Glen Burnie Vinyl Liner Inground Pool Removal

It goes without saying that a 30-year-old vinyl liner pool will probably need repairs and updates. These Glen Burnie homeowners were facing such a situation. The work needed to keep this pool operational were too extensive. And, being that no one was really using the pool they decided it was time to take their yard back. They contacted Carroll Bros. Contracting. Upon inspection of the project, we assessed this to be a cut and dry, simple pool removal.

We were contacted for this Glen Burnie Vinyl Liner Inground Pool Removal because the homeowners “wanted their yard back.”

This project is one that we see and hear about often. However, there are many reasons to remove an inground pool, most commonly is that the owners simply just do not use the pool, and do not want the maintenance costs any longer.

After we drained the pool, the team tore out the liner. We then proceeded to break up the concrete and steel frame. All debris was hauled off site and recycled where possible.

As pictured, at the conclusion of this Glen Burnie Vinyl Liner Inground Pool Removal, we restored the yard and reinstalled the fence.

Then, after the pool materials were cleared away, the crew filled in the hole and regraded the yard. Lastly, we spread grass seed and straw. The team always finish a project in this manner. That way, it prevents erosion and it promotes new grass. The best part about this project? From start to finish we completed it in less than 2 days!

Are you are tired of paying maintenance and repair costs for an inground pool you no longer use? Contact us. The Carroll Bros. Contracting team vows to always work hard. We are thorough and efficient. Give us a call today to schedule an estimate.