Swimming Pool Removal and Pool Demolition Services in Adams County, PA

When you look out at your backyard do you see an old, unused swimming pool? A lot of people stop using their swimming pools but don’t seek out Adams County, Pennsylvania swimming pool removal because they are afraid of the costs. Instead, they let their pools fall into disarray, but doing so may actually be increasing the liability of your property. In fact, it can even make your homeowner’s insurance policy void if something happens. Plus, it is simply unattractive and will greatly lower the value of your property.

Luckily, if you work with Remove a Pool we can offer you a low-cost way to remove a swimming pool that is safe and quick. We offer next day service in many cases, and no-obligation free quotes so if you have ever tossed around removing a swimming pool in Adams County now is the time to take action. Just think of how great your yard will look without a swimming pool that is caving in on itself- and think how great you will feel once the project is completed.

Reasons to Consider Removing a Swimming Pool in Adams County

As mentioned, a swimming pool can increase the liability of your property, especially one that is falling into disarray. In addition, a swimming pool increases the price of your homeowner’s insurance, therefore, you may actually save money once you complete your Adams County pool demo. In addition, if you are thinking about selling your home you will get a better asking price if you take care of removing a swimming pool. The process requires no work on your part as Remove a Pool will take care of everything you need to do so including zoning permissions and required paperwork.

Two Types of Swimming Pool Removal

There are two ways that you can take care of your pool removal. Remove A Pool offers both. The first is a partial pool excavation which includes taking off the sides and lining and then caving the pool on itself. After that is done, we cover it up and level the ground with a mixture of soil and rocks to prevent uneven settling. This is the most cost-effective and most common choice.

However, if you plan to build over the old pool site a complete swimming pool removal may be a better choice. This involves removing every aspect of the pool including the foundation and the bottom of the pool. We remove all debris and dispose of it and then fill the hole.

If you are unsure of removing a swimming pool in Adams County give Remove a Pool a call so we can discuss your options. You may be surprised to learn just how easy of a process it is. We offer free quotes and you have nothing to lose by finding out more about the process.

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We provide Inground and Above Ground Pool Removal Services across the entire state of Pennsylvania

If you’re still looking for or still searching for the right pool demolition contractor in Adams County or near you, remember to consider Remove A Pool of Pennsylvania. Check out our work below and see it for yourself. What kind of service you see is what kind of service you get.

COMMERCIAL POOL DEMOLITION

INGROUND SWIMMING POOL DEMOLITION

We assessed the pool and discussed removal options with the client. — Step 1: We assessed the swimming pool, visited the client’s house, and discussed the features he wanted for the area.

The client chose Full Removal. Permits were obtained, and we began draining the pool while breaking the deck. — Step 2: The client chose Full Removal for this project. We successfully obtained all the necessary permits and began draining the pool. Our excavator also started breaking through the pool deck.

We continued deck removal while draining the pool. — Step 3: While continuing to drain the pool, we proceeded with the deck removal process.

The remaining pool water was drained. — Step 4: We drained the remaining water from the pool.

We drilled holes in the pool bottom and demolished the pool wall facing the pathway. — Step 5: We began drilling holes in the bottom of the pool and demolished the side facing the pathway.

The pool structure and deck were completely demolished. — Step 6: We completely demolished the pool structure and the deck.

We removed concrete blocks from the demolished pool and deck. — Step 7: We are now removing some of the concrete blocks that were demolished from the pool and the deck.

Concrete was cleared from the pool bottom and deck. — Step 8: Here, we are removing the concrete from the bottom of the pool and other parts of the deck.

We loaded concrete and rubble into our dump truck for disposal. — Step 9: We began removing the concrete and rubble, loading it into our dump truck.

Large concrete blocks were removed from the pool and deck. — Step 10: At this point, we have successfully removed the large concrete blocks from the deck and the pool.

We cleared metal and debris to prepare the pool area for filling. — Step 11: We are now clearing the remaining debris, such as metal and other waste, from the pool area to prepare it for filling.

The dump truck unloaded the backfill. — Step 12: Our dump truck started unloading the backfill.

Our skid loader graded the area. — Step 13: Our skid loader is grading the area where the pool was removed.

Another truckload of soil was unloaded for leveling. — Step 14: We are now unloading another truckload of soil for leveling.

The area was leveled successfully. — Step 15: At this point, we successfully leveled the area.

We prepared the soil for landscaping. — Step 16: We are preparing the graded soil for landscaping.

The skid loader double-checked grading and compaction for landscaping. — Step 17: Our skid loader double-checked the area to ensure everything is leveled, compacted, and ready for landscaping.

Graded soil was spread for landscaping. — Step 18: We began spreading the graded soil for landscaping.

Soil spreading was completed. — Step 19: We completed spreading the graded soil.

We planted the grass seeds — Step 20: We added the grass seed in this photo

The backyard restoration after pool removal was finished. — Step 20: Here, you can see the results of restoring the client’s backyard.

A view of the yard where the pool was removed. — Step 21: Another view of the backyard where the pool was removed.

Step 22: Weeks later, the final result of our Inground Pool Removal is complete. — Step 22: After weeks and months, this is the final result of our Inground Pool Removal using the Full Pool Removal method.

ABOVE GROUND POOL DEMOLITION

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Types Of Pools We Remove in Adams County

Here are the most common types of pools we remove across the entire state of Pennsylvania.

Concrete Pools

Gunite Pools

Fiberglass Pools

Vinyl Liner Pools

How Much Does it Cost to Remove a Pool in Adams County today?

Based on our previous customers, the pool removal cost in Adams County:

Full Removal of inground pool in Adams County ranges between $10,000 to $20,000.
Partial Removal of inground pool in Adams County ranges from $5,000 to $10,000.
Above Ground Pool Removal: Our two recent projects in Pennsylvania range from $1,800 to $5,000.

These prices are from our database. But don’t rely solely on these price range because every project is unique. In where Adams County is located, factors like pool size, accessibility, and soil type may affect your final price.

We can only give you an exact price for your pool removal project if you schedule a free estimate with us. We need to assess the pool, check its accessibility, and more. Then, we can write a detailed estimate for you.

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Ready to Reclaim Your Outdoor Space?

Contact us today for your free estimate. Whether you need inground or above-ground pool removal or want to convert your pool into a patio, our expert team in Adams County, Pennsylvania will take care of everything from start to finish. Let’s create the backyard you’ve always wanted!

Remove A Pool in Adams County, Pennsylvania. We Make Pools Disappear!