Swimming Pool Demolition and Removal, How Its Done and Our Prices
Swimming pool demolition and removal takes several steps, both inground and above ground. By draining out the water, using special machinery to demolish the concrete and collect debris and dirt. This is a service of which you can count on Silla Trucking Inc for. We have all the tools required to get the job done.
If you wish to know about our prices, you may contact us at (602) 780-3343.
Removing Your Pool Has Many Benefits
- You save time and money on swimming pool maintenance.
- If you sell your house, it may increase the number of potential buyers and make your home easier to sell.
- You no longer have the additional hazards and liabilities that come with pool ownership.
- You have more yard space for other activities or landscaping opportunities.
- If you have young children, removing your pool eliminates any potential safety hazards associated with pool ownership.
Our Method For Removing An Inground Pool
Full Removal with Non-Engineered Backfill
How it works: The pool is drained, and all materials (e.g. concrete/gunite, fiberglass, liner, re-bar, etc.) are removed and hauled away. The area is then filled and compacted without the supervision of an engineer.
Advantages:
Although you will have to disclose that you fully removed a pool that was once on the property, it should have little to no impact on your home's value.
With no concrete buried in the old pool, the risk of sinkage and seepage is greatly reduced, even eliminated.
Disadvantages:
A majority of cities consider the area of the former pool to be non-buildable, meaning no additions or dwellings can exist there. However, the area is still suitable for sheds, concrete, landscaping, trees, etc.
Do I Need To Get A Permit Before Demolishing My Pool?
That depends on your local government. Although in many cases, a permit is required.
The cost of a permit may be anywhere from zero to several hundred dollars, depending on your local municipality.
It's also important to note that many local governments have rules about how a pool must be removed.
Can The Heavy Equipment Used For Pool Removal Damage My Landscaping Or Underground Services, Like A Septic Tank?
Depending on the heavy equipment used to demolish your pool, damage can be done to landscaping, driveways, septic tanks, sewer connections, etc.
This is why it's important to work with an experienced pool removal contractor. They will carefully consider how to gain access to the pool, and what size or type of equipment is best for your particular swimming pool and yard.
How Many Estimates Should I Get For My Swimming Pool Removal Project?
Inground pool removals are costly, so it is best to get more than one estimate and more than one opinion on the best way to go about the pool demolition project.
The estimate should be in writing and include details, like:
- Payment schedule
- Dates for project start and completion
- Who is responsible for obtaining and paying for any necessary pool removal permits
At Silla Trucking Inc, we want to do what is best for our clients and achieve what they are looking for. If you are interested in doing business with us, Silla Trucking Inc would be able to go to your location and give you a free estimated quote.