Pool Demolition Made Simple – Fast, Safe & Hassle-Free in Pierce & King County
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Got an old pool that’s taking up space? We’ll make it disappear. At Franky’s Excavation, we handle pool demolition & excavation in Pierce & King County from start to finish: permits, removal, backfilling, and cleanup. Whether it’s an in-ground concrete pool or a fiberglass shell, we demolish it safely, efficiently, and without the headaches.
No more unused, cracked, or outdated pools, just a fresh start. We specialize in the safe, efficient removal of all pool types, from in-ground concrete and fiberglass to vinyl-lined structures. Our team handles everything: permits, excavation, removal, backfilling, and cleanup. When we’re done, your yard is prepped and ready for its next chapter.
Types of Pools We Remove:
An unused pool isn’t just wasted space, it’s a maintenance headache, a safety risk, and a roadblock to something better. At Franky’s Excavation, we make pool demolition easy and level out your land after removal. No red tape, no stress, just a clean slate for whatever’s next.
We handle everything: permits, demolition, debris removal, backfilling – so you don’t have to. Whether you’re planning a new patio, expanding your yard, or just want the hassle gone, we’ll get it done quickly and safely.
The process typically takes between 2 to 5 days, depending on the size of the pool, removal method, and site conditions.
Yes, Pierce County and King County require permits.
Pools that exceed 2 feet (24 inches), and are larger than 5000 gallons will require a permit.
Costs vary based on size, type, and location, but expect to pay between $5,000 to $15,000, with full removal being more expensive than partial removal.
In a full removal, all debris is hauled away. In a partial removal, broken concrete is left in the ground and covered with soil. Some materials may also be recycled.
It depends. Removing an unused or high-maintenance pool can make your property more appealing to buyers, especially those who prefer a larger yard or lower upkeep costs.
