Hot Tub Movers
We move drained, disconnected hot tubs through gates, side yards and slopes on a hot tub cart, then set them on the level base waiting at your new home.
Hot Tub Movers for Ohio Backyards
A hot tub is a big, awkward shell that weighs hundreds of pounds even when it is empty, and it rarely sits somewhere easy to reach. Most are tucked behind the house, past a gate, down a slope or up on a deck. Moving one takes planning, the right equipment, and enough people to control it the whole way. Our crews move hot tubs between homes and around the same property, and it is one of the jobs covered by our heavy item movers.
What You Handle Before Move Day
We move the tub, not the wiring. Before our crew arrives, the tub needs to be fully drained and the power shut off and disconnected by your electrician. Most hot tubs run on a dedicated circuit, and that work belongs to a licensed professional, not a moving crew. Let the tub sit open for a day after draining so leftover water can dry out of the footwell, and take off the cover and steps. If the tub is built into a deck or sits under a gazebo, tell us early, since part of that structure may need to come off first.
How We Move a Hot Tub
We measure the route from the tub to the truck before move day, including gate widths, side yards, steps and soft ground. On the day, the crew tips the tub onto its side and onto a hot tub cart, a low dolly built for that weight and shape. On edge, a tub needs far less width, which is often what gets it through a narrow side yard. We lay ramps and plywood across lawns and steps, then load and strap the tub in the truck. At the new home we set it on the level, prepared base you have ready, usually a concrete pad or a reinforced deck, and leave the hookup to your electrician.
Hot Tub Moving Across Dayton and Cincinnati
Our movers based in Dayton and our Cincinnati moving team handle hot tubs on their own or on the same day as your house move. If the game room has a slate table too, our pool table moving crew can take it in one trip. Every mover is a Dow employee and every job is insured.
