Southlake is known for residential properties with substantial outdoor spaces. On many of these properties, the swimming pool is only one part of a much larger backyard.  Removing the pool can completely change how that space is laid out. A yard that was previously designed around the swimming pool can be opened up for grass, landscaping or a future outdoor project.

Homeowners do not always know exactly what they want to do with the space afterward. That is perfectly fine. Once the pool is removed and the ground is properly filled and leveled, you have the flexibility to make that decision later.

What Happens During Pool Demolition?

Before demolition begins, we evaluate the swimming pool and the surrounding property. We need to understand how equipment will reach the backyard and how much room is available to complete the work.

Metroplex Pool Removal offers both partial and complete pool removal. The majority of our customers choose partial removal, which is accepted by most municipalities we work with.

For a partial removal, the pool shell is broken apart and collapsed into the existing cavity. Fill dirt is brought onto the property and placed into the former pool area. The material is compacted and the surface is graded to create a level yard.

Complete removal involves excavating the entire swimming pool structure. The demolition material is removed from the property before the cavity is filled, compacted and graded.

Pool Removal Throughout Southlake

We provide pool demolition throughout Southlake, including homes in Timarron, Southlake Woods, Carillon, Coventry Manor, Clariden Ranch, Estes Park, Monticello Estates, Shady Oaks and other residential communities throughout the city.  Southlake is also centrally located within the area we serve across this portion of the Metroplex. Metroplex Pool Removal works with homeowners in nearby Grapevine, Colleyville, Trophy Club, Keller, Westlake, Coppell and Flower Mound.

How Long Does Pool Removal Take?

Many partial pool removals can be completed relatively quickly. With good equipment access and a straightforward project, the work can sometimes be finished in as little as three days.

Complete removal requires additional excavation and hauling, so these projects generally take several days longer. Pool size and access to the backyard can also affect the timeline.

We evaluate these details before starting so you have a clear understanding of the scope of your project.

Request a Pool Removal Estimate in Southlake

If your swimming pool no longer fits the way you want to use your property, removing it can give you a fresh start with the backyard.  Metroplex Pool Removal can evaluate the property, discuss the type of removal you are considering and provide an estimate for the work.

Contact us today for a free pool removal estimate in Southlake.