Pool Removal & Demolition - Cape Coral FL

Pool Removal Options: Tailored to Your Needs

Removing a swimming pool involves two primary methods: Partial Demolition and Full Demolition. Each approach is highly effective and depends on your specific needs. Our team ensures the complete destruction of your pool while meeting all local county inspection requirements within Cape Coral, FL.

Partial Pool Demolition

Partial demolition is ideal for homeowners looking for a fast and budget-friendly solution. This method involves breaking down the whole pool structure and creating drainage holes to allow rainwater to seep into the ground naturally (that is critical). The remaining debris is buried, and the area is filled, leveled, and graded with truckloads of dirt. Each county has unique inspection protocols, and our expertise guarantees that the process meets all local standards that Cape Coral requires.

This method is the quickest and most cost-effective option, making it a popular choice for residential homeowners in Cape Coral Florida.

Full Pool Demolition

Full demolition is often chosen by home builders, pool builders, apartment complexes, resorts, hotels, and other commercial properties. This method entails the complete extraction of the pool’s concrete and materials from the ground. It is essential for property owners planning to build a new structure where the pool once stood.

This method requires a larger investment due to the labor-intensive process of removing and transporting tons of concrete and materials to recycling facilities. Specialized dumpsters and dump trucks are used to comply with city ordinances regulating weight loads on public streets. Although more labor-intensive and time-consuming, this method is perfect if you plan to construct a new building in the pool's place or plan on getting a brand new swimming pool.

Both demolition options involve the use of heavy machinery, and our skilled team ensures the job is done safely and efficiently, meeting all necessary  inspections and regulations of Cape Coral.

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