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Bathtub pickup typically starts around $155, though your final price depends on a few factors. The material and weight of the tub matter, since a cast iron tub on a second floor requires more labor than a lightweight acrylic on the ground floor. Curbside pickup costs less than in-home removal, which covers carrying the tub out from inside your bathroom. You'll see your exact price before you confirm the booking, so there are no surprises at pickup.

Yes, the tub needs to be fully disconnected from all supply and drain lines and free from the wall and floor before your Loaders arrive. Your Loaders handle the lifting, carrying, and hauling, not plumbing disconnection or tile and wall demolition. If the tub is still connected or affixed when they arrive, they won't be able to complete the removal. A plumber or your remodel contractor should handle the disconnection before your pickup is scheduled.

Yes, your Loaders handle cast iron tub removal from second-floor bathrooms, including navigating tight staircases and narrow hallways. Cast iron tubs are among the heaviest fixtures in a home, and your Loaders are experienced with the muscle and maneuvering that kind of removal requires. When a tub is too large to fit through a doorway intact, your Loaders can disassemble or cut it down to clear the space. Book in-home pickup so the access details are accounted for in your order.

Your Loaders pick up all common bathtub materials, including acrylic, fiberglass, steel, and cast iron. Freestanding, alcove, drop-in, and walk-in tubs are all accepted, and condition doesn't matter. Whether the tub is cracked, stained, or just outdated, it qualifies for pickup as long as it's already disconnected and free from the wall and floor.

It depends on the pickup type you book. If you book in-home pickup, your Loaders will carry the tub out from inside your bathroom, including from upper floors and tight spaces. If you book curbside pickup, the tub needs to be in an accessible outdoor location before your Loaders arrive. For most bathroom remodels, in-home pickup is the right choice since getting a heavy tub outside on your own defeats the purpose.

Disposal depends on the tub material and what options are available locally. Cast iron and steel tubs may be recycled through local scrap facilities where that option exists, but recycling isn't guaranteed for every pickup. Acrylic and fiberglass tubs are typically landfilled since recycling infrastructure for those materials is limited. Your Loaders prioritize responsible disposal when local options allow.