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If you have been considering removing your swimming pool, you may have decided to postpone the work until the hottest days of summer have passed to get one more season of use out of the pool. However, as soon as those first leaves start landing in your pool during the fall season, you may be […]

If you have a home with a sloping yard, you may have a semi-inground pool. This type of pool is designed with a half-in, half-out look, with one part of the pool being buried in the ground like a traditional inground pool and the other half exposed in a manner that more closely resembles an […]

Do-it-yourself projects are becoming increasingly popular, thanks in no small part to the prevalence of instructional videos available online. While a homeowner’s desire to save money is understandable – particularly when you consider that the reason many people remove a pool in the first place is to reduce expenses – attempting this task on your […]

If you are considering removing a swimming pool from your property, one big question you may be asking is how it will impact the value of your home. While many people believe that having a swimming pool raises the value of a property and that removing one must therefore reduce the home’s value, that is […]

One of the most exciting aspects of an inground pool removal is preparing your new yard. There are so many ways you can enjoy this newfound space, whether you want to create an area for children and pets to play, or you are interested in using it for entertaining and relaxing. Many of these uses […]

Regardless of how much use you get out of your swimming pool, there may come a time when you need to remove it from your yard. Perhaps it is in a state of disrepair, or you plan to list your home for sale and are worried about how it will affect your resale value. Perhaps […]