How to remove a Hot Tub, Jacuzzi or Spa step by step
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ย. 2024
- In this video Supreme Empire Junk Removal CEO shows you how to remove a hot tub Jacuzzi or spa step by step.
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I wanted to say a quick THANK YOU for posting this video. I've been wondering for over a year just how I was gonna get rid of my 6 man hot tub. I almost hired someone to come and pick it up but the other day I searched how to dismantle an old hot tub and your video popped up first. It worked great! In about an hour I had everything cut up and ready to load. The pieces were light enough so my wife helped me load the four pieces on my trailer. I probably could have loaded them myself but they are awkward shaped so she helped. Such an easy task. Sure appreciate your help!
Your suggestion to do a Diablo blade was spot on. One blade, 30 minutes and a 6 person tub was in 4 sections and I'd never even tried to do one before. Can't see how some of those guys are charging 4 to 5 hundred dollars for doing the same thing. Even buying the blade and a Milwaukie sawzall, I'm only into it for $125 including disposal fee. Had I already had the tool, that cost would have been almost half.
May I ask, what was the disposal fee? How did you get rid of it? Do you just take it to your regular local dump?
@@jscottgp2011 I'm about to do this myself as well. I called my local dump they said I just have to remove the computer control board. Otherwise all goes to landfill for your normal ton weight charge. My area is 65 bucks a ton...so should be 30 ish bucks or so. Then the electronics go in their computer etc pile. Good luck with yours if you haven't done it yet. Great video here 👍
$500 is a little excessive, but junk removal companies charge what they charge because they're running a business and have to a.) invest heavily in advertising to land the job, b.) invest heavily in equipment, including tools, trucks, and trailers, c.) hire and KEEP laborers needed to complete the job, d.) pay for sizeable fuel costs to drive all around a city and to the landfill, e.) pay the dump fees and deal with waiting times at the landfill, f.) make a profit to take care of their families, and g.) deal with cheapskate, lazy, good-for-nothing customers that want the job done for next to nothing, who are usually paid much more at their own jobs but try to chisel working people out of a few bucks so they can afford another bottle of wine or a cup holder for their boat. When I first started my business I was Johnny-Makes-A-Deal and Johnny-Aims-To-Please, now 10 hard-working years later I'm Ray Liotta in Goodfellas: F%$# You, Pay Me...
I just followed this video and cut up a hot tub and got the tools you showed. I was nervous but it could not have been easier. Thank you for this step by step.
Hi what kind of blade did you use for the fiberglass part?
Hi what kind of blade did you use for the fiberglass part?
I used the Carbide blade, General purpose that the video recommends. It cut through everything like butter! I Cut it in 4 pieces as he did and I carried the pieces out with my brother. Easiest and quickest job I’ve ever done. Honestly what took me the longest was going down to Home Depot to rent the saw and buy the blade.
Regardless of what people say about the music you did an awesome job showing step-by-step the whole process. Even showed us what tools it takes to get the job done. Good stuff man!
They’re boomers. Boomers only like their 1920 music
@@supremejunkremoval 😆😂
Thanks for the tips! Took me 5 to 6 hours to cut up a really well built, very large hot tub with very limited room to work. I did it all myself as well. It would have been much faster if the hot tub was just sitting on a deck with lots of room around it.
The video was very handy. My only advice is to get 2 blades atleast and use a respirator.
I bought a GVS SPR473 Elipse OV/AG-P100 Dust and Organic/Acid Gas Vapour Half Mask Respirator . Worked great, easy to breathe and saved my lungs from fiberglass dust.
I used a Milwaukee M18 Fuel brushless Sawzall. Worked great since I had 2 5amp batteries.
Excellent how-to video. The 12 inch carbide blade suggestion is genius. Thank you very much for making this video.
The carbide blade was the way to go. Me and my 2 boys got our 22 year old hot tub cut up and removed in about 3 hrs.
