Sometimes the tub isn't leaving, it's just in the wrong place. Maybe you're rebuilding the deck it sits on, pouring a new pad closer to the back door, or finally moving it out of the way of a remodel. A short move across a yard still means lifting several hundred pounds of awkward shell around corners, fences and landscaping, so it gets the same care as a long-distance move.
For most relocations we use spa dollies and sleds to roll and slide the tub to the new spot. When there's no path on the ground, like a second-story deck, a crane is the answer. We've craned a tub onto a second-story porch, and we'll tell you up front if your job needs one.
What's included
- Same-property moves to a new pad, patio or deck
- Temporary moves out of the way during deck or patio work
- Second-story and crane placements
- Set and level on your pad
Before we show up
Drain the tub and have the power disconnected; we don't do electrical work, so the new hookup is for you or a licensed electrician. Make sure the new pad or deck is finished and built to carry a filled hot tub before move day.