Power off first
Before anything gets touched, the power has to be off. Nobody's getting shocked on our watch. This one sat on a concrete pad right beside the house.
Old hot tub taking up the deck or the yard? I cut it down, load it up and haul it away, from a back yard in the suburbs to a deck 8,000 feet up.
Hot tubs are one of the bigger jobs I take on. They are heavy, they are usually sitting somewhere awkward, and most of the time they need cutting down before they will go anywhere.
I have pulled them off decks, out of back yards and even out of a sun room. Send me a photo of yours and where it sits, and I will give you a price before I lift a thing.
Robert "Rob" Gutierrez · Owner, Bob's Round Up
Most of these photos are from one job in Evergreen, a tub on a steep hillside lot. The cutting shot is from a tub I took out of a sun room.
Before anything gets touched, the power has to be off. Nobody's getting shocked on our watch. This one sat on a concrete pad right beside the house.
A hot tub rarely leaves in one piece. This one was inside a sun room, so the shell got cut apart right where it sat, with the frame open underneath.
With the shell up, out comes all the old foam and framing. In Evergreen, every piece then had to come off a steep spot. Not the easiest access, but that's what we're here for.
I clean up every last piece before I leave. If we can't leave it clean, we're not done. Hot tub gone, job done.
My photos and my words, from the job.
An old hot tub on a deck in the mountains. Cut down, loaded and hauled out, and the deck handed back.
“We spent the day in Floyd Hill, over 8,000 feet up, hauling out an old hot tub with a view most people would pay good money to soak in. Thin air, tall pines, and mountains in every direction. The tub had seen better days, but the deck is clear now and the homeowner has their space back.”
Rob · Bob's Round Up
Every hot tub is different. The price comes down to two things: how hard it is to get to, and how much teardown it needs. Here is what that means for yours.
How far the tub is from where the trailer can park, and what is in the way. Steps, gates, a narrow side path or a deck up off the ground all add time.
A tub sitting near the driveway is a very different job to one round the back, up a flight of stairs.
How much cutting down and dismantling it needs before it can come out. A tub built into a deck or boxed in by a surround is more work than one sitting on its own.
Tell me anything you know about how it was put in. It helps me quote it properly.
The tub, where it sits, and the way out. That is enough for me to come back with a price before I start.
Tell me where the tub is sitting and add a couple of photos, including the way out. I'll come back with a price.
A photo, a price, and a time that works.
Tell us what needs to go and we will come back with a price. Prefer to talk? Call or text 720-669-0500.
Thanks, we have got your details. Rob will get back to you with a price, usually the same day.
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