Hot Tub Removal in Mississauga

Drained, cut down, and hauled.

Junk Pros GTA removes hot tubs across Mississauga starting at $549, draining and cutting them down on site so they fit out of tight backyards. In Mississauga, Mississauga is served by Peel Region's waste program, which sets its own bulky-item rules.
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Old hot tubs in Mississauga backyards get drained, cut into sections and hauled, the shell is fibreglass and doesn't fit through a side gate whole. Drain it before we come and have the electrical disconnected by a qualified electrician.

We work throughout Mississauga, including Square One, Port Credit, Clarkson, Lorne Park, Streetsville and the surrounding areas. Mississauga is served by Peel Region's waste program, which sets its own bulky-item rules, worth checking before you assume an item can go curbside.

Mississauga neighbourhoods we cover

  • Square One
  • Port Credit
  • Clarkson
  • Lorne Park
  • Streetsville
  • Erin Mills

Why it has to be cut up

A hot tub is built to sit in one place forever. Narrow side gates and mature landscaping mean cutting it down on site is almost always the only way out.

Before we arrive

Drain the tub and have the wiring disconnected by a qualified electrician. Then we handle the cut-down and haul-away.

Mississauga flat-rate price band

Load sizeFlat priceTypical job
Standard hot tubFrom $549Cut down on site
Large / swim spaQuoted from photosMore cutting and crew
Add a deck removalBundled quoteIf it's coming out too
Book hot tub removal in Mississauga

The price we text you is the price you pay — locked in writing before we arrive.

Frequently asked questions

Do you drain the hot tub?

Please drain it before we arrive. We handle the cut-down and removal.

Does the electrical need disconnecting?

Yes, by a qualified electrician before we move it.

Are Mississauga's waste rules the same as Toronto's?

No. Mississauga is served by Peel Region's waste program, which sets its own bulky-item rules.

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