Real completed work | Peoria, AZ | October 2026
This Peoria project shows a portable hot tub removed from a gravel area beside a home. The photo sequence follows the exposed spa, a cut shell section, the loaded material and the same area after removal.
The October 1, 2026 photos show the same red-gravel strip beside this Peoria home before spa haul-away and after removal. The wall vent, air-conditioning unit and paver path remain visible in both views.

This portable spa stood on gravel beside the home, close to a paved path. The first work-stage photo shows the exterior panels already removed, exposing the cabinet frame, insulation and plumbing around the shell.
The next views show a cut shell section on the path and the removed shell, cabinet pieces and insulation loaded in the trailer. Together, they show the dismantling and loading stages of this Peoria removal, rather than just an empty spot afterward.
The final view shows the spa gone from beside the home. The gravel footprint and adjoining path are visible again, with the wall and window providing a direct comparison to the earlier photo.
The finished result shown here is removal of the spa from that space. It does not include a new patio, replacement landscaping or changes to nearby home equipment. Those are separate items to identify if you are planning work after a removal.




A spa beside a house can have limited working space even when the yard itself is open. In this job, gravel, the paved path and the home wall define the area around the unit. For your quote, show those surroundings as well as the spa so Reset can review how sections would reach the loading area.
This project’s shell was divided into sections for loading. The amount of sectioning and handling for another spa depends on its construction and access. Reset reviews those details before confirming the removal plan and quote.
Show the full spa, the ground around it, the path to the trailer, gates and tight turns. Include gate measurements and steps when relevant. Reset reviews the route before confirming the removal plan and price.
The spa must be fully drained and safely disconnected from utilities before removal begins. Arrange utility disconnection with a qualified professional when needed. Send photos of the equipment area and access route so Reset can confirm the removal plan and agreed scope.
The spa in this project was divided into sections before loading. Send photos of your unit and its route out so Reset can assess whether dismantling is appropriate. A narrow gate or turn needs an individual review rather than an assumption that the whole unit will fit.
The work pictured here was completed in Peoria. Reset also offers spa removal in Surprise and Sun City West. For a similar job, text the full spa, gate measurements, turns and route to the loading area. Size, construction, access, sectioning needs, labor and disposal affect the quote; scheduling is confirmed for your property.
Compare this gravel-side project with an intact spa removed from a Peoria side yard and a Peoria recessed-patio spa removal. The recessed project left an open patio recess after the shell was removed.
Review our hot-tub removal service and our Peoria junk removal service. You can also browse more completed jobs.
For your own spa pickup, show the current preparation status and the whole route to the loading area.
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.