What's Involved
Pool removal isn't as simple as filling it with dirt. Done improperly, an old pool site can sink, fail to drain, or create issues for future construction.
Our process typically includes:
- Draining the pool properly and disposing of water in accordance with local guidelines
- Breaking down or removing pool walls and structure as required
- Removing or capping equipment, plumbing, and electrical
- Backfilling with appropriate material in compacted layers
- Grading the site so it drains and matches surrounding terrain
The specific scope depends on the type of pool (in-ground vinyl, fiberglass, concrete, above ground) and what you plan to do with the space afterward.
Pool Fill-In & Demolition
Sometimes the right move is to remove the pool. Maybe it's been unused for years. Maybe the maintenance has become too much. Maybe you're preparing the home for sale and a buyer wants a yard, not a pool. Whatever the reason, Georgia Pool Supply provides professional pool fill-in and demolition services so you can reclaim your backyard safely and legally.
Why Choose a
Pool Specialist
A general excavation contractor can move dirt. A pool specialist knows what's in the dirt — the plumbing runs, electrical conduit, structural elements, and disposal requirements that come with a swimming pool. We do this work regularly, and we do it to a standard that won't create headaches for you or future homeowners.