Hot tub removal in Southeast Florida. Standard tubs: $593, all-in.
That's the whole number — cut-up, carry-out, hauling and disposal, service fee included. Large tubs (7–9 ft, 6–8 seats) are $755. Pick yours and a day; the price updates before you ever talk to anyone.
Weekday pickup with two or more days' notice. Nothing added at the curb.
Book at this priceEverything between "it's dead" and "it's gone."
Most hot tub quotes in South Florida come with a disposal fee, a "cut-up labor" line and a fuel charge tacked on after the truck shows up. Ours doesn't. This is the full list.
Included
- ✓Two-person crew with saws, dollies and straps
- ✓Cutting the shell into sections that fit through your gate
- ✓Pump, heater, plumbing, cover, steps and the cabinet skirt
- ✓Carry-out by hand — through gates, around pools, down a few steps
- ✓Hauling, transfer-station and disposal fees
- ✓A sweep of the pad so you're not left with the mess
Priced separately
- –In-ground or gunite spas. That's demolition — we'll quote it from a photo.
- –Swim spas over 10 ft and tubs on a raised deck that has to come apart.
- –Hard-wired (220V) disconnect. A licensed electrician does this before we arrive; we'll tell you what to ask for.
- –Concrete pad removal. The tub goes, the slab stays unless you ask.
- –Draining. Please drain it the day before — a full tub is 300–500 gallons.
Not sure which side yours is on? Text a photo to (844) 435-6005 and you'll have an exact number in minutes.
About ninety minutes, start to swept.
- 1ARRIVE
We text before we're at the gate
You get a 30-minute heads-up. Power's already off at the breaker; the tub's already drained.
- 2STRIP
Cover, steps, skirt and equipment come off
Pump and heater unbolted, plumbing cut, cabinet panels removed. Loose parts go to the truck first.
- 3CUT
The shell is cut into sections
Reciprocating saws through the acrylic and foam — usually three or four pieces, sized to the narrowest point on the way out.
- 4CARRY
Everything goes out by hand
Through the gate, past the pool, around the lanai. No crane, no fence panels removed, no truck on your lawn.
- 5HAUL
Pad swept, load hauled
It goes to a licensed transfer station; frame wood, pump and heater metals and the cover are separated for recycling where facilities accept them.
The number is the number.
Our price is set by the same engine that prices every job on app.goumuve.com, so what you see here is what you're charged. Two tiers — standard (up to 7 ft, 4–6 seats) and large (7–9 ft, 6–8 seats, or on a raised deck) — and the only other things that move the number are how fast you need us and whether it's a weekend.
| Pickup | Surcharge | Standard · all-in | Large · all-in |
|---|---|---|---|
| Weekday, 2+ days out | — | $593 | $755 |
| Next day (weekday) | +10% | $652 | $830 |
| Same day (weekday) | +25% | $741 | $944 |
| Weekend, 2+ days out | +15% | $682 | $868 |
| Same day, weekend | +25% +15% | $830 | $1,057 |
Base prices: $549 standard, $699 large, plus the 8% service fee. Typical quotes we've seen across Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach, Martin, St. Lucie, Indian River, and Brevard run $400–600 before disposal and cut-up fees for a standard tub, and $700–1,200 for large or deck-mounted ones. Adding a second item (the patio set, the old grill) is cheaper than a separate trip — volume discounts start at four items.
Four things that make it go fast.
Drain it. Open the drain valve or siphon with a garden hose to the lawn or storm drain. A dry shell is lighter and cuts cleaner.
Breaker off. Plug-in tubs: unplug. Hard-wired 220V: an electrician disconnects at the spa panel first. Our crews don't open panels.
Clear the route. Move planters, grills and furniture between the tub and the gate. Unlock the gate; put dogs inside.
Narrow gates, stairs, screen rooms. Add it to the booking notes so the right crew and saws show up the first time.
Southeast Florida.
Same price in every city we serve. If your town isn't listed, call — we probably cover it.
What people ask before they book.
How much does hot tub removal cost in Palm Beach County?
$593 all-in for a standard tub (up to 7 ft, 4–6 seats) anywhere we serve, Miami-Dade to Brevard — a $549 base plus our 8% service fee, with cut-up, carry-out, hauling and disposal included. Large tubs (7–9 ft, 6–8 seats, or on a raised deck) are $699 base, $755 all-in. Same-day adds 25%, next-day 10%, weekends 15%. Typical local quotes run $400–600 before disposal and cut-up fees for a standard tub, and $700–1,200 for large ones.
Do I need to drain the hot tub first?
Yes, the day before. A full tub holds 300–500 gallons and takes hours to empty. Open the drain valve or siphon with a garden hose, then leave the cover off so the shell dries — it's lighter to cut and carry.
Do you disconnect the electrical?
Turn the breaker off before we arrive. Plug-in (110V) tubs just get unplugged. Hard-wired (220V) tubs need a licensed electrician to disconnect at the spa panel first — we'll tell you exactly what to ask for. Our crews don't open electrical panels.
How do you get it out of a fenced backyard?
We cut the shell into three or four sections so each piece clears a standard 36-inch gate, then carry them out by hand. No crane, no fence removal. Mention narrow gates, stairs or a screened enclosure when you book so we bring the right crew.
Can you remove an in-ground spa or a swim spa?
In-ground and gunite spas are demolition, not removal, so they're quoted individually. Same for swim spas over 10 ft and tubs on a raised deck that has to come apart. Text a photo to (844) 435-6005 and you'll have a number in minutes.
What happens to the hot tub after you take it?
It goes to a licensed transfer station. Where local facilities accept them, the wood frame, pump and heater metals and the cover are separated for recycling rather than going straight to landfill.
While the truck is there.
Pick a day. It's gone.
$593 all-in for a standard tub on a weekday, $755 for a large one. Book online in about two minutes, or call and our line will price and schedule it for you — any hour.