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• Posted By : Michel Hariss
• Posted On : Aug 22, 2021
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• Category : General
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Overview

• Have you been enjoying your inground pool for many years and thinking maybe it's time to call it a day? Inground pools can last for quite some time, but they aren't without their problems. Pools require maintenance, repairs, and at the end of the day, are they really worth it to have in your own backyard? Some answer yes, while others aren't as joyous each year pool season comes around. You may have purchased a home thinking you would use an inground pool but quickly found that it requires more work than you're willing to put in. You also may have thought that it wouldn't be as expensive to operate. 

  
  
  

  Why Is Getting Rid Of A Pool Worth It?

  
  

  If you keep going back and forth as to whether or not you should get a pool removal service performed, let us illuminate a few facts. If you get rid of your pool, you won't have to mess with maintenance. This means if there's a crack in your pool wall, you don't need to fix it. You don't have to resurface the pool when it starts to feel rough, and you don't need to worry about pool liners. These are just a few of the maintenance things you'll have to keep doing the longer you have a pool. Not to mention the added expense of cleaning out the pool and keeping the chemical balance in balance.

  
  
  

  Full Versus Partial

  
  

  To get rid of a pool, you'll have two options—a full or partial removal. These are pretty different but relatively achieve the same results. A partial removal simply destroys the inside of the pool, knocking down the pool walls. The rubble is then backfilled to provide you with a smooth surface. Complete removal will eradicate the pool and remove the concrete and materials from your property. After the removal is performed, new dirt is brought in and compacted. This makes the area like new again as if a pool was never there.

  
  
  

  A More Cost-Effective Choice To Fill In The Hole

  
  

  One of the reasons a homeowner would choose a partial pool removal is to save money. This is the most cost-effective approach to getting rid of your pool and regaining your space. If you're tired of maintenance, cleaning and are just ready to be done, a partial pool removal will get it done fast.

  
  
  

  Final Thoughts

  
  Northern Virginia Pool Removal can benefit your property in several ways. You can look forward to more usable space and never again worry about cleaning out a dirty pool. If you’re tired of messing with a pool, chemicals, and cleaning, a partial pool removal could be the best solution for you. It is cost-effective and takes only 2-5 days to complete—depending on pool size.