In this Greenwood Village Pool Removal the customer had an unusual request. He wanted the concrete pool deck to be left behind. This would require us to just remove the swimming pool shell without doing any damage to the surround. Many customers think that by doing this it will save money on demolition. In reality though it makes the job a lot harder.
It would also mean that it would be difficult to fully drain the pool. There would also be the risk that a lot of dirt that was previously supported by the walls of the pool shell would collapse in. In this instance the 20 year old concrete deck work was very well done and had sentimental value to the owner. His vision was to fill in the void with artificial turf topped dirt to be used as a play area for his soon to be born granddaughter. This could result in a cheap looking end result as opposed to a complete makeover but the customer is always right and we proceeded with this Greenwood Village Pool Removal.
In this Centennial Pool Removal we were approached by a realtor who introduced us to the client.
This was a very unique property with a lot of character. It had unique masonry work all over and a back yard with mature pine trees with a mountain forest feel . As often happens the client was not thinking much about the 40 year old fiberglass pool until they contacted a realtor to sell the house. This pool was loved and used by this family for most of the 25 years they lived there but over the last 5 to 8 years the pool was not used much. While the surrounding pine trees added a lot of character to the back yard it’s almost impossible to maintain a swimming pool efficiently under the canopy of large trees like this. Even with an automatic cover you still need to get the pine needs off the cover before you open. Pine needles really affect water clarity and pH .
We have been removing swimming pools in the greater Denver area for years. We have seen this problem many times. Trees around a swimming pool grow into large shade trees that now shade the pool too much and drop too many leaves or needles. This then becomes a pool maintenance nightmare. These lovely large trees now add more value and character to the property then the old pool that is impossible to maintain. Even if a new pool is installed there would still be the same problems with the surrounding trees.
This Centennial Pool Removal project was a good challenge. We were tasked with removing the pool right before the house was to be listed.
Mackland has built a good reputation in the Denver pool removal industry. This gave the customer comfort that they were leaving the job in good hands. We obtained the permits and removed the pool within 2 weeks of initial contact . We recognized the importance of time and timing when selling a house so we gave this project priority over our other jobs. Some pool removals are an emergency and need to be expedited this was one of them. We even successfully built a ramp over a 18” tall brick masonry retaining wall in order to gain the correct. There is no hurdle we can’t get over!
Our final step was to supply the customer with a pool removal report. This could be shown to the prospective purchaser as proof that the pool was professionally removed.
As the top pool removal contactor in the greater Denver area make sure that you contact us first!
A swimming pool can be a source of endless enjoyment during its prime years, but as time goes by, it can also become a source of headaches and financial strain. If you find yourself with an old and dilapidated swimming pool that’s causing more problems than joy, you’re not alone. Many homeowners face the dilemma of whether to keep or remove an aging pool. In this article, we’ll delve into the compelling reasons why opting for pool removal might be the best decision you’ll make.
This Aurora Colorado pool removal
In this Aurora Colorado Pool Removal this was an old family home now vacant due to illness of the owner. It was time to sell the home but the pool was in a bad state of disrepair. Getting it up an running again was going to cost too much so the decision was made to have it removed.
The Justification for Pool Removal
1. Costly Repairs and Maintenance
As a swimming pool ages, it becomes increasingly susceptible to wear and tear. Routine maintenance, repairs, and chemical treatments can quickly add up, making the cost of keeping it in good condition a significant financial burden. By removing the pool, you can free yourself from ongoing expenses and redirect your funds to more worthwhile investments.
2. Safety Concerns
Older pools may not meet the safety standards and regulations in place today. This can pose a risk to your family and anyone who visits your property. Removing the pool eliminates these safety concerns, ensuring peace of mind for you and your loved ones.
3. Unused and Unattractive
If your pool has fallen into disuse and become an eyesore in your backyard, it’s time to reassess its value. Unused pools not only take up valuable space but can also detract from the overall aesthetics of your property. By removing the pool, you can reclaim your outdoor space and enhance your property’s curb appeal.
