Hot tub removal in San Antonio

Klema Builders removes and disposes of old hot tubs and spas across San Antonio, the Texas Hill Country and the I-35 corridor to Austin. The tub is drained, taken apart where it will not fit through the gate, and hauled off in 1 to 3 business days, with the ground left graded or raked. If the tub sits in a deck, the deck can be repaired or rebuilt around the opening on the same quote. Every removal is quoted fixed-price, line by line, after a free in-home consult.

Drain the tub a day or two ahead, and have a licensed electrician disconnect and cap the power at the panel and the disconnect box. Once the power is safely off, we take the tub apart and haul it away.

The price depends on the size and weight of the tub, whether it has to be cut apart to fit through the gate, whether it sits in a deck or on a pad, and how far it is from the truck. You get a written fixed-price quote within 3 to 5 business days after a free site visit.

The City of San Antonio demolition bulletin does not name hot tubs; it exempts above-ground swimming pools, mechanical equipment and small accessory structures. Removing a tub does not usually need a permit, but disconnecting its electrical is work for a licensed electrician. Source: City of San Antonio Information Bulletin 106, Demolition and Deconstruction (https://docsonline.sanantonio.gov/FileUploads/dsd/IB106.pdf).

1 to 3 business days on site for most jobs, from the first board off to the last load hauled and the ground graded or raked. The written quote arrives within 3 to 5 business days of the free site visit, and the start date is set when you sign.

No. A standard Klema Builders removal takes down everything above ground and hauls it away; concrete footings, piers and pads stay where they are. Pulling concrete is a different service, handled separately. So is any siding, stucco or flashing repair where a structure was attached to the house.