Long shells need straight clearance, turning room, and a full view of the route to the street. Start with the route, separate anything that needs special handling, and use photos to replace guesswork.
Record the full swim spa size
Measure overall length, width, and height at the largest points. Include steps, covers, equipment housings, or fixed trim that changes the working space.
Check straight clearance and turns
A long spa can fit through a wide opening and still fail at a corner. Measure the approach to each gate, the turning area on both sides, and any overhead branches, eaves, or wires.
Describe the base and surroundings
Show whether the unit sits on concrete, pavers, a deck, gravel, or another surface. Built-in decking, retaining walls, and narrow side yards can change the removal plan.
Route notes for the call
- Overall unit dimensions.
- Narrowest opening and tightest turn.
- Steps, slopes, and surface changes.
- Distance to the loading position.
- Drain and utility status.
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