This Rosedale project was another inground vinyl liner swimming pool that was only six houses away from our last pool removal in Rosedale. This property owner contacted us while we were working on the first pool and explained that he had been looking for a company to remove his pool. This swimming pool was in bad shape and had not been used for years. The homeowner also wanted additional space for his dog which was the main reason for getting rid of the pool. Once the homeowner got in touch with Carroll Brothers Contracting, we immediately go to work on planning the pool removal.

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Our most recent project was a pool removal in Rosedale, Baltimore County. The pool walls failed because of groundwater issues on the property. And, ultimately the cost to repair the pool was too significant for the homeowner. It ended up making more sense for the homeowners to remove the vinyl liner pool, which ended up being a lot less expensive. So, they called upon Carroll Brothers Contracting to formulate a plan to remove their pool. The results of the project met all expectations.

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One of our recent projects was an Ellicott City pool rebuild. This was a small in-ground fiberglass pool that the homeowners no longer wanted. Also, the pool was very narrow which made it dangerous when their children jumped into it. That being the case, the homeowners decided to call Carroll Brothers Contracting to begin the pool remodeling process. Incidentally, the process of the Ellicott City pool rebuild is going according to plan.

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This home is located in Severn, Maryland. The homeowner was beginning the process of selling the home and did not feel that the swimming pool would be an enticing selling point. Additionally, the owner wanted to attract a broader market of people for the sale, and a run-down pool would not enhance the home’s appeal. Therefore, the owner of the home contacted Carroll Bros. Contracting to have the pool removed. The Severn swimming pool removal completely transformed the look and feel of the backyard.

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One of our most recent projects was a pool removal in Silver Spring, Maryland. The homeowners wanted to remove the pool because of lack of use and to decrease liability. They also traveled a lot out of the country, giving them less time to enjoy the pool overall. And, although the pool was in relatively good shape, the owners were prepared to move on. Therefore, they contacted Carroll Bros. Contracting to begin the process of their Silver Spring pool removal. As depicted below, the results of the pool removal were day and night in comparison. 

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This recent project was a concrete pool removal located in Cape St. Claire, Annapolis. The homeowners did not want to pay to have the pool rehabilitated. Additionally, they are considering selling the house, and they knew that the swimming pool is not a selling point. Therefore, they contacted Carroll Brothers Contracting to begin the process of their Cape St. Claire pool removal

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This home is located in Ellicott City, Maryland. The owners of the home contacted Carroll Bros. Contracting to remove their concrete swimming pool. Because the property owners lived out of the country and rented the house out, they no longer wanted the liability of the Ellicott City pool. As shown below, the results of the Ellicott City pool removal transformed the look and feel of the home.

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This recent project was a Bowie Pool Removal. The homeowner contacted Carroll Bros. Contracting because they were prepared to remove the pool from their backyard. In fact, the owners never used the pool the entire time they’d owned the house. As a result, it was just an eyesore and it took up space that could have been used in other ways.

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This home is located in the city of Millersville, Maryland. The owners of the home contacted Carroll Bros. Contracting because they were prepared to remove the pool from their backyard. This was a large vinyl liner inground swimming pool with a slide. Ultimately, the homeowners were getting ready to sell the house, and they realized that the pool was not going to be a selling feature. We removed the whole structure of the swimming pool walls and liner and hold everything away. As shown below, the results of the Millersville pool removal were black and white in comparison.

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