Hot Tub Removal in North York
Hot tubs are one of the most common backyard removals we do in North York. They were popular additions in the 1990s and 2000s, and many are now cracked, leaking or haven't run in years. They're heavy, bulky and often wedged into decks or fenced corners, with side gates too narrow to fit them through.
Our hot tub removal service takes it all away. We drain what's left, cut the shell and cabinet into sections if needed, and carry every piece out — including the cover, steps and surrounding debris. You get your yard back without any heavy lifting.
Getting the backyard back
Removing an old hot tub can free up a surprising amount of space. Many North York homeowners use the area for a new patio, garden or play space. If the tub sat on a deck, removing both at once can make room for a whole new outdoor design.
We take care to protect your lawn, fence and garden beds as we cut and carry the tub out. When we're done, all that's left is the pad or deck where it used to sit.
If the tub is still full of water or has been sitting for years, let us know when you book so we can plan for draining and any extra cleanup.
How It Works
How hot tub removal works
- 1
Disconnect the power
Have a licensed electrician disconnect the hot tub's electrical supply before we arrive.
- 2
On-site quote
We check the tub, its location and the route out, then give you a firm price.
- 3
Drain and cut
We drain remaining water and cut the tub into manageable sections if it won't fit through the gate.
- 4
Haul and tidy
Every piece is carried out and the area is cleaned up.
What we take with this service
- Hot tubs and spas
- Covers and lifters
- Steps and surrounds
- Swim spas (on assessment)
- Hot tub decks and framing
- Pumps and heaters
- Chemicals left behind are not included
How pricing works
Hot tub removal is quoted free, in person. Size, location and access make a big difference.
If the surrounding deck is going too, we'll include it in the quote.
What affects your price
- Size of the tub
- Whether it needs to be cut up
- Access through gates, fences or side yards
- Deck or structure around the tub
- Water remaining in the tub
Power, water and chemicals
Hot tubs must be electrically disconnected by a licensed electrician before we remove them. We don't disconnect electrical supplies ourselves.
Leftover hot tub chemicals are hazardous and we can't take them. Please drop them at a City household hazardous waste depot. Metal parts like pumps and heaters are recycled, and the rest goes to licensed disposal facilities.
FAQ
Hot Tub Removal questions
Do you disconnect the power?
No. A licensed electrician must disconnect the hot tub before we arrive.
Can you get it through a narrow gate?
Yes. If it won't fit whole, we cut it into sections on site.
Do you drain it?
We'll drain any remaining water. It helps if you drain it beforehand.
Can you remove the deck around it?
Yes. Our deck removal service can be included in the same visit.
Do you take hot tub chemicals?
No. Please drop them at a City hazardous waste depot.
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We take the hassle out of hauling
Ready to get it gone? Book your free quote.
Tell us what's taking up space and we'll come see it, give you a firm price and haul it away.
- Free on-site quote before any work
- We do all the lifting and loading
- Licensed Toronto disposal facilities
Book a Pickup
Get your free on-site quote today.
Tell us what needs to go and when works for you. We'll call back to set up a time, see the job in person and give you a firm price before anything moves.
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