Indoor Pool Removal Services in MD, VA, PA, DE, TX, D.C. and more!

If you’re tired of all the work, rising utility costs and the constant smell of chlorine that comes with owning an indoor pool call us here at Remove A Pool.

Our team of fully licensed pool removal contractors focuses solely on swimming pool removal, making us the most specialized and experienced pool removal company in the country. We handle the entire job from start to finish for you to ensure that every step in the project is completed to our high standards, and we even take care of the permits, inspections, debris removal and insurance.

Why Remove an Indoor Pool?

Common Reasons for Indoor Pool Removal

Indoor pools can become burdensome over time. Here are a few common reasons why homeowners choose to remove their indoor pools:

• High Maintenance Costs: Indoor pools require constant maintenance, heating, and humidity control, leading to high energy usage and costs.
• Repurposing the Space: Homeowners often remove their pool to create more practical living spaces such as a home gym, entertainment room, or additional living quarters.
• Structural Concerns: Over time, pools may cause issues like leaks, foundation damage, or outdated design, prompting removal.
• Increase Property Value: Transforming the space into something functional often boosts property value by making the home more versatile.

The Indoor Pool Removal Process

Initial Assessment and Planning

Our process starts with a thorough consultation. We assess the structure, layout, and logistics of your pool removal. Our team also manages necessary permits and ensures safety protocols are in place for an indoor demolition.

Drainage and Deconstruction

1. Pool Drainage: The first step is to safely drain the water, preventing any flooding or damage.
2. Deconstruction: We carefully dismantle the pool, including tile or liner removal, concrete or fiberglass breakdown, and safely disconnect plumbing and filtration systems.

Debris Removal and Disposal

Once the pool is deconstructed, all debris, including concrete, tiles, or liners, is removed from the home and disposed of in accordance with local regulations, ensuring a clean space.

Indoor Pool Removal Costs

Factors Affecting Indoor Pool Removal Costs

Several factors influence the cost of indoor pool removal:

• Size and Type of Pool: Larger pools and those made of concrete are more expensive to remove than smaller fiberglass pools.
• Complexity: Pools with extensive plumbing and electrical systems may require more intricate work.
• Permits: Local permits may be required, impacting overall costs.
• Post-Removal Restoration: Additional expenses like new flooring, walls, or HVAC adjustments may be needed.

What to Expect After Indoor Pool Removal

Space Repurposing Ideas

Once your pool is removed, the possibilities are endless for repurposing the space:

• Home Gym: Convert the area into a fitness space.
• Entertainment Room: Use it as a media or game room.
• Living Area: Create an additional bedroom, guest space, or studio.

Structural Considerations Post-Removal

It’s important to reinforce flooring and walls after pool removal. Proper insulation, ventilation, and new flooring may also be necessary to ensure the space is comfortable and functional.

Have An Unwanted Rooftop Pool? Call Us

While everyone loves the idea of lounging on a rooftop during those hot, sunny summer days and nights, not everyone wants to go for a swim.

Our team of licensed pool removal experts has the experience it takes to de-commission, dismantle, and dispose of your rooftop pool in a way that minimizes disruption to your guests and tenants. We work quickly and efficiently – without compromising on quality or safety.

Remember, even a small rooftop pool can hold thousands of gallons of water and be built with tons of plastic, fiberglass, metal, and concrete – that’s why you simply can’t afford to take chances by hiring an inexperienced contractor to remove your rooftop pool.

Indoor Pool Removal for Hotels and Resorts

While having an indoor pool used to be a big draw for tourists and business travelers, indoor pools at hotels and resorts tend to be underused, expensive to maintain, and difficult to monitor. Worse yet, there are significant personal injury risks associated with having an indoor pool on your tourist property – that’s why savvy hospitality executives are increasingly opting to call us here at Remove A Pool.

Indoor Pool Demolition for Schools, Counties, and Multi-Tenant Properties

We work with educational institutions, governments, and apartment managers who need their indoor swimming pools, spas, and hot tubs removed in the fastest, most efficient way possible.

All of the work we do fully comply with all county, state, and federal building codes and safety regulations, and each one of our indoor pool removal contractors has successfully completed an extensive background check for your peace of mind.

Why Choose Remove A Pool for Indoor Pool Removal?

Experience with Indoor Projects

Our team has extensive experience in handling indoor pool removal, ensuring that all the unique challenges, such as limited space and noise control, are managed professionally.

Safe, Efficient, and Compliant Services

We adhere to all local regulations and prioritize safety in every project. Our team works efficiently to minimize disruptions to your home while ensuring that the job is done right the first time.

Frequently Asked Questions About Indoor Pool Removal

Common Questions

• How long does it take to remove an indoor pool?
• Will the removal damage other parts of my home?
• What permits are required for indoor pool removal?
• Can I repurpose the space after partial pool removal?

Contact Us for Indoor Pool Removal Services

To get started with your indoor pool removal project, call us here at Remove A Pool or complete our online contact form to request your free, no-obligation estimate.

We’ll inspect your unwanted pool, explain our services, and provide you with all the information you need to make an informed choice about your next swimming pool removal contractor.