Pool Demolition Removal

Pool Demolition & Removal in Central Texas.
Full and Partial Pool Removals
Full Pool Removal: A full pool removal is the most thorough and permanent solution. It involves completely demolishing the pool structure, including the concrete shell, fiberglass liner, plumbing, and any surrounding decking. Once the pool is fully removed, the area is backfilled, compacted, and graded to prepare it for landscaping, lawn installation, or new construction.
A full pool removal is ideal for homeowners planning to build a new structure on the site or those who want to ensure that no future issues arise due to an abandoned pool foundation.
While a partial removal is a budget-friendly option, it’s important to note that some municipalities may impose restrictions on building new structures over a filled-in pool, as the ground may not be as stable as a fully excavated and compacted site.


Backfilling and Site Restoration
Proper backfilling and grading are critical steps after a pool is removed. Improperly compacted soil can result in sinking, uneven surfaces, or drainage issues. At Capital City Demolition, we ensure that the excavated area is filled with high-quality compactable material, such as clean fill dirt, crushed stone, or gravel, to create a stable and level surface.
Our Backfilling Process:
- Removal of debris—Any remaining pool materials, such as rebar, tiles, and piping, are cleared from the site.
- Filling with high-quality materials—We use the appropriate backfill materials based on soil conditions and your future plans for the space.
- Compaction and grading—The area is carefully compacted and graded to ensure proper drainage and land stability.
- Final site restoration—We leave your property ready for landscaping, grass seeding, or any new project you have in mind.
Whether you want to expand your yard, install a garden, or create a new outdoor living space, our professional backfilling and site restoration services ensure a seamless and stable foundation for your future plans.
Compliance with Safety and Environmental Regulations
Pool demolition requires adherence to local building codes, safety standards, and environmental regulations. At Capital City Demolition, we take care of all necessary permits and ensure that the demolition is conducted in full compliance with local and state regulations.
How We Ensure a Safe and Environmentally Friendly Process:
- Permit Assistance – We handle any required permits, ensuring compliance with municipal regulations.
- Dust and Noise Control – We implement industry best practices to minimize disruption to your property and neighborhood.
- Eco-Friendly Debris Disposal – Whenever possible, we recycle pool materials, such as concrete, metal, and fiberglass, rather than sending them to landfills.
- Soil Stabilization & Drainage Management – Proper grading and compaction ensure that the filled-in site remains structurally sound and free of water pooling issues.
By choosing Capital City Demolition, you can trust that your pool removal project will be completed safely, efficiently, and with minimal environmental impact.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Why should I remove my swimming pool?
What is the difference between full and partial pool removal?
- Full Pool Removal: The entire pool structure, including concrete, plumbing, and liner, is completely removed, and the area is backfilled. This allows for future construction on the site.
- Partial Pool Removal: The top portion of the pool is demolished, and the remaining structure is filled with compactable material. This is a more cost-effective option but may have restrictions on future construction.
How long does a pool demolition take?
Do I need a permit for pool demolition?
How much does pool demolition cost?
How can I get a quote for my pool removal?
Contact Capital City Demolition today for a free consultation and estimate. Our team will assess your pool, discuss your goals, and provide a detailed cost breakdown.
Will my property value increase after removing a pool?
Will I be able to build over the area after removal?
Will my yard sink after a pool removal?
Can I remove an above-ground pool?
Yes, above-ground pools are generally easier to remove than in-ground pools. Our team can dismantle and haul away all pool components, including the frame, liner, and any surrounding decking.
How do I prepare for pool demolition?
Before demolition, we recommend:
- Disconnecting utilities such as gas, water, and electricity.
- Clearing access to the pool area to allow for equipment entry.
- Notifying neighbors if heavy machinery will be in use.
- Discussing future landscaping plans with our team so we can properly prepare the site.