How to get rid of Inground Pool?
I am having a 30000lts in-ground pool with sand filter and a chlorinate. How can I get rid of this and convert the area into beautiful landscape. Is there any company who can purchase the whole thing and do it for me.
How much it will cost me? I am in Perth WA
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It’s doubtful that anyone would be interested in removing this for potential re-use. You have two options. One is to remove any portion of the pool which is above-grade, seal any drains etc. and have the area back-filled and plate tamped. The second would be to hire a backhoe operator and 10-wheel dump truck and simply have it removed and hauled off to a landfill. Can’t help with prices, but I suggest you get 2 or 3 cost estimates depending on what you decide to do.
Bust up the concrete above ground and below to at least a depth of 18 inches. The stuff you break up can go in the bottom of the pool to be used as fill. In the yellow pages under topsoil contact someone to bring fill dirt in and then topsoil to complete the transformation. Seed with grass or landscape as desired.