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Spa Equipment Removal Services

Our Expert Spa Equipment Removal Professionals remove all types of spa equipment!

Not only do we remove and dispose of above-ground (portable) and in-ground spas, but we also remove all related equipment. We are experienced and qualified to remove, disconnect and cap off GAS, ELECTRICAL and WATER and leave everything 100% safe and clean!

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We make sure that every spa removal service we provide has an outstanding experience with excellent communication and customer satisfaction. Our professionals will work with you from start to finish during the process of removing your old spa and making sure it gets disposed of properly and responsibly. Our team is here to help you and provide you with the best service possible!

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For larger projects, jobs that require special equipment, or if you’re shopping around for prices, we’ll give you an estimate and then schedule a time that’s convenient for you to complete the demolition.

Just like our junk removal service, we can complete most demolition projects within 24 hours of booking.
Our team has all the training, skills, and equipment to safely offer a large variety of demolition services.
We’ll give you an on-site estimate. Small or standard demolition jobs can be completed immediately.
We’ll schedule a date and time for the service that’s convenient for you.

What Types of Filters Swimming Pool ?

There are three types of filters available: D.E. filters, cartridge filters, and sand filters. But when used properly, any of the three will do its job of keeping your pool clean and clear.

D.E. Filter Cleanings

D.E. filters can filter particles as small as 3-5 microns. D.E. particles are hollow with high porosity, which makes an excellent filter media, however, what makes it great can also make it a nightmare.

Cartridge Filters

Cartridge filters use a paper-type cartridge as the filter media. The cartridge filters can capture particles as small as 10-20 microns. These filters do not require backwashing, allowing you to save water and help run an energy-efficient pool.

Sand Filters

Sand filters are the most popular type of filter because they are considered to be the easiest to own and maintain. They use specially graded sand as the filter media and capture particles that are 20-40 microns in size.