Inground Pool Removal

Thinking of removing your inground pool? Get answers to all your biggest questions, from reasons to remove your pool to the process, costs, and environmental considerations.

Whether you're looking to reclaim valuable space, reduce your expenses, or simply give your backyard a fresh start, inground pool removal can offer remarkable before-and-after results. Learn the challenges, benefits, and process involved with pool removal.

Can the removal of an inground pool actually enhance property value? Discover the factors that influence this decision and explore the impact of pool removal on real estate values.

Filling in a pool is a fast and inexpensive option for getting rid of a pool, but it isn't always allowed. If pool fill-ins are allowed in your area, get a permit to ensure it's done properly and is not an issue if/when selling your home in the future.

If you have an old pool that's gone unused for a long time or is simply starting to show its age, you may be considering replacing the pool or removing it altogether. Find out the costs of pool replacement, how it's done, and your other options.

Thinking about remodeling or removing your old concrete swimming pool? You've come to the right place. Get answers to common questions, like how much each option costs, which option you should choose, and how to find the right contractor.

The cost of swimming pool demolition projects vary based on several key factors. This guide will discuss some of these factors and help you save money on your inground pool removal.

If you’re a homeowner with a pool that you’d like to have removed, find out why the winter is often a great time of year to fill in your inground pool.

Learn more about pool removal methods, average costs, the pros and cons of each pool removal type, and how to find the right contractor for the job.

If you're debating whether or not you should remove your pool, read our guide to determine whether or not getting rid of your pool is the best option for you and your property.

There are a number of factors that play into how much you can expect to pay for your pool removal. Read our cost guide to learn more.

Removing your inground swimming pool comes down to two choices: partial or full removal. Learn about the advantages and disadvantages of each pool demolition technique.

In most parts of the country, it still feels like summer, but soon the leaves will start to fall, many of which will land in your pool if given the chance. Are you wondering how you can prepare your pool for cooler months? We can help.

Learn four of the biggest downfalls to owning a swimming pool and why removing it may make the most sense for you and your property.

The average price to fill in an inground swimming pool falls between $3,500 and $5,000. Learn more about what this cost includes, how the fill-in is done, and more.