Hot Tub Removal Made Simple
Hot tubs are heavy and awkward, and most are not worth hauling in a pickup. The usual approach is to drain the tub, cut it apart and load the pieces into a roll-off dumpster, which keeps the job contained and the yard clean.
We deliver the right size dumpster to your driveway, curb or backyard access point, and we pick it up when you are done.
Remember that all water must be drained before loading. If you are not sure whether something from the tub is accepted, call us before you start.
What You Can Put in the Dumpster
- Hot tub shell and cabinet pieces
- Wood framing and skirting
- Decking and surrounding concrete or pavers
- Insulation (non-asbestos)
- Wiring and plastic piping
See our full accepted and prohibited materials list or call us if you are not sure about an item.
Which Size Do You Need?
Most hot tub removals fit in a 20 yard dumpster. Bigger projects with a deck or concrete pad may need a 30 yard.
10 Yard
16' L x 8' W x 2'5" H
Concrete, Dirt & sand20 Yard
18' L x 8' W x 4'6" H
Household items, Construction debris30 Yard
21' L x 7'6" W x 6' H
Major home addition, Siding replacement40 Yard
22' L x 8' W x 8' H
Large construction, Commercial remodeling