JUNK-A-SAURUSNeed hot tub removal in Salt Lake City? Junk-A-Saurus covers every corner of Salt Lake City, including Sugar House, The Avenues and Rose Park, with fast, same-day hot tub removal. We cut it down, haul it out and clear the spot, no draining or dragging for you. You point, we lift, load and haul it away, then sweep up. We work around the clock, which means a Lake City cleanout can start the evening you call rather than the following week.
City lots are small and side returns are narrow, so a Salt Lake City hot tub is nearly always cut down where it sits and carried out in pieces sized to make the turn. There is no dragging a shell across a garden this size. We drain it, section it, and take the surround if it was framed in, without taking your fence with it.
City tubs are the hardest ones in the valley to get out and it is entirely about access. On the Avenues and in Sugar House there is often no side gate at all, so the only route is through the house or along a shared walkway, and the shell has to come apart into much smaller sections than usual. We lay protection through the property before anything moves. Send a photo of the route rather than the tub and the quote will be far more accurate.
*Some household chemicals/hazardous materials can't be hauled, ask us and we'll point you the right way.
Tell us what you've got for a fast, free quote.
Same-day or scheduled, we do all the lifting.
We haul it off and sweep up.
Yes, 24 hours a day and seven days a week in Lake City. Most junk emergencies do not happen between nine and five, so we do not either. Call or text 801-516-9569 any time for a free, no-pressure quote.
Do you offer hot tub removal in Salt Lake City?Yes. We provide same-day and next-day hot tub removal throughout Salt Lake City, including Sugar House, The Avenues and Rose Park.
How fast can you get to Salt Lake City?Often the same day. Call or text 801-516-9569 and we will reach your Salt Lake City home or business fast.
Do I have to lift anything?No. Our crew does 100% of the lifting, loading and cleanup. You just point at what needs to go.