After Removal
4. Expanding Possibilities
Once the pool is gone, you gain a blank canvas to explore new landscaping possibilities. Transform your former pool area into a lush garden, an outdoor living space, or a playground for your children or grandchildren. The options are limited only by your imagination.
5. Environmental Benefitsof Pool Removal
Swimming pool removal can be an environmentally responsible choice. By eliminating the need for pool chemicals and reducing water usage, you can lessen your environmental impact. Additionally, the space gained can be used for eco-friendly landscaping or even a small vegetable garden.
6. Increased Property Valueafter Aurora Colorado Pool Removal
While it may seem counterintuitive, removing a dilapidated pool can increase the value of your property. Many potential buyers may view an old pool as a liability rather than an asset. A well-landscaped, spacious yard, on the other hand, appeals to a broader range of buyers and can lead to a higher resale value.
Aurora Colorado Pool Removal Conclusion
Removing an old and dilapidated swimming pool is a decision that offers numerous benefits, from cost savings and enhanced safety to increased property value and newfound possibilities for your outdoor space. If your pool has become more of a burden than a source of enjoyment, it might be time to consider pool removal as a practical and beneficial choice for your home and lifestyle.
We at Mackland LLC specialize in the removal of swimming pools. Contact us of referrals from our many happy customers in the greater Denver area and surrounds.
There are many reasons why you may want to remove your indoor pool. While indoor pools requires less maintenance than an outdoor pool, are a lot easier to keep out leaves, insects, grass, and sand and easier to prevent algae growth there could come a time when you decide it’s got to go!
Your Indoor Pool must go!
The pool is not adding value to your property and will turn off potential buyers
There are houses for sale in your neighborhood with better indoor pools
You have a better use for the room
You see the pool as a safety hazard
The pool is outdated or in disrepair
You do not see the value in renovating the pool
You would like to leave the house unattended for long periods of time
The humidity or smell of chlorine is making you sick
You’re not using the pool enough to justify upkeep and running cost
You are conscientious of your environmental footprint
MackLand, LLC works the Front Range and Denver Metro areas and have many years of experience in pool removals . If you want to Remove your indoor pool and are ready to find out more then please do not hesitate to give us a call or fill out our form. We are happy to answer any questions you may have about pool removals or any of the other services that we offer.
Have you recently purchase a house with an old pool that hasn’t been opened in years? Has the pool in your backyard seen better days? Is your liner ripped or the plaster cracked? Are you wondering if there is a chance of Bringing Life Back to an Old Pool? Perhaps the time has come to remove it?
Bringing Life Back to an Old Pool – First Steps
The first step with concrete or gunite pools is to drain the water to best assess the situation. Depending on how long it has been sitting, you may need to clear out leaves and other debris as well. With vinyl liner and fiberglass pools, there is some risk involved with draining the pool. Fiberglass pools are lightweight and can move or float without the weight of the water holding it in place. Vinyl liners can shrink and shift.
Water Talk
If you opt to not drain the pool completely and the water is questionably green, time and effort can bring it back to clear. A process of removing all the organic debris, cleaning the sides and bottom, checking the water balance, shocking the pool and filtering the water can bring it back.
Alternatively, you can fill the pool with new water. We recommend using a water truck service. You can fill the pool from your hose but that takes time and with well water, you may be filling the pool with water high in minerals or metals.
Repairs
Now you move on to the repairs. Concrete or gunite pools can have stains, rough texture, or leaks. All of these should be addressed and repaired prior to resurfacing. The pool will need to be prepped for the new surface, this can be achieved through sand blasting or hydro blasting. Then the pool surface finish material can be installed.
With vinyl liner pools, you may need to install a new liner. You may need new faceplates and gaskets as well.
So, as you can see there are many pros and cons as well as many decisions to be made about Bringing Life Back to an Old Pool. We have been involved in the Denver Pool Removal business for many years. Please contact us for the best advice.
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Is your swimming pool stressing you out and draining your wallet? A backyard pool can be a lot of fun, but it does not come without some liability issues that homeowners should be aware of. Safety devices and additional insurance coverage can help lessen the financial risk associated with having a pool in your backyard. If you have had your pool for some time or are about to purchase a home that has a pool and are concerned about all of these liability issues then you can always consider having your pool professionally removed and having the newly acquired real estate repurposed.
