A swimming pool can dominate the layout of a backyard. Once you account for the pool itself and the surrounding deck, there may not be much room left for anything else.

Removing the pool changes that. The area can be filled and graded so it becomes part of the yard rather than a space permanently dedicated to a swimming pool.

Many homeowners choose to put grass over the former pool area and enjoy the additional lawn space. The yard can also be incorporated into future landscaping or outdoor improvements. What you eventually do with the space is up to you.

What Happens to the Swimming Pool?

Metroplex Pool Removal handles both partial and complete pool removal in Lewisville. Both methods eliminate the swimming pool, but there is an important difference in how the existing pool structure is handled.

Partial removal is the method selected by approximately 85 percent of our customers. The pool shell is broken apart and collapsed into the existing cavity. Fill dirt is then brought onto the property and the area is compacted before being graded and leveled.

With complete removal, the entire pool structure is excavated from the ground. The demolition debris is loaded and hauled away before the empty cavity is filled and compacted.

The majority of municipalities we work with allow partial pool removal, although requirements can vary depending on where the property is located.

Pool Removal Throughout Lewisville

Lewisville includes a wide mix of established neighborhoods where backyard swimming pools have been part of properties for many years. We provide pool demolition throughout the city, including homes around Castle Hills, Valley Vista, Vista Ridge Estates, Lewisville Valley, Indian Oaks, Orchard Valley Estates, Timberbrook and surrounding residential areas.

How Long Will the Removal Take?

A typical pool removal can move much faster than homeowners expect. Straightforward partial removals with good backyard access can sometimes be completed in as little as three days.

Complete removal generally requires additional time because all of the pool material must be excavated and hauled away. Properties with limited equipment access may also take longer. We look at these conditions before work begins so the scope of the project is clear.

Get a Pool Removal Estimate in Lewisville

If your swimming pool is taking up space that you would rather use differently, Metroplex Pool Removal can help you understand what removing it would involve.

We can evaluate your pool and property, explain the available removal methods and provide pricing for the project. Contact Metroplex Pool Removal today for a free pool removal estimate in Lewisville.