Many homes in Coppell were built at a time when adding a backyard swimming pool was a popular improvement. Those pools can occupy a substantial portion of the available outdoor space, particularly once the surrounding deck is taken into account.

Removing the pool creates an opportunity to rethink the entire yard. The former pool area can become additional lawn, new landscaping or simply open space that gives the backyard a completely different feel.

You do not need to have the next project planned before removing the pool. Many homeowners are simply looking for a clean, level yard and the freedom to decide what they want to do with it later.

How We Remove Your Swimming Pool

The first step is evaluating the pool and determining how demolition equipment can access the backyard. Coppell has many established neighborhoods, so access can be an important part of planning the project.

Metroplex Pool Removal performs both partial and complete pool removals. Partial removal is the method chosen by approximately 85 percent of our customers and is allowed by the majority of municipalities we work with.

During a partial removal, the pool shell is broken apart and collapsed into the existing cavity. The remaining space is filled with fill dirt, compacted and graded until the former pool area is level with the surrounding yard.

Complete removal involves excavating the entire pool structure from the ground. The demolition debris is hauled away before the cavity is filled, compacted and graded.

Pool Removal Throughout Coppell

We provide pool demolition throughout Coppell, including homes in Northlake Woodlands, Old Coppell Estates, Cottonwood Estates, Village at Cottonwood Creek, Gibbs Station, Magnolia Park, Riverchase Estates and other residential areas throughout the city.

Coppell also sits directly in the middle of the area Metroplex Pool Removal is concentrating on. We serve nearby homeowners in Grapevine, Lewisville, Flower Mound, Carrollton, Irving and Southlake, along with surrounding communities across this part of DFW.

How Quickly Can a Pool Be Removed?

A straightforward partial pool removal can sometimes be completed in as little as three days. The actual schedule depends on the size of the swimming pool and how easily equipment can reach the backyard.

Complete removal typically takes several days longer because the entire pool structure must be excavated and the debris hauled away. We look at the property before the project begins so we can determine what will be involved with your particular removal.

Get a Free Pool Removal Estimate in Coppell

If you have reached the point where you would rather have more yard than a swimming pool, we can help you find out what removing it will involve. We will take a look at the pool, the property and the access available before providing an estimate for the project.

Contact Metroplex Pool Removal today for a free pool removal estimate in Coppell.