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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Another one of our recent projects was an in-ground pool removal located in Edgewater, Maryland. The pool had a small vinyl liner with lots of concrete retaining walls and brickwork that needed to be removed. The homeowners were anxious to remove the pool as the concrete decking and the pool itself took up the entire backyard. So, the homeowners decided to contact Carroll Bros. Contracting to permanently remove their pool and add space to their backyard.
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One of our recent projects was a swimming pool removal in Silver Spring, Maryland. The new homeowners had just purchased the house and they wanted to remove the pool before they moving in. The swimming pool was in need of a total rehabilitation and the construction was very poor. Consequently, the homeowners contacted Carroll Bros. Contracting and we began to formulate a plan for the removal.
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This home is located in the city of Davidsonville, Maryland. The owners of the home contacted Carroll Bros. Contracting because they were prepared to remove the pool from their backyard. The vinyl liner pool had lots of vegetation growing up around it. Also, the pool was in the woods which made it hard for the water to adequately warm up for swimming. This family decided to get rid of the pool because their children had grown up and nobody was using it. The results of this Davidsonville swimming pool removal were day and night.
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Another one of our recent projects was an in-ground pool removal in Rockville, Maryland. The homeowners had only lived in the house for two years when they decided to remove their backyard pool. The pool was in rough shape and needed lots of work, as it was built in the 60s. In addition, the pool was located in a heavily wooded area which made it hard to keep clean. Most importantly, the homeowners have small children and a pool simply did not suit their lifestyle. So, the family contacted Carroll Bros. Contracting and we formulated a plan for the pool removal.
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This home is located in the city of Annapolis, Maryland. The family contacted Carroll Brothers Contracting because they were looking to remove their dilapidated swimming pool. The new owners of the house did not want the pool because they have young children and it did not fit their lifestyle. Because the pool was not in use, they figured that now was the time to remove the pool and add a significant amount of usable space to their backyard.
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One of our recent projects was an inground concrete pool removal that was located in Falston, Maryland. The new homeowners of the house no longer wanted the pool because it was in a bad location and was in very bad shape. The homeowners contacted Carroll Bros. Contracting and we formulated a plan for the best course of action.
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It’s not uncommon that we get called by real estate agents that are looking to sell a house. Many of our jobs have to do with a refinance or selling of a home. Why remove a pool? There are many reasons but it basically comes down to money. The pool demolition we did in Rockville was the result of a real estate agent wanting to prepare the house for the spring market. Some might think pools sell a home, but it really just depends.
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