Rural-edge and village properties can have longer carries; photos should include the driveway and proposed loading point.
Approximate straight-line distance from Greenleaf using U.S. Census geographic coordinates. This is not a drive-time estimate. Email to confirm availability for the property address.
Include wide photos of the hot tub and its surroundings, approximate dimensions, the utility status, and a continuous view of the route to the street or loading area.
It should identify what will be removed, which surfaces or structures stay, who handles utility disconnection, and where the work ends. If the tub is recessed, oversized, indoors, or on an elevated deck, say so before scheduling.
Review the main service scope →Email the exact property address, tub type, and access details to confirm availability.
Share its current condition. The approved plan should state who drains it and who makes power and plumbing safe.
Only when it is assessed and listed in the written scope. Tub removal does not automatically include deck demolition or repair.
Clear photos, dimensions, access measurements, and a complete list of items reduce avoidable follow-up.
Share the tub type, measurements, photos, and access details. The scope should be clear before a date is set.