The Demolition Company is your trusted pool removal service in Newcastle and the Central Coast. With over two decades of experience in expertly removing unused residential and commercial swimming pools, you can count on us.
We’ll take your unloved pool and turn the space it occupies into a safe, clean spot ready for redevelopment. By using high tech equipment and advanced techniques, we ensure the safety of people, property and the environment, on every job. We’re committed to recycling any reusable materials, and disposing of others safely, in an effort to reduce environmental impact.
Whether your unused pool is large or small, indoors or outdoors, above ground or below, constructed of fibreglass or concrete, we’ll get it out of there on time and on budget! Our expert knowledge and meticulous planning promises a safe, efficient and cost effective job every time.
WHY HIRE THE DEMOLITION COMPANY TO REMOVE YOUR SWIMMING POOL?
Superior local knowledge and familiarity
Highly experienced, licenced and insured team
Advanced equipment and practices
Industry, and legislated safety standards applied on every job
Value for money pricing and competitive quotes
Many years of practical experience, means we bring a wealth of expertise to every project. We use the latest equipment and have established safe, environmentally friendly practices across all our operations. Your pool removal project is carefully planned and carried out, prioritising the safety of people, property, and the environment. We’re friendly, punctual and offer transparent pricing with no nasty hidden extras.
THE DEMOLITION COMPANY SWIMMING POOL REMOVAL PROCESS
Client meeting and site assessment
Precise project planning
Pool removal execution
Filling and levelling – soil remediation (if contamination detected)
Safe removal and compliant disposal of waste materials
To ensure a successful pool removal job, we get started with a client meeting and site visit, where we’ll discuss your specific needs. While on-site, we will assess the overall