Thanks for the excellent instruction and advice. Thumbs up!!!!
Thank You so much for this video. I removed mine today. Got the exact tools you mentioned. Easy, I just need a trailer to haul it off now. Also, figure out what to do with the 220v breaker box.
About to get mine removed, any advice on the 220 box? Just cap it off or what?
About to slice up my indoor hot tub. Just here to make sure I don't do anything stupid. Thanks for the quality vif
Thanks for this great video! Just spent the last three hours following your guidance and it worked like a charm! Cutting into fours was a great tip!
Thank you very much! I’ve been slowly working on removing my hot tub. The blade advice was clutch! Darlene
I know this is one of your old videos. I just wanted to say thanks watched your video really helped out really appreciate it.
noob here that really appreciates this breakdown video. Subbed.
That was a clean video have to do this tomorrow in LA :(
Wow thank you so much bro! You just gave me a solution to a huge dilemma. Every place I called wanted to charge upwards of $300 to remove, I’m like well dam I only paid $300 for it used 👀
That's cheap. I charge $600 LOL
@@anonymoususer1824 right everyone wanna charged $300 just because they see other ppl charging $300 make no sense if I charged $380 for haft load and a hot tub it’s a haft load why would charged $300 with extra labor
@@anonymoususer1824just for labor? Or dumping and hauling aswell?
professional vid vro. thanks
Thank you brother. You are a life savor
The guidance here was great. The only suggestions I would make on top of this is that I would recommend, after removing the electronics and pumps, then removing the side panels, is to flip the hot tub upside down so you can remove the bottom wood frame. Otherwise, it’s hard to see it makes it difficult.
Like how you have a female worker helping. My wife is my helper but mainly for moral support and to have someone to blame when I mess up.
I got quoted $350 to dispose my parents hot tub. It seemed reasonable, but the diy in me can’t commit to it, so imma chop it up myself tomorrow. Thinks for the tips.
Thanks for the video. I'm struggling cutting up the hot tub but I'm using a battery operated DeWalt sawzal. It overheats after a few minutes and just the cutting process is taking longer than expected. Will try an electric one today.
How did the electrical one work?
@@JesusPaidItAll Electrical one worked phenomenally! It was a difficult job overall since I did it myself but without the electrical one there was no way I could get it done.
@@TheTerminator1919 Thats good to know. I just bought a battery operated DeWalt instead of the corded one. I almost got that one, but put it back because I didnt want to spend $200. I figured I would try and find one at a pawn shop or something. 👍
You guys are awesome. Wish you were here so I didn't have to remove this hot tub today. Great video and production
Thank you very much 😊 I have to take care of mine eventually
I am going to tackle my old hot tub in the next week
Chief ken Bauer, USAF (Ret)
Dewalt 60 volt max is the best saw zall hands down. I have both. We rarely need the 15 amp
Badass...thank you for that! Saved me time and gave me a sanity check along the way!
Great video! Thanks for the good tips on the blade and the breaker bar.
This was so helpful! Thank you.
Just been my first one today after following all your steps good looking out bro that shit really help me out thank you
Koo man. Thanks. Shod add your cash tag. So people can tip for the advice.
if you have a helper with you. have them hold the hose to a shopvac while you cut.
What a cool video my man. Keep it up !
Thank you for the video. Needed this!
Killer job. My question is if I can’t access the sides, it’s built into our deck, what would you do different? I can’t remove the pumps and stuff till I open up the top of it. I guess the only real way to know is to just get in it and start.
Thanks really helpful video
Thank you so much!!!
Thank you 🙏
Thank you very much. That was an excellent video. I look forward to taking my hot tub to the dump
Nice job thanks for the info -take care
What do you do with the power cord? Do you cut it and leave it under the dirt? Does an electrician have to come to disconnect the cord from the breaker?
Great Video!
Great video
Do you have pics of how you loaded it onto a trailer?
You probably mentioned it but about how long was this removal?
