Use the model, utility side, cabinet condition, and exit route to describe the job clearly. Start with the route, separate anything that needs special handling, and use photos to replace guesswork.
Identify the unit when possible
A model label or manual can clarify the size and construction, but do not delay the first call if it is missing. Photograph the whole unit, the control area, and the open equipment bay only when it is safe to do so.
Drain and disconnect before removal
Standing water makes the unit heavier and creates a wet work area. Electrical, gas, and plumbing disconnection may require a qualified trade. Ask what must be completed and confirmed before the hauling crew arrives.
Show built-in surrounds
Steps, trim, decking, tile, and masonry can turn a simple portable-spa removal into a different scope. Photograph where the surround meets the unit and state what should remain.
Prepare the exit
- Unlock gates.
- Move vehicles from the loading area.
- Clear loose items from the path.
- Keep pets and children away from the work zone.
- Mark anything that must stay.
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