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Pool Demolition, Removal and, Finishing Services
Our certified team of experts will work closely with you to understand your needs and goals for your outdoor living space. We will provide you with a comprehensive plan that outlines the entire demolition process, from start to finish.
If you are ready to take your outdoor living space to the next level, contact Rock Environmental today. We are committed to providing our clients with the highest level of service and quality.
Above & In-ground
Swimming Pool Demolition
Above-Ground Pool
Removing an above-ground pool is less complicated than one might think. Draining the pool, tearing it down, and then filling the area with topsoil and grass seed is all that is involved.
In-Ground Pool
In-ground pool removal typically involves draining the pool, drilling holes in the bottom, demolishing the top surrounding walls, and filling with pool with backfill and topsoil. This can change depending on which method you choose.
Swimming Pool Removal and Fill-In Methods
There are two ways to demolish a pool properly. One removal process is to partially deconstruct it and cover it with rubble and dirt, and the other is to totally remove the pool structure before filling the cavity with dirt.
Partial Pool Demolition
Partial pool demolition can often be a more practical and cost-effective option for pool owners who want to get rid of their pool in a less time-consuming way.
- Partial Pool Removal or Pool Fill-in Method with No Backfill for New Installation
- Partial Pool Removal or Pool Fill-in with Engineered Backfill
Complete Inground Pool Removal
Complete pool removal includes breaking up the entire structure using heavy machinery. Concrete removal is part of this process instead of using it as filler.
- Full Pool Removal with Non-Engineered Backfill
- Full Pool Removal with Engineered Backfill
**Our expert team can help you decide which method will be best for your pool demolition project**
Things to Consider When Choosing a Demolition Process
01.
Impact on Land Stability
Partial pool demolition followed by backfilling and compacting is not recommended if you plan on building a new structure in the future. This area will likely experience shifting or sinkage if it is not properly filled and compacted.
02.
Cost
Depending on the size of the pool and what type of equipment is needed, the cost can vary. Complete pool demolition is going to cost significantly more than a partial demolition.
03.
Effect on Land Desirability
You will need to disclose to potential buyers how your pool was filled in, as this can affect the value of your property. Usually, if you had the pool completely removed, future use will have fewer restrictions, making it easier to sell.