With our partners at Ground Solutions in Denver, we have become masters in the use of Rock slinger trucks and blower trucks to deliver structural pea gravel (aggregate) to fill limited access pools.
We provide cost effective pool removal solutions that reduce the impact to your property.
Years of experience with many successful outcomes in the Denver metro area makes us your obvious choice.
We provide a custom-tailored process to give you the backyard you have been dreaming about.
Nobody removes more pools than Mack Land, the Denver pool demolition contractor specialists.
We have been doing Denver indoor pool demolition for years. Are you trying to decide what to do with an indoor pool? Is it outdated or do you just not use it much anymore?
Denver indoor pool demolition
MackLand LLC is a specialist with in-ground swimming pool demolition and indoor pool conversions. Over the years we have developed a wide range of processes to convert your indoor pool into a usable space. Every indoor pool conversion is unique and custom tailored to our client’s needs.
The first thing we is evaluate the structure. Some indoor pools were additions to the main structure. It is common for there to be problems where addition meets the existing structure and poor architectural integration. We help you evaluate the total project cost so there are no hidden surprises.
Indoor pool removal – before
The biggest challenge with indoors pools usually is access. MackLand utilizes specialized equipment that can get fill material in quickly with limited access on residential and commercial properties.
The second challenge is to design a floor to span the pool that is structurally sound and cost effective. Ideally you want to pour an entirely new concrete floor for the entire room. We pay close attention to the condition of the existing pool deck and finished floor elevations of surrounding rooms and doorways. MackLand can inform you and help you decide between pouring over the existing floor or removing the existing floor and how far to take the sides of the pool down.
During
After a number of months our customer has finished the remodel. Wow – can you believe that this was an indoor pool before? Such vision and excellent usage of space, Talk about the value of your home appreciating by the removal of a pool?
If your indoor pool is draining your wallet or has lost its appeal, give MackLand a call today. We are Denver & Chicagoland’s premier pool removal specialists. Let us put your mind at ease and increase your real state value with one simple phone call. We also can quickly expedite the process
Our client in Brighton, Colorado was done fighting with their fiberglass pool. They had taken to investigating and repair cracks in the pool with their scuba gear. When we removed the pool, they were anxious to see where the unknown leak had been. Once we pulled the pool from the ground, we were able to show them where the crack the leak was coming from.
With the fiberglass pool shell removed and the hole backfilled with compacted fill material, our client no longer has the worry about their pool leaking. The level area we provided in the yard is now ready for their next project.
MackLand, LLC works the Front Range and Denver Metro areas. If you are ready to find out more about removing your swimming pool, please do not hesitate to give us a call or fill our our form. We are happy to answer any questions you may have about pool removals or any of the other services that we offer.
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Swimming Pool Demolition and Removal Services
Our client had recently purchased the house and did not want the pool. They felt the pool was contributing to poor air quality in the house and wanted the pool dealt with immediately.
The limited access to this Boulder pool meant that traditional pool removal methods were not going to work. Instead we worked with the limited access. Here you are observing structural fill material being delivered by a rock slinger truck which has the ability to place material into the hopper of the blower machine that transfers it into the pool to be filled.
The pool was filled in within a week from the first contact with our client. This was expedited quickly due to possible health concerns related to the pool. Now with the pool filled, our client can move on to the second phase of renovating the space.
Not every swimming pool removal is the same, every site has constraints. If you are challenged with access, give us a call to speak with us about our limited access pool removal solutions.
This is another project where we did more than just remove the vinyl liner pool. It is a perfect example of our Low Impact Pool Removal process. All plastics and metals associated with the pool get hauled away and recycled. All concrete associated with the pool is completely demolished. It is processed into 8” fracture concrete gravel similar to PGE and used as fill. This method is lower impact and more cost effective because less has to be hauled in and out to fill in the pool.
If you are ready to find out more about removing your swimming pool, please do not hesitate to give us a call or fill our our form. We are happy to answer any questions you may have about pool removals or any of the other services that we offer. Mack Land, LLC works the Front Range and Denver Metro areas.
