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Real completed work | Peoria, AZ | October 2026
This Peoria spa sat within a recessed patio surround. These photos begin with the surround already opened, show the exposed spa shell and return to the same patio after the shell was removed.
These October 2, 2026 photographs show the spa removed from the same Peoria patio surround. The recessed opening remains visible after removal. This comparison documents haul-away of the spa and does not present the opening as filled or the patio as rebuilt.
This spa sat within a recessed surround in a Peoria patio. The photo sequence begins with the surround already opened and loose dismantling material visible beside it. The exposed shell and the edge of the opening can be seen before the shell is removed.
This setup differs from a portable spa standing on gravel. The surrounding structure and the opening need to be reviewed along with the unit itself. The photos show shell removal from this particular patio; they do not establish the condition beneath another customer’s spa.
The final photo shows the spa shell gone and the patio recess still open. The existing base, edges of the opening and remaining lines are visible. The surrounding patio and gazebo remain in place.
Removing the spa did not make this space a finished, level patio. That distinction matters when planning your next step: filling the recess, repairing the structure or installing a new surface needs a separate plan with the appropriate contractor.
Start with the result you need after the unit is gone. If you want the opening filled or the patio made level, tell Reset about that goal when discussing the removal scope, and coordinate any follow-on work separately. A quote for hauling away a spa should clearly distinguish removal from rebuilding the space.
You do not need to dismantle the surround just to request a quote. Send photos of its current condition so Reset can review the setup first. Do not enter or lean into an exposed recess for photographs.
Surround construction, how the shell is positioned, access for dismantling and the material included in haul-away all affect the removal plan. Ask which components and loose debris are included and what will remain. The actual price and total duration of this photographed project are not recorded here.
This project left an open recess after shell removal. Filling, structural repair and resurfacing are separate work to plan with the appropriate contractor. Recessed or built-in placements require a project-specific review before Reset confirms a quote.
Start with that photo, but also show the surrounding patio, equipment area and loading route. A top view can hide the surround construction and access restrictions. Reset may need more information before confirming whether the job fits the service and providing a quote.
This job had a spa inside a recessed patio surround, with an opening left after shell removal. A freestanding unit on gravel presents a different setup. Send the current condition of your own spa so its removal and the space left behind can be assessed individually.
Access and the surrounding structure change the removal plan. Compare this recessed setup with an intact spa removed from a Peoria side yard and a Peoria gravel-side spa sectioned for loading. All three are Peoria projects, and each shows its own removal result.
Review our hot-tub removal service and our Peoria junk removal service. You can also browse more completed jobs.
If your spa also sits below the surrounding patio, plan the next-stage handoff before removal.
Call or text 480-931-9725 with photos of the items and access path. We confirm the scope, price and available appointment before work begins.