Pulling out an old hot tub is a job most homeowners can't tackle alone — it's heavy, often hard-wired, and usually sitting on a desert patio or sunk into a deck. Our crew handles the whole thing: we disconnect the basic electrical and plumbing (or coordinate with your electrician when the wiring is involved), cut the shell down into haulable sections, and clear every piece off your El Paso property. Acrylic spas, cedar tubs, inflatable units, and in-ground jacuzzis are all in our wheelhouse. We watch your deck, pavers, and xeriscape on the way out and recycle the frame, shell, and components wherever a local facility will take them. Most removals run two to four hours depending on size and access, with a flat price set before we start.
Most spa removals land between $350 and $600 depending on size, location, and how hard the access is. We give a firm quote after a quick look.
We disconnect straightforward connections ourselves. For hard-wired units we ask that a licensed electrician cut power first, or we schedule around one.
Figure two to four hours for disconnect, teardown, and haul-off. A large or tightly fenced backyard tub can take longer.
We unhook and haul the heavy stuff — fridges, washers, dryers, swamp coolers, water heaters — then route the metal and freon through EPA-compliant recycling.
Got a pile that needs to disappear? Our Horizon City crew shows up with a box truck and enough hands to clear a garage, a spare room, or a backyard in one pass.
Drywall scraps, stucco chunks, adobe block, broken tile — a jobsite near Horizon City or anywhere in the county gets cleared fast so the next trade can move in.