
Hot Tub & Spa Removal in El Dorado County
Old hot tub gone in a single day.
We drain the tub, disconnect it, cut the shell down to haulable pieces, load everything out through standard gates, dismantle surrounding decking if needed, and leave the pad swept clean.
Most hot tubs come out in a single day. Access is the main variable — a side gate is easy, a second-story deck takes longer.
Owner Lake Kincaid spent time running hot tub removal work in Park City, Utah before starting Lake's Haul It All, so these jobs are well-worn ground.
WHAT'S INCLUDED
- Drained, disconnected, cut down and hauled off in one day
- Fits out through standard side gates
- Surrounding decking dismantled if needed
- Site swept clean, flat pricing with no surprise add-ons
WHO IT'S FOR
- Homeowners with a tub that stopped working years ago
- Buyers who inherited a spa they don't want
- Sellers clearing a backyard before listing
- Property managers turning over a rental


HOT TUB & SPA REMOVAL — FAQS
Do you remove hot tubs?
Yes — it's one of our most requested jobs. We handle draining, teardown, hauling and cleanup as one flat-priced service.
Can you get a hot tub out of a fenced backyard?
Almost always. We cut the shell down on-site into pieces that walk out through a standard side gate.
Do I need an electrician first?
For a hard-wired tub, having the circuit disconnected by an electrician beforehand is safest. If it's plug-in, we can handle it.
What about the deck around it?
We can dismantle decking or surrounds as part of the job — just mention it when you get your quote.
WHERE WE OFFER HOT TUB & SPA REMOVAL
Based in El Dorado Hills and working throughout El Dorado County, Sacramento County, Placer County and communities within roughly 50 miles.
