Hot Tub Removal in Woodland

What we take

Hot tub removal with Dump Ninja in Woodland covers the spa, everything attached to it, and everything that’s been leaning against it since it stopped working.

The tub itself

• Portable and above-ground hot tubs, two-person to eight-person
• Acrylic spas, rotomolded spas, and older fiberglass tubs
• Above-ground swim spas, with a look first
• Inflatable and soft-sided hot tubs
• Tubs that are cracked, empty, full of leaves, or home to something small and furry

What comes with it

• Covers, cover lifters, and steps
• Pergolas, gazebos, and privacy screens built around the spa
• Decking and skirting attached to the tub
• Pumps, heaters, and control boxes
• The pad if it’s pavers, and the debris if it’s not

While we’re there

• Patio furniture, grills, and planters that were around the spa
• Yard waste piled behind it
• Whatever else is in the side yard on the way out

What we cannot accept

Asbestos, medical waste, ammunition, and wet-cell batteries. Pool and spa chemicals are limited quantities, so ask Dump Ninja on the phone. And we don’t do in-ground spas set in concrete. That’s a contractor’s job, and we’ll say so.

How it works

Hot tub removal with Dump Ninja in Woodland is four steps, plus a little homework on your end before we arrive.

1. You call or text

(530) 444-4441, 8am to 8pm, seven days a week. Tell us the size of the tub, whether it’s on a pad or a deck, and what the path to the street looks like: gate width, side-yard width, steps. A photo by text helps. Same-day is by phone or text only, and hot tubs usually get a scheduled day because we bring a bigger crew.

Before we arrive: drain the tub fully and shut the power off at the breaker. A full spa can’t be moved.

2. We come look

A Dump Ninja crew walks the route from the tub to the truck with you. We measure the gate. We check whether the tub can roll out whole on dollies or has to come apart. We look at what’s built around it.

3. We name the price on site

One number, before anything moves. It’s based on the size of the tub, the path out, and how much has to be disassembled. If a pergola or a deck is going too, that’s in the same number. If you say no, we leave.

4. We load, sweep, and leave

We disassemble what needs disassembling and haul it away. If the tub rolls whole, we walk it out on dollies. If it doesn’t, the skirt comes off, the shell gets cut down to pieces that fit the gate, and it goes out in sections. Then we sweep the pad, blow out the patio, and the backyard is yours again.

What it costs

Dump Ninja quotes hot tub removal on site in Woodland, and there’s no published hot tub number on this page. The single-item price you see here is our floor for a piece of furniture on the ground floor. A hot tub is a bigger job, and the number depends on things we can only see standing in your backyard.

What moves the price on a hot tub: the size of the tub, whether it rolls out whole or has to come apart, how far the truck can get from the pad, and what’s built around it. A six-person spa with a clear gate is a straightforward job. The same spa boxed in by a pergola on a raised deck is a different afternoon.

What’s included

• Labor. A Dump Ninja crew sized for the job, usually three people for a hot tub.
• Disassembly of whatever has to come apart to get out.
• Hauling every piece, including the cover, steps, and pergola if they’re going.
• Sweep-up of the pad and patio.
• Recycling of the frame, pumps, and heater. Disposal of the shell at Yolo County Central Landfill.

What can add to the price

A deck or pergola that has to come apart with it. A narrow side yard that means the tub goes out in pieces. Stairs or a raised deck. Heavy pavers if the pad is going too. Dump Ninja handles all of it in Woodland, and you get the whole number on site before anything moves. Read more about how our pricing works.

Why Woodland homeowners call Dump Ninja

A dead hot tub is the most stubborn object in a Woodland backyard. It’s too heavy to move, too big to hide, and it’s been on the list for three summers. Homeowners call Dump Ninja because the reviews say we get it out, whatever the path.

Tub and pergola, one visit

Stephen’s spa had a pergola built around it, which is common in Woodland and Davis backyards and turns a hauling job into a take-apart job. Roman and Fabian handled both in one trip.

“Roman and Fabian were both professional, effective, and mightily efficient in removing a bulky hot tub and surrounding pergola. Great job by them and I cannot recommend Dump Ninja highly enough.” — Stephen Routh, Google

Through the narrow side path

Most Woodland lots have a side yard that’s just wide enough to be tempting and just narrow enough to be a problem. Jeremy’s crew worked this one out to the street.

“Jeremy and team moved my hot tub.They were great working it out to street through my narrow side path. Great service & friendly people. 5 stars!!” — mom and dad hollman, Google

The pad gets swept

Under every old hot tub is a pad nobody has seen in years: leaves, dirt, a ring of grime, sometimes a nest. Dump Ninja’s last step on every Woodland hot tub job is the sweep-up, so the patio looks like a patio again. The before-and-after on this page is the same yard, an afternoon apart.

Same crew standard, whoever pulls up

Roman, Fabian, Rich, Jeremy. Woodland customers name them in reviews, and every one is five stars. Dump Ninja is fully insured, which matters when a crew is walking a spa shell past your fence and your neighbor’s. 5.0 stars from 470 Google reviews. BBB A+ Accredited. A hot tub is the one job where the ninja doesn’t sneak in. We come with dollies.

Where we serve

Dump Ninja runs hot tub removal out of 709 Matmor Road in Woodland with the 21-yard truck, which matters here: a disassembled eight-person spa, cover, steps, and pergola fit in one load. Most haulers run 10 to 15 yards and make two trips.

Woodland is home, and the older neighborhoods around Beamer Park and the bigger lots out toward Gibson Ranch have a lot of spas from the nineties reaching the end of the line. Davis is fifteen minutes south on Highway 113, with El Macero on the same route, and those backyards tend to be tighter, so the side-yard path matters more. West Sacramento is about twenty minutes down I-5, and the Southport lots are usually the easy ones.

Winters and Dixon are about half an hour south and southwest. Esparto is out Highway 16 to the west, and Knights Landing is a short county-road drive north. Dump Ninja schedules hot tubs as their own morning, so distance mostly decides which day, not whether.

We don’t list Elk Grove, Roseville, or Fairfield. If your spa is near the edge of the map, call (530) 444-4441 and send a photo.