Grapevine has many established residential areas where swimming pools have been in the ground for decades. As a pool gets older, deciding what to do with it can become part of maintaining and updating the property.

Renovating an older swimming pool can require a substantial investment. For a homeowner who still enjoys having a pool, that investment may be worthwhile. Someone who rarely uses it may look at the same project very differently.

Pool demolition gives you the option to permanently remove the structure rather than continuing to renovate something you no longer want. Once the pool is gone, the area can become part of the yard again.

Partial and Complete Pool Removal

There are two primary methods used to remove an inground swimming pool. Metroplex Pool Removal performs both partial pool removal and complete pool removal.

Partial removal is the method approximately 85 percent of our customers choose. The swimming pool shell is broken apart and collapsed into the existing cavity. The remaining space is then filled with fill dirt and compacted before the surface is graded and leveled.

Complete removal takes the demolition process further. The entire pool structure is excavated from the cavity and the debris is hauled away from the property. Once everything has been removed, the cavity is filled and the ground is compacted and graded.

Local requirements can determine which removal methods are permitted for a particular property, so those requirements are considered before work begins.

What Happens After the Pool Is Gone?

The biggest difference homeowners notice after pool removal is simply how much more open the backyard feels. An inground pool and its surrounding deck can occupy a significant percentage of the available outdoor space.

Once that area has been filled and leveled, it can be incorporated into the rest of the property. Many homeowners choose a simple grass yard, while others eventually use the space as part of a larger landscaping or outdoor improvement project.  The important part is that the space is yours to use again.

Pool Removal Throughout Grapevine

We provide pool demolition throughout Grapevine, including homes in and around Silver Lake Estates, Glade Crossing, Countryside Estates, Western Oaks, Dove Crossing, Austin Oaks, Stone Gate and other residential areas throughout the city.

This part of the Metroplex is a major focus of our service area, allowing us to work with homeowners throughout the communities surrounding Grapevine.

Get a Free Pool Removal Estimate in Grapevine

If you have been thinking about removing your swimming pool, we can evaluate the property and give you a better idea of what the demolition will involve. The pool itself and access to the backyard will help determine the scope, timeline and cost of the project.

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