DIY pool removal is not recommended due to safety risks and potential for improper demolition or disposal. Hire a professional for safe and efficient pool removal.

Do I need a permit for pool removal?

Vinyl Liners: These are the most common and typically the easiest to remove. They are relatively thin and flexible.
Fiberglass Liners: Fiberglass pools have a smooth, non-porous surface. Removing them involves breaking up the fiberglass shell, which can be more labor-intensive.
Concrete Pools: Concrete pools are the most durable but also the most complex to remove. Demolition typically involves breaking up the concrete with heavy equipment like jackhammers or excavators.

Pool removal usually requires permits, especially for inground pools. Check with your local authorities or a qualified contractor for permit requirements in your area.

How do I get a quote for pool removal?

Use DemolitionMatch.com to submit your project details and receive free quotes from multiple pool removal contractors in your area.

How do I winterize my pool?

Proper winterization protects your pool from damage during the colder months. The process typically includes:

Balancing the water chemistry.
Lowering the water level.
Cleaning the pool thoroughly.
Adding winterizing chemicals.
Protecting plumbing lines from freezing.
Covering the pool with a winter cover.

Correct winterization prevents issues like freezing damage to pipes and equipment, algae growth, and staining.