Fairfax County Pool Removal with Remove A Pool

When it’s time for Fairfax County pool removal or Fairfax County pool demolition, it’s time to call Remove A Pool to inquire about our demolition and pool removal services. By contacting an expert you’ll eliminate any potential liability issues and you’re guaranteed safe removal of the old family pool. Regardless of your reasons for pool removal, Remove A Pool has all of your demolition and pool removal needs covered at a rate that you can afford. We specialize in the removal of all types of pools, including in-ground and above ground pools.

Common Reasons for Pool Removal

Fairfax County residents decide to remove a pool in Fairfax County for a variety of reasons. These are the most common reasons that our customers come to us for help removing their old pools.

  • Old Pool:  Removal of old pools once they’ve reached their lifetime to make room for a new pool.
  • No Longer Use:  You’ve had your pool for years but the family just doesn’t use it anymore and you’d like to have it removed to make room for other types of backyard fun.
  • Broken Pool:  Pools that have too many problems and just aren’t worth fixing.
  • Liability Issues:  You’re not interested in the liability issues that come with owning a pool and you’d like to no longer have that worry.
  • Maintenance:  The maintenance is too costly for you or you just no longer wish to do it yourself. It’s time to remove the pool.
  • Real Estate Purposes:  This works both ways. Sometimes a homeowner will remove an old pool before selling their home to attract new buyers and other times a homeowner may have bought a home that included a pool but they’re just not interested in a pool.

How the Demolition Process Actually Works

Before the demolition process can get started, Removal A Pool will first inquire about necessary permits for your location. If a permit is needed, we will obtain any and all necessary permits before getting started. The next step is to drain any existing water within the pool. Then you can expect a safe demolition process followed by complete removal of any remaining debris. We’ll also fill in the hole left behind in the ground from the old pool. This step is done very carefully as to avoid future settling issues. And if you’d like, Remove A Pool will also plant seeds for new grass for you as well. Many of our customers request this last step upon completion of the demolition process.

Two Types of Demolition

These are the two types of demolition you can choose from during pool removal: Abandonment:  The abandonment method is a popular choice for homeowners due to its affordability. During the abandonment of a pool, part of the pool is removed. Holes are carefully punched into the bottom of the pool for future drainage purposes and then Remove A Pool fills in the remainder of the pool with dirt and rocks using state-of-the-art machinery. Exhumation:  When we exhume a pool, the entire pool is removed and filled afterward.

Debris Removal and Recycling

After the demolition process, all of the debris removed from your property is then taken to a recycling facility. By recycling debris, you’re saving money and saving the planet. If you need to remove a pool in Fairfax County and would like to inquire about Remove A Pool’s Fairfax County demolition services, contact us today.

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Frequently Asked Questions about Fairfax County, Swimming Pool Removal

Most pools in Fairfax County take about 3 to 5 days to remove from start to finish. Some jobs in or take a little longer if the yard’s tight or access is tricky, but we move fast and keep things simple.

Yep, most towns in need a permit before any digging starts. Don’t sweat it though – we’ll handle the paperwork for you. Whether you’re in or near downtown Fairfax County, we’ll take care of everything.

A full removal means we take out every part of the pool – walls, floor, everything. A partial removal breaks up most of it, adds drainage holes, and fills it with soil. We’ll help you decide what’s best for your yard and local rules in .

Most pool removals in Fairfax County land between $7,000 and $15,000. Smaller above-ground pools can be less, while big concrete ones can cost more. You’ll always get a clear quote upfront so there are no surprises later.

That’s the fun part. We fill the space with clean soil, compact it tight, and level it out so the ground’s solid. A lot of folks in like to add fresh grass or a patio once we’re done – no more frogs, bugs, or slimy water to deal with.

Sure can. Once the pool’s filled and leveled, we can spread grass seed or prep the area for sod. It’s a popular add-on for homeowners in Fairfax County who want their yards looking sharp right away.

In most cases, yep. A lot of buyers in Fairfax County and prefer homes without pools because they don’t want the maintenance or liability. More open space means more potential for patios, gardens, or play areas.

Absolutely. We’ve removed pools from backyards, apartment complexes, and even old community centers around Fairfax County. Big or small, we’ve got the right crew and equipment for it.

Usually, yes. We work through most of the year here in unless the ground’s frozen solid. Folks in and often schedule winter removals to be ready for spring landscaping.

That’s the fun part. We fill the space with clean soil, compact it tight, and level it out so the ground’s solid. A lot of folks in like to add fresh grass or a patio once we’re done – no more frogs, bugs, or slimy water to deal with.

Areas We Serve Across The Entire State of Virginia

Alexandria (VA)
Annandale (VA)
Arlington (VA)
Ashburn (VA)
Baileys Crossroads | Lake Barcroft (VA)
Bellwood (VA)
Bon Air (VA)
Bristow | Buckhall (VA)
Burke (VA)
Centreville (VA)
Chantilly (VA)
Charlottesville (VA)
Chesapeake (VA)
Chesterfield Co (VA)
Colonial Heights (VA)
Culpepper County (VA)
Dale City (VA)
Dunn Loring (VA)
East Highland Park (VA)
Fairfax County (VA)