How much to remove a hot tub in Indianapolis?

$349 for a small straightforward backyard hot tub up to $649 for swim spas or hot tubs behind narrow gates that need full disassembly.

Do I need to drain it first?

It helps but isn't required. If it's still full when we arrive, we'll drain it (slightly higher fee) — just point us to the spigot.

How long does hot tub removal take?

Most jobs are done in 2–4 hours. Concrete pads or built-in decking can extend the timeline — we'll tell you in the quote.

Indianapolis

$349–$649 per hot tub

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Hot Tub Removal in Indianapolis

Hot tubs are the #1 'I called and they couldn't do it' job in Indianapolis. We can. We bring saws, dollies, and a 2-person crew to disassemble in place, walk the pieces out, and recycle the steel and motors. Most jobs done in 2–4 hours.

Price Lock Guarantee

Your AI photo quote is your final price. No on-site upcharges, ever.

On-Time Promise

We arrive in your booked window or take $20 off — automatically.

Responsible Disposal

Donate first, recycle second, landfill last. 60%+ kept out of dumps.

What we take

In-ground and above-ground hot tubs
Swim spas (price by site visit)
Outdoor saunas, gazebos around the tub
Connected decking and skirting (when included)

How it works

1Photo of the tub + access path (gate width, stairs)
2Quote based on size and disassembly difficulty
3On the day: drain, cut, dolly, recycle
4Site swept clean before we leave

Where your stuff actually goes

We're a junk hauler with a recycling-first conscience. Every load gets sorted at our yard before anything touches a landfill.

40%

1.Donated

Working furniture, appliances, and household goods go to local Indianapolis charities — Goodwill, Habitat ReStore, St. Vincent de Paul.

20%

2.Recycled

Metal, e-waste, mattresses, and clean construction debris are routed to Indy recyclers and material-recovery facilities.

40%

3.Landfilled (last)

Only what nobody can use lands at Southside Landfill — with all Indiana surcharges paid in full.

Diversion rates are estimates based on our internal sort logs. Hazardous items (paint, propane, chemicals) are routed separately to Marion County HHW — never landfilled.