Hot Tub & Spa Removal in Orange County

That old hot tub hasn't been used in years, the cover is falling apart, and it's taking up half the patio. We'll get it out. You Call We Haul Junk removes hot tubs, spas and jacuzzis from backyards all over Orange County. We break down and haul away the whole thing, so you get your yard back. Call or text photos to (714) 497-5823 for a free estimate.

Above-ground hot tubs and portable spas

Jacuzzis and swim spas

Spa covers, cover lifts and steps

Spa skirting and surrounding wood panels

Old gazebos or pergola pieces nearby (just ask)

If it's a built-in or in-ground spa, send photos first so we can take a look at what's involved.

Hot tubs are heavy, wired into your electrical system and usually sitting in tight spots. A few things help the day go smoothly:

Turn off the power. The spa needs to be shut off at the breaker and disconnected before we arrive. If you're not comfortable doing that, have an electrician handle it.

Drain the water. Most spas have a drain valve, or you can use a submersible pump. Draining a day or two ahead lets it dry out.

Clear the path. Move patio furniture, plants and anything between the spa and the street. Unlock side gates.

1. Send photos or book a visit. Text pictures to (714) 497-5823 showing the spa and the path to the street (side yard, gate, steps). We'll give you a free estimate from photos, or come out for a free on-site estimate.

2. Schedule the job. Our crews work Monday through Friday, 7:30 AM to 3:30 PM. Call, text or book online.

3. We break it down and haul it away. Our crew takes it apart as needed, loads every piece and cleans up the area. All that's left is the pad.

Backyard spas are everywhere in Orange County, CA, especially on bigger lots. We remove hot tubs from our home base in Orange, plus Orange Park Acres, Villa Park, Anaheim Hills, Yorba Linda, Tustin, Irvine, Mission Viejo, Laguna Niguel and the rest of the county.

Q: Do I need to drain the hot tub first?

A: Yes, please drain it ahead of time. A dry spa is much lighter and safer to move.

Q: Who disconnects the power?

A: The power needs to be off and disconnected before we start. Many owners do this at the breaker; if it's hard-wired and you're unsure, call an electrician.

Q: Can you get a hot tub out of a backyard with only a narrow side yard?

A: Usually, yes. That's why we break it down. Send photos of the side yard and gate so we can plan.

Q: Will you take the cover and steps too?

A: Yes. We'll haul the cover, steps and other spa accessories along with the tub.

See everything we haul.

Book a free estimate online and we will take it from there.