How much to do a job like that? If I was doing it by myself.How much do I charge?
Hello, I need to remove a Jacuzzi. can you do that service? how much is the price
Thanks for the video. How are you cutting the bottom where the bricks are tho?
I need to cut my spa thanks for the video excellent educational video.
How many of those blades do you need for a four person hot tub?
Any tips for if the hot tub was built into a deck? i'm having to take chunks out, can't get on the sides or underneath yet.
Would I be able too cut bath tubs with that blade or which blade do you recommend too cut up bath tubs
How much do you charge for that type of job?
Somebody quoted me $450
Recycle those pumps and all the wiring. Cut up one recently that had 4 pumps, a tv and several speakers. Recycling paid for all but $5 of the dump fees.
where do you recycle it? whats the process?
You use a volt meter to verify voltage not a ohm meter!
Do you recycle them
Can you give us a ball park on what you charge in your area? Where I'm at there isn't anyone offering this service so I'm thinking I should be around $300 to $350? Thanks for the tips!!
$400-600
Why not an angle grinder or circular saw?
12” Sawzall blade is needed to cut thru the fiberglass, insulation and water lines that you will encounter when cutting. Those small little grinder and saws are cute but won’t get the job done efficiently
@supremejunkremoval
By circular saw I meant large concrete saw with appropriate blade. But I went for a reciprocating too in the end and quickly discovered why that's the tool of choice! For anyone else reading this, 12" blade is the way to go, Kango 'wood chopper' made quick work of things
My man said...the reason you need this blade is...go ahead try it NOT using.this blade and you will see...
You are the man! 😂. Getting on lowes app now to find 12 inch carbide.
Is the yellow foam filling dangerous or toxic in any way? And what type of foam is it?
How much did you chargr for this job
How much you charge for that?
@supremejunkremoval I checked my hardware store and they have the 12 inch diablo carbide demo blade, but I didn't see a general use one. Is it different?
You’ll be fine
I cut mine into much smaller pieces (retired - plenty of time on my hands), burned all the wood parts in a burn barrel, loaded up all the rest of the crap in 10 Heavy Duty trash bags, then let my garbage truck guys haul them away.
Great job! How long did this take you?
A Hot Tub can take anywhere from 45-90 min to remove.
@@supremejunkremoval not long at all
Cutting one up this weekend for 375 baby!
How much did you charge?
Pull the fuse, and use a ammeter or hot stick on the line power to the spa/jacuzzi/hot tub. Easy day.
How much does this goes for?
If you would like an estimate and located in Henderson or Las Vegas feel free to contact us for a free estimate.
I'm not watching hot tub removal youtube videos in 7.2 Surround. Chill on the music bro.
Turn the volume down genius
She's a keeper 😉
you like Kodak black that's what's up
Love the video. Hate the music.
Ok boomer
Thanks for this video. Next time, spare us the "music."
I think the music is too loud and the audio of your voice is too low, it was kind of annoying turning the volume up and down constantly.
Too bad it was sunken, would have been removed faster. most of these videos people are not using a mask, good job.
Too bad to see that go to the junk yard. Everything hot tub can be fixed. Seems like on this job turn it on it's side on two dolly's, out the gate 15 minutes, no sweat.
Music sucks
3rd video of people cutting them apart. There’s a free one on marketplace I’m trying to get home to use…👎
Then get your lazy ass up and do it.
He talks too much and that ugly music!!!
No one cares about your opinion boomer. Take a nap
@@supremejunkremoval hahaha did it hurt you?
I live in florida & cut up my jacuzzi like butter with a Sawzall normal metal cutting blade like butter, you don't need no special blade
How much do you charge?
How much did you charge?
If your located in Las Vegas or Henderson NV send a pic for a free quote.
@@supremejunkremoval I'm located in San Diego and starting my own junk removal business. Was just curious how much you charge. thanks brotha
@@danielwinans8717 What you charging to do this buddy?