Stress-free Hot Tub Removal

Though portable hot tubs are more accessible to remove than the custom-built ones, they still require appropriate handling because of the materials they’re made from and, of course, their dimensions. They are heavy, hard to move and sometimes have to be broken down before proceeding. Even if you manage to drag it with your family or neighbors, most cities won’t pick them up curbside because of state recycling regulations.

There are tons of different hot tub designs out there. Still, commonly they contain materials like inflammable latex or vinyl, fiberglass, acrylic, polyethylene or another type of plastic, which can be recycled, or else, disposed of in an eco-friendly way. In case you need a hand with the heavy lifting, let us know — we look forward to serving you!

A custom-built hot tub, or in-ground tub, is a bit more challenging to handle than the portable one: it’s filled with a few hundreds of gallons of water, has electrical hookups, and is built-in to a deck or foundation. Not to mention the dimensions. But no job is too big or small when WE JUNK. Our professional hauling team is going to dispose of your used custom-made hot tub, but most importantly, they know how to do that in an eco-friendly way.

Hot tubs and Jacuzzis are commonly constructed of the same materials that pools are made of (concrete, fibreglass, gunite, stainless steel, tile, copper), but can also be built from wood or recycled materials, such as metal bins or barrels. At We Junk, we believe that proper disposal matters; that’s why if you’re willing to get rid of your old hot tub – let us know.

Upgrading for a new bathtub? Need a hand with an old tub removal? Call WE JUNK, because we are dedicated to excellent customer service, protection of the environment, and reuse of valuable resources. Our hauling team will do the heavy lifting, and make sure to dispose of your used bathtub in a green way.

Regular freestanding and the clawfoot bathtubs contain materials that can be retrieved and reused. Commonly, these are made from fiberglass, porcelain, cast iron, or copper, which can be further processed. But an important thing to keep in mind is that it’s always better to call ahead to confirm that the recycling facility will accept such materials. The easier way is to call the local junk removal team, like WE JUNK, and relax staying rest assured that the matter would be taken care of responsibly.