Specialty Removal
Hot tubs, sheds, decks, brush, scrap metal and construction debris — the awkward stuff nobody wants to touch.
What's involved
The work, explained plainly
Some jobs need more than muscle: a hot tub that has to be cut apart in place, a shed that has to come down without hitting the fence, a pile of construction debris with nails in it. We assess access and safety first, then take it apart and take it away.
Included in this service
- Hot tub removal
- Shed demolition and removal
- Deck demolition
- Brush and yard debris removal
- Metal and scrap removal
- Construction debris removal
Why people hire TLC for it
- Disassembly in place when access is tight
- Site left clear of nails, splinters and debris
- Metal and scrap separated out
- Free assessment before the crew arrives
Questions about this service
How do you remove a hot tub from a deck?
Usually by draining, disconnecting and cutting the shell into manageable sections on site. We'll confirm access, electrical disconnect and deck condition during the assessment.
Do you take construction debris with nails and screws?
Yes, as long as it's contained and safe to handle. Let us know what materials are involved so we can bring the right equipment.
Can you take brush and yard debris?
Yes — branches, brush, and yard debris can be hauled on their own or added to another job.
Acceptance of any project depends on site conditions, equipment, safety, permits and applicable regulations. Non-load-bearing wall removal requires a site assessment, and structural work requires confirmation from an engineer or licensed contractor.
Your Junk, Our Mission.
Need specialty removal handled?
Send photos through the estimate form — you'll get a firm, written number before we schedule.