub
Metal
Separated for recyclingShell & Foam
Go to proper disposalProperly Disposed
Reliable, Discreet, And Insured
Where We Work
Framingham, Newton, Natick, Wellesley, Ashland, Marlborough, Westborough, and nearby. Same-day pickup when you call early.
Quick Answers
Q1Do I need to drain it first?+
No. We drain it as part of the job. If you can drain it the day before, that speeds things up, but it’s not required.
Q2Do you handle the electrical?+
We disconnect the basic side and haul everything. For a hard-wired 220V hookup, have a licensed electrician disconnect it at the panel first for safety. We’ll guide you on what’s needed.
Q3Can you get it out of a fenced or raised backyard?+
Usually yes. We cut the tub into sections, so it doesn’t need to come out in one piece. Tight gates and decks are part of the job.
Q4Do you remove the deck around it too?+
We can take the framing right around the tub if it’s in the way. A full deck teardown falls under our shed removal and demolition service.
Q5What affects the price?+
Size, weight, how waterlogged it is, and how hard it is to reach. A small above-ground tub by an open gate is straightforward. A swim spa behind a fence is more work. Send a photo and we’ll price it.
Get The Old Spa Out Of The Yard
Hot tub removal and demolition across Framingham and MetroWest.