Want to remove your pool &

spa?

Although it might make us sad at Perfection, there are times when you really need to remove your pool and spa. You may have moved to a property where the pool is not needed. A pool may be in severe disrepair and the cost to demolish and replace may be excessive. The pool may have served its purpose and now it’s time for a different backyard. Perfection Pools & Spas understands how pools were installed, so we’re prepared to quickly remove them from your property, including the plumbing and electrical that serviced the pool. We demolish the pool and remove the debris. We can backfill and tamp soil as needed for the next use of your yard. Perfection Pools & Spas does not perform landscaping, be we know some great landscaping contractors we can recommend! There are various methods for pool removal that may work for you: • Partial Demolition, Pool-Fill-in o In this approach, the top 2-3 feed the pool is removed and holes are punched in the bottom of the pool. Debris from the top of the pool is often placed within the pool before soil is added to the pool. This approach costs less and is faster to perform. There may be restrictions from the city and you will need to disclose this to future buyers of the property. • Full Removal o All materials are demolished and removed from your property. The hole is filled and tamped as required for future use so that it does not settle. This option is more expensive because of debris removal and additional equipment and time needed for removal. • Other options o Both of the above options can be handled with or without engineering supervision. Depending on your city, having an engineer perform density testing during backfill may reduce need for disclosures and will result in soil like the pool was never there. This option adds cost but it may add value to your property.

What are benefits for

removing your pool?

Once you’ve decided to remove your pool, you might find these benefits for removing a pool: • No more maintenance, energy costs, water costs. • No hazards that a pool can introduce into your yard. • More space for other uses of your yard and landscaping opportunities. • Buyers of your property may prefer to not have a pool.