Remove A Pool in Fallston, Maryland. We Make Pools Disappear!

When removing a pool in Fallston, Maryland, or when considering the removal of a pool, you’ll likely want to know what to expect. It’s human nature to want to know what to expect from anything before getting started.

And that’s why Remove A Pool wants to help by providing you with some insight into what you can expect when we’re on the job handling the removal of your old pool.

While it may seem like a stressful process, stress is reduced when you contract with a competent team of demolition contractors — a team like the Remove A Pool team.

Requesting an Estimate

Your first step to removing a pool in Fallston, Maryland is to request your estimate. When you request an estimate with Remove A Pool, your estimate is FREE. Requests can be made online or by giving us a call.

Once we’ve received your request, we’ll contact you to set up a time that works for you. On the day of your estimate, we’ll provide you with the cost of Fallston, Maryland pool demolition and we’ll answer any questions you may have.

A Permit – We Might Need It

Depending upon local statutes and regulations, we may need a permit to perform our services on your property. This is something we’ll quickly investigate and, if needed, we’ll pick up the permit to perform Fallston, Maryland pool demolition. Once we have the permit, we’ll get started as soon as possible.

Removing Water – Is there water in the pool?

If your pool has water, we’ll need to drain this out. This is no problem at all and to drain the water, we’ll drill holes into the concrete. Water drainage will occur during day 1 of demolition.

Demolition

When it comes to the actual method used to remove your old pool, you have options. The Remove A Pool team may perform an partial demolition or we may perform an full demolition. The partial method tends to be the most popular choice amongst property owners for pricing reasons.

Both methods are equally adequate; however, in some instances it is recommended to perform an full removal. In the end, your choice should boil down to budget, preference, and your plans for this area of the property.

During an partial demolition, we’ll demolish part of the pool and with an full removal we’ll demolish the entire pool. Part of the partial process involves the careful punching of holes into the lower portion of the remaining concrete. These holes will help the buried pool to drain in the future when it rains.

Debris Removal and a Fresh Start For the Lawn

Following demolition, we’ll remove all of the debris from the property. Concrete is recycled and our team will plant grass seed for property owners upon request. There is an additional charge for the grass seed service.

To find out more about removing a pool in Fallston, Maryland, or to receive your FREE estimate, contact Remove A Pool today!