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It is very rare for a hot tub to be “returned.” Usually, if you’re buying a hot tub for the backyard, it is a feature that you’re going to enjoy for quite some time. It is hard to imagine anyone taking a relaxing soak in a hot tub after a long day at work and saying, “This isn’t for me.” Of course, there are some times when a hot tub is “in the way.” Maybe this was a hot tub that was left behind by the previous owner and has fallen into disrepair. Perhaps you want to remove the old hot tub to make way for a new model. Or it could be you want to install a built in pool with a built in hot tub. What has to happen first in any of those scenarios is to get rid of the old hot tub and that is where Junk King Philadelphia can make all the difference.
A hot tub is one of those items that is never going to be tossed out in the trash. It has to be carefully taken apart and loaded onto a truck. This one of those jobs that can only be handled by a crew. Junk King will always send over a crew that consists of at least two movers who are great with problem solving big removal challenges. One of these crews actually cut a hot tub in half to get it onto their truck. That is how Junk King takes care of business.
Although the old hot tub is going to take up a lot of space on the truck, there will still be room left over for you to get rid of more unwanted clutter. And taking apart a hot tub could mean the crew spends more time than if they were just moving a sofa. When you hire Junk King, all the labor costs are included in the flat rate.
If you’re scheduling a hot tub removal, then be sure to let Junk King know so that can arrange their schedule and dedicate the time needed to complete the project. As long as Junk King Philadelphia is a phone call away, taking care of a hot tub removal won’t be a problem.
It might seem like a crazy idea to take a soak in a hot tub when that tub is surrounded by snow but for those devotees of a soothing soak nothing beats a winter dip. The key is to make sure your hot tub is protected in the winter. Most models have a kind of “no-freeze” setting. This keeps the temperature of the water at an even warm setting throughout the day and night to prevent the pipes from freezing up. If you have a hot tub that only operates on a timer, you might have to adjust the settings to make sure to avoid those potential freeze-ups.