Thinking About Removing Your Pool in Virginia?
You’re Not Alone – Here’s Why More Homeowners Are Doing It
Let’s be honest, having a pool used to sound like a dream… until the maintenance took over. These days, more and more folks in Virginia are deciding to take their pools out. And it makes sense when you think about it.
Here are some of the most common reasons:
- The upkeep costs too much, and water bills keep climbing
- It’s tough to keep the water clean, and no one wants a mosquito breeding ground
- You’re constantly fishing out frogs, bugs, and leaves
- It’s a safety concern with kids or pets running around
- You’d rather have more usable yard space
- You’re getting the place ready to sell
Getting rid of your pool isn’t just about saving money or cutting down on weekend chores. It also gets rid of stagnant water that can attract pests or even become contaminated. Plus, it opens up your yard for something you’ll actually enjoy — and it can add to your home’s value down the road.
Remove or Renovate?
Here’s How to Decide What’s Right for You
If your pool is old, cracked, or leaking all the time, removing it might be the better move. Renovating sounds like a quick fix, but it can cost just as much as tearing it out, and it doesn’t always solve the long-term problems.
When you remove it, you’re starting fresh. No more patch jobs or chasing leaks. Just a clean, open space where you can build a patio, plant a garden, or finally have the yard you’ve been wanting.
How We Demolish and Remove Pools in Virginia
Here’s What the Process Looks Like
We keep it simple and stress and hassle free from the beginning to the end. Here’s how it goes:
- Free Inquiry and On Site Estimate
We come by, take a look at your pool, and walk you through the options. No pressure, no surprises. - Permit Help
Every city or county has its own rules. We’ll take care of all the paperwork so you don’t have to deal with it. - Draining and Demo
We safely pump out the excess water, we take the swimming pool apart using the right equipment, and haul it off. We keep things clean and controlled so your yard isn’t a total mess. - Filling and Compacting
Once the pool is gone, we fill the area with soil and level it smoothly, to keep the area stable. - Final Grading
We clean and level it out again so your yard is stable and ready for whatever’s next – fresh grass, a new patio, or even a firepit.
Full vs Partial Pool Removal
What is the difference?
- Full Pool Removal – its the best option if you want to do something big with the space later, like a build or major landscaping. It completely takes out the pool structure and helps your property value in the long run.
- Partial Pool Removal – is faster and more budget-friendly. It’s a good choice if you just want the pool gone. Just a heads-up though, some counties in Virginia don’t allow this, so we’ll help you check.
What Types of Pools Do We Remove?
Pretty Much All of Them
We’ve taken out just about every kind of pool you can imagine across Virginia, including:
- Concrete and gunite pools
- Fiberglass pools
- Vinyl liner pools
- Above-ground pools
Whether you’re in a quiet neighborhood or near the beach in , we’ve helped all kinds of homeowners reclaim their outdoor space. We also handle community and commercial pools like (university or school pools, olympic size pool, hotel indoor pools and etc.) – Say Goodbye To Your Pool Problems!
Why Work With Us for Pool Removal in Virginia?
Here’s What Sets Us Apart
We’re local to Virginia, so we know the ins and outs of the soil, local codes, and permit process. You won’t get passed off to random subcontractors. Our crew is experienced, friendly, and does the job right the first time.
We also keep the process fast, clean, and affordable — no drama, no hidden fees.
Want to See the Results for Yourself?
Check Out Our Reviews and Before/After Photos
We’ve helped a ton of Virginia homeowners take back their backyards. Check out the reviews and photo gallery to see the kind of transformations we’re talking about.
Before and After Photos
What Comes After the Pool’s Gone?
The Fun Part – Thinking About What You Can Do In Your Backyard
Once the pool is out, you’ve got a blank canvas. Some of the most popular ideas we’ve seen include:
- Laying down fresh grass for a wide open lawn
- Building a patio or deck for hanging out with friends and relatives
- Starting a vegetable or flower garden
- Creating a kid-friendly play space or a cozy firepit hangout
- And best of all – no more frogs in the water or worrying about pests taking over.
We don’t just leave you with a pile of dirt. We’ll help prep the area, level the soil, and even offer some ideas to get your new outdoor space started.
Ready to Say Goodbye to the Pool?
Let’s make it happen. Get in touch for a free estimate and let’s talk about what’s possible for your backyard.
