hot tub removal
milwaukee.
Milwaukee hot tubs die hard: a Wisconsin January without a working heater cracks the shell, and by spring the deck in Tosa or Brookfield has a six-hundred-pound planter on it. The crew cuts it into sections where it sits, carries the pieces down the side of the house to the alley or driveway, and hauls cabinet and cover too. One flat price, set before the saw starts.
- Quote
- Flat, per spa, confirmed on the deck
- Access
- Alleys, side yards, North Shore slopes
- Visit
- One, done in a few hours
- After
- Deck swept, pad clear
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What goes on the truck.
Loads with the crew
- Acrylic and fiberglass spas, any size
- Rotomolded and inflatable hot tubs
- Swim spas, in sections
- Wood cabinets, covers, lifters and steps
- Pumps, heaters and the equipment pack
- Sunken tubs where the lip is reachable from above
Stays behind, and why
- Electrical disconnect at the panel (a licensed electrician or the homeowner handles the breaker and wiring)
- Gas heaters still connected to a live line
- Spas inside a building with no path wider than a standard door, until you send a photo
Before the crew arrives.
Kill the breaker to the spa and leave it off. No crew member touches a saw near a live circuit.
Drain it if the pump still runs. If it froze, there is nothing to drain and the crew brings a shop vac for what thawed.
Open the gate and clear the side yard. Milwaukee lots are narrow and the path from deck to alley is often the whole job.
Send a photo of the spa and one of the path out. That gets you a firm number.
How it is priced.
A hot tub in Milwaukee is a flat per-spa price, not a share of the truck. Size, deck height and how far the pieces have to be carried set it. A spa on a ground-level patio in West Allis is the base; one on a raised deck with a long side-yard carry to the alley costs more, and you hear the number before the work begins.
Get today's numberWhere it lands.
Acrylic shell and foam have no home in Milwaukee County recycling and go to a licensed facility. Pump, heater and copper go to a scrap yard. Cabinet lumber is separated. A cover lifter or steps in good shape go to a reuse partner.
Mission log.
What Milwaukee asks before booking, answered by the crew that shows up.
(414) 206-1796Q 01Can you get a hot tub out of a Milwaukee backyard with only alley access?
Yes, that is most of the city. Sections are carried through the side yard to the alley where the truck waits. Narrow side yards just mean smaller cuts.
Q 02Do you handle the electrical in Milwaukee?
No. Breaker off and spa pack disconnected before the crew arrives. A licensed electrician does it quickly, and the crew confirms the panel before starting.
Q 03The shell cracked in the freeze. Does the price change?
No. Cracked cuts the same as sound. If there is ice in it, say so.
Q 04Swim spas and big eight-seaters?
Yes. More cuts, more trips, a higher flat price, same process.
Q 05A North Shore deck on a slope down to the lake?
Yes. Pieces are handed down in smaller sections. The route photo decides the plan.
Q 06What about the deck or concrete pad?
Both stay. The crew does not demo decks or pads; the spot is swept.
Q 07Can I add the garage to the same visit?
Yes. The spa is flat priced and the garage is by the load, cheaper together than apart.
Q 08Do you go out to Waukesha, Brookfield and New Berlin?
Yes. Western stops are grouped on the same day, so you may be offered a day later in the week.
Point at it. The Milwaukee crew does the lifting.
Tell us what is going, where it sits and when. The crew calls back with a window and a ballpark, and the exact price gets agreed at the alley or the curb.
(414) 206-1796- Response
- Same business day
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