This in-ground pool was located on a vacant property in foreclosure in Clinton, MD. Since the structure was left unattended for some time, severe hydraulic pressure amassed under the pool, which caused it to heave out of the…
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Many people think pool removal is just as simple as demolition and removal. It is much more than that. Carroll Bros. Contracting was called in to remove an in-ground pool that was not your typical concrete structure. This pool, located in Bowie…
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Removing a pool isn’t just something any ol’ Joe can do. It takes experts and years of knowledge to do it so it doesn’t have long term damage to the property or homeowners. For this pool removal, it was a test to the resourcefulness and expertise of the Carroll Bros.
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This property in Bowie, Maryland needed an in-ground swimming pool removed due to county environmental regulations regarding stagnant water. The regulation deems the standing water int he swimming pool environment unsafe for the community.
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Access in and around a pool removal project may not always be optimal for equipment access. This was the case in this Columbia pool removal. The homeowners no longer used the pool and therefore had no use for it. The yearly maintenance was becoming too expensive.
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For this in-ground pool removal project in Westminster, Carroll Bros. had to drill the pool to break up the concrete. The bottom of the pool was drilled up, and the side walls were broken down below the finish grade. Depending on how a homeowner intends on using the space great effects how the concrete can be used.
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This Cape St Claire pool removal project was very typical of what happens to an old pool as it sits unused. Water may leak from inside the pool, or a large storm will cause flooding that creates excessive pressure build-up from under the structure of the pool. This hydraulic pressure will force the entire shell of the pool to lift out of the ground.
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