Pool Removal Company Offers End Of Summer Pool Services

Remove A Pool, a swimming pool removal company based in Annapolis, Maryland, is pleased to announce that they are offering end of summer services for homeowners who wish to close up their pools or remove them entirely.

S. Gordon, a representative for Remove A Pool, says, “It used to be that having a pool in your backyard was a status symbol, a luxury. If you had one, you were the popular kid on the block. But that is all in the past, and private pools simply are not what they used to be. With smaller families and increased bills, the preference towards low maintenance properties has led to people wanting to remove their pools. At Remove A Pool, we offer exactly that.”

Gordon continues, “Summer is coming to an end now, and anyone who has a pool in their backyard probably still doesn’t want to get rid of it. A swim was just the thing to beat the summer sun, and it’s still a great way to cool off and relax. If you have a pool and now want to remove it, however, you’re probably searching for pool removal companies. We assure you that we are the best of the bunch—you can’t go wrong in hiring us. It doesn’t matter what reason you want to remove a pool. Whether you want more space in your backyard to entertain guests during barbecues, you no longer have a use for the family pool because the kids have grown up, or the old pool in your backyard has simply become a liability, we’re who you want. At Remove A Pool, we have the knowledge and the experience to carefully remove any pool from your backyard so that you can reclaim your space.”

The Maryland swimming pool removal company is capable of removing both in-ground and above ground pools. The very first step before getting started with the actual removal of the pool, according to Gordon, is to obtain the necessary demolition permits. As the company recognizes that this might be a stressful step for homeowners to carry out, they obtain the required permits themselves as part of their service package.

During the pool removal process, homeowners can expect the company to remove any and all existing water inside the pool safely and professionally. Following this, the company will perform an expert, comprehensive demolition of the pool. Upon completion of a safe demolition, the team of professionals from Remove A Pool will remove all debris from the space and from the customer’s backyard. The next step is for them to fill in the space left behind from the pool. The company’s services do not stop there, either. If the homeowner prefers, Remove A Pool will also prep the area for fresh grass so that the space reclamation process can truly be complete.

Remove A Pool has left many customers satisfied with their services. A review by Stephen Gormley reads, “Remove-a-pool did a thorough and fantastic job removing our 30,000 gallon gunnite pool. They delivered what they promised, ahead of schedule, regraded our entire backyard, and planted grass seed for our new lawn. Would only use these guys, and have referred them to friends and clients of mine who have bought a home with an old pool. We love Remove a Pool.”

Another review by Carolyn R. reads, “The entire team from Remove a Pool was very professional. They explained the procedure to us very clearly and patiently answered our many questions. The process was exactly as he had told us, and the crew tried to minimize the mess and noise as best they could. They needed to remove a portion of our fence to gain access to the pool and it was repaired following the pool demolition, as they had told us they would. It is now two weeks since they completed the job and grass is sprouting in what is now our large, pool-less back yard. I would recommend this company to anyone considering having their in-ground pool removed.”

Those who are interested in learning more about Remove A Pool and the services they offer can find more information on the company’s website. Remove A Pool also maintains a presence on Facebook, where they post regular updates, share information about their projects and photos from their past jobs, and interact with their community.