The old pool sitting in your backyard could be holding you back from doing a number of things. It could also be a cause for unnecessary stress and worry; stress and worry over its removal or over potential liability issues. Say goodbye to stress and worry when you call the professional Talbot County Maryland pool removal experts of Remove A Pool.

Removing a pool in Talbot County Maryland with the pros of Remove A Pool is a breeze. It’s a breeze because we’ve been doing this for over 20 years and we’re experts in the field of pool removal in the areas of both Virginia and Maryland.

Common Reasons for Talbot County Maryland Pool Removal

Reasons for removing a pool in Talbot County Maryland vary, but these are some of the most common reasons for pool removal:

  • When a pool is old, it may require frequent costly repairs. Once a pool has reached its lifetime, you may want to consider pool removal.
  • If you’re interested in a new pool, you may need to remove the old pool first.
  • To make room for other backyard uses.
  • To sell a home. Your home may sell better minus the pool.
  • To avoid various liability issues.

If you can relate to any of the above, it’s time to speak with a professional.

Remove A Pool’s Talbot County Maryland Demolition Process

This is what you can expect from our professional and safe demolition process:

Your Estimate: Before we can get started and remove the pool in your backyard, you’ll need to first request an estimate. During your estimate you can expect to learn the cost of services, your options, to ask any questions you may have regarding our demolition process, and a quick assessment of your pool.

Additional Permits: Before getting started we’ll find out if we need additional permits to break ground. If we do, we’ll acquire them.

Water Drainage: If the pool still has water inside of it, we’ll have to drain the water first.

Demolition: Now it’s time for demolition. When it comes time for demolition, your old pool will either be removed with an abandonment demolition or an exhumation demolition. If you’d like the entire pool removed, we’ll perform an exhumation demolition. If you’d like to save a little money, we’ll do an abandonment demolition.

With an abandonment demolition, well remove a lot of the pool and then punch holes into the bottom. These holes will allow for drainage later. With both types of demolition we’ll utilize state-of-the-art equipment and carefully fill the remaining hole with dirt and rocks.

Debris Removal and Grass: Upon completion of our pool removal services, we’ll then take away the remaining debris and transfer it to a recycling facility. If you’re interested in fresh grass, we can do that too. In addition to demolition, we also plant fresh grass in the bare area left behind by the old pool if requested by our valued customers.

To learn more about removing a pool in Talbot County with the pool demolition pros of Remove A Pool, contact us today!

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

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

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Types Of Pools We Remove in Talbot County

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

Concrete Pools

Gunite Pools

Fiberglass Pools

Vinyl Liner Pools

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

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

  • Full Removal of inground pool in Talbot County ranges between $10,000 to $20,000.
  • Partial Removal of inground pool in Talbot County ranges from $5,000 to $10,000.
  • Above Ground Pool Removal: Our two recent projects in 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 Talbot 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.

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 Talbot County, will take care of everything from start to finish. Let’s create the backyard you’ve always wanted!

A Maryland backyard during pool demolition by Remove A Pool, with heavy machinery breaking up the concrete and debris scattered around.A beautifully restored backyard in Maryland after a pool removal by Remove A Pool, featuring freshly laid sod and a clean, green lawn.
A Delaware backyard pool in the process of demolition by Remove A Pool, with heavy machinery breaking apart the concrete structure.Delaware pool demolition completed by Remove A Pool, showing a smooth and prepared ground where the pool once was, surrounded by tall trees.
An excavated site in Dallas, Texas, after a pool demolition by Remove A Pool, with rainwater collecting in the empty space.A freshly leveled and prepared site in Dallas, Texas, after a pool demolition by Remove A Pool, with workers finishing the final touches.
Virginia backyard with an unused, algae-filled swimming pool awaiting demolition and removal by Remove A Pool.After photo of a backyard in Virginia where Remove A Pool has completed a pool demolition, with straw covering the newly leveled ground.