How To Remove Hot Tubs And Pools

 

Ready to finally get rid of that pool that’s become a wildlife sanctuary the past few years? We can help. Ready to remove your old “not-so-hot” hot tub? We have a team that can help.

Whether you are remodeling your space and need to dispose of your pool or hot tub, hiring a professional company like Undercut Junk Removal is your best bet for a hassle-free experience.

Steps for Hot Tub/Pool Removal:

  • Disconnect the power supply and any electrical wiring from the tub or pool.
  • Drain the water from the tub and let it dry.
  • Hot tub: first, attach a garden hose to the hot tub’s drain spout and make sure the hose is connected firmly. Next, open the spigot and allow the tub to drain completely.
  • Above-ground pool: drain completely using a submersible pool pump.
  • Clear a path (if applicable) to ensure easy access for our removal team.
  • Removing any obstacles like fences, leaves, or furniture around the tub will make the process easier and safer for our employees.
  • Sit back and relax! We’ll take it from here. We’ll take care of the destruction, removal, and labor for the complete removal of the tub or pool.

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Need to dispose of an old pool, hot tub, or spa? Give us a call: 516-317-6203, we’re experts.

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