Regency Removal
Moving it, not losing it.
Across town, across the yard, or out of a house you are selling. A hot tub is several hundred pounds of awkward, and the two most common ways they get damaged are a dropped corner and a cracked shell from being lifted in the wrong place.
Three jobs that look the same and are not.
Across the yard
New patio, new deck, or the spot you chose five years ago turned out to be where the wind comes from. Short distance, but still needs the right equipment.
To a new house
Two access routes to assess instead of one. We look at both before quoting, because the tight one sets the price.
Out of a sale
Sometimes the buyer wants it gone, sometimes you want to take it with you. Either way there is usually a date that cannot move, so tell us early.
Before you book
What we will ask you.
Roughly how big it is, where it is now, where it is going, and what stands between the two. Gates, steps, slopes, overhanging branches and gravel all matter. So does whether there is power waiting at the other end — a spa that arrives before its circuit does just sits there.
If it is going more than a short distance, expect us to talk about draining it fully and about protecting the plumbing against freezing. In Colorado that is not a formality between October and April.
