Procedure
Stages of Swimming Pool Removal - Featured Photos
Cave-In Method
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This is the most popular and cost effective method for removing an unwanted swimming pool.
For Concrete pools, the sides are cut down 18" to 24" below ground level. Then, 1 or 2 - 4 ft x 4 ft holes are cut in the floor of the pool, depending on the size of the pool. This allows for proper drainage.
For Vinyl pools, the liner is removed and the steel is cut down. The steel is disposed of. Then, 1 or 2 - 4 ft x 4 ft holes are cut in the floor of the pool. This allows for proper drainage.
All concrete is placed in the bottom of the pool. Any unwanted concrete decks can be cut down and placed in the bottom of the pool.
For Concrete pools, the sides are cut down 18" to 24" below ground level. Then, 1 or 2 - 4 ft x 4 ft holes are cut in the floor of the pool, depending on the size of the pool. This allows for proper drainage.
For Vinyl pools, the liner is removed and the steel is cut down. The steel is disposed of. Then, 1 or 2 - 4 ft x 4 ft holes are cut in the floor of the pool. This allows for proper drainage.
All concrete is placed in the bottom of the pool. Any unwanted concrete decks can be cut down and placed in the bottom of the pool.
Complete Removal
Complete removal is just what it sounds like; the pool is completely removed. Everything is cut, removed and disposed of.
Above Ground Pools
We also remove above ground pools. The pool is stripped of all its accessories, and collapsed and disposed of.
