Hot tub gone.$629 flat.
We cut it into pieces, haul the shell, frame and cover, and sweep the pad. You drain it and have the power shut off. We do the rest.
NO SURPRISES.
Hot tub removal costs $629 flat with JUNKRUN for a standard above-ground tub. Two people cut it into sections, haul the shell, frame and cover, and sweep the pad. Before we come, drain it and have an electrician disconnect the power. In-ground, built-in and oversized tubs are priced from a photo, so text one.
Price your hot tub in one tap.
This opens the instant quote with a hot tub already added. Add an old deck chair or a couch and you will see one flat total.
- ✓ Cutting, hauling and disposal included
- ✓ Pad swept when we are done
- ✓ Priced by text before we arrive
The problem, and the fix.
It is too big to move and too heavy to lift
A hot tub does not go in one piece. We cut the shell into sections that two people can carry, then haul the frame, cover and any loose steps.
A dumpster needs a permit, and the tub still has to be cut up
Many towns want a permit for a dumpster on the street or sidewalk. A dumpster also leaves you to do the sawing. We bring the saw and the trailer, so there is nothing to rent or permit.
Nobody gave you a straight price
Many crews will not quote a hot tub until they see it. A standard above-ground tub is $629, in writing, before we arrive.
You are worried about the pad or deck
We work from the yard side, carry pieces out on a path you pick, and sweep the pad when we are done.
Flat totals, no clock running.
Above ground, cut up and hauled, pad swept.
Hot tub
Clear the patio set or the basement couch in the same trip.
Couch, Hot tub
Deck boards, a gazebo frame or yard debris that is going too.
Hot tub, ½ trailer
Every price includes the two-person crew, carry-out from any floor, loading, the drive and disposal. See the full price list.
How hot tub removal works
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Text a photo
Send the tub from the yard side. Tell us if it sits on a deck, a pad or in the ground.
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Get one flat price
A standard above-ground tub is $629. In-ground, built-in or oversized tubs are priced from the photo.
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Drain it and shut off the power
Drain the water and have an electrician disconnect the wiring. We only start after the wires are dead.
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We cut it up and haul it away
Every piece goes on the trailer, the pad is swept, and we text a photo when it is done.
What we need from you
- Drain the tub. Ask your town's DPW or Board of Health where the water may go.
- Have a licensed electrician disconnect the power. In Massachusetts, only a master or journeyman electrician licensed by the state can be legally hired to perform electrical work at your home or business. We do not touch live wiring.
- Tell us if the tub is under a roof, on a raised deck, or behind a fence or gate.
- Text a photo of the path from the tub to where the trailer can park.
Hot tub removal in your town
Each page shows what your town requires if you rent a dumpster instead.
Your questions, answered.
How much does hot tub removal cost?
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$629 flat for a standard above-ground hot tub, with cutting, hauling, disposal and sweeping the pad included. In-ground, built-in and oversized tubs are priced from a photo.
Do you remove the electrical?
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No. Have a licensed electrician disconnect the power first. In Massachusetts only electricians licensed by the state can be hired to do electrical work at a home. After the wires are dead we handle everything else.
Do I need to drain it first?
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Yes. Drain the water before we come. Your town's DPW or Board of Health can tell you where the water is allowed to go.
Is it cheaper to rent a dumpster?
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Maybe on paper, but a dumpster still leaves you to cut the tub into pieces, and many towns want a permit if it goes on the street or sidewalk. Our price includes the cutting, the hauling and the cleanup.
Can you take a hot tub from a deck or an inground spot?
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Often yes. Text a photo of the tub and how to reach it, and we will say what it takes.
When can you come?
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Often within a few days, and sometimes the same day when a window is open. Text a photo and ask.
Sources
Facts on this page were read from these official pages on October 27, 2026. Rules change, so confirm with the source before you go.
- Mass.gov: Electricians consumer fact sheet: “can be legally hired to perform electrical work at your home or business”