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CSS offer a reliable and efficient service which can be tailored to meet individual needs. Our removal team is experienced in the moving and positioning of hot tubs and will safely move your tub to it's new location.
What vehicle will be used to transport my hot tub?
CSS have a range of specially designed trailers, which are suitable to transport hot tubs. They are ideal for home deliveries/collections as they suit access to most houses, so you do not have to worry about a large lorry turning up.
How many men will be supplied to complete the move?
CSS will supply two men with the expertise to quickly and safely move your tub. If you think extra labour will be required to move the tub through difficult areas, then we suggest you arrange extra labour to be available on the day. We can supply extra men if requested, but this will increase the price considerably as our vehicles can only carry two men, so an extra vehicle would also be required.
How will my hot tub be moved?
The hot tub will be moved onto its end, and placed on a special trolley called a 'Spa Kart'. The tub is then wheeled out of position on the 'Spa Kart', and loaded onto our vehicle. After transportation, the hot tub is unloaded and wheeled into its new position on the 'Spa Kart'.
Please note that it is the customer's responsibility to ensure that there is suitable access for the spa to be wheeled on the 'Spa Kart' at the both the removal address and the new address
What should I consider when checking if access is suitable
Dimensions are critical and there must be sufficient allowance for the height and width of the spa on the 'Spa Kart'. Please remember that the tub is moved on end, so the width becomes the height, and the height becomes the width. Ideally, we require clear level access over hard ground. Soft ground (and one or two small steps) can be overcome by ramping or boarding in advance if requested.
Large steps, inclines, etc. can however cause problems. If unsure, please contact us for advice. If the tub needs to be taken off the trolly to negotiate a difficult area like steps, then you may need to arrange extra labour to move the spa. When checking the access route, beware of tree and shrub branches, gate arches, low roof eaves, drain pipes, central heating flues, outside taps and overhanging power cables narrowing access. Also remember to check there is an adequate turning space in corners.
For any advice or queries, please contact CSS on:
Complete Spa Services
David Cox: 0808 225 5277
Web: http://www.css-wales.co.uk
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