Put in an ad for FREE hot tub, however buyer must remove. Now some words of caution, if this is a 240 volt model, make sure the disconnect switch is in the OFF position, and then LOCK it. The wiring to the tub would also need to be removed. If it is in a screened in area, you will probably need to have the screening removed and possibly the support aluminum, I know from experience.
If the hot tub is JUNK, cut it up with a reciprocating saw, the trash company for a large pickup, and put the pieces where they tell you.
NOTE: I used SPA Kingdom to move ours, cost $150 to move about 30 feet, no idea of the cost to completely remove. Neighbors had a couple of guys from T&D (I think) removed theirs for free as it was still in good condition.
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Pennsylvania, for 60+ years, most recently, Allentown, now TV. 
Last edited by villagetinker; 11-16-2018 at 09:32 AM.
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