Build an estimate-ready project brief.
A useful request shows the object, the setting, the access route, and the exact stopping point.
Hot tub
- Length, width, and approximate height
- Freestanding, recessed, or built into a deck
- Cabinet and shell condition
- Water fully drained
- Electrical or gas status confirmed
Access
- Narrowest gate or doorway
- Stairs, landings, and tight turns
- Slope, lawn, gravel, or soft ground
- Distance to legal loading space
- Fence sections or gates involved
Related scope
- Deck boards or framing to remove
- Enclosure, steps, or rails
- Concrete pad or dense material
- Additional sorted debris
- What must remain undisturbed
Photos
- One wide scene photo
- All four sides of the tub
- Equipment bay and connections
- Narrow points on the route
- Loading and parking area
Do not prepare by dismantling.
Leave unstable, heavy, or connected parts in place. Keep chemicals and unknown liquids separate. The checklist is meant to improve the assessment, not shift dangerous work onto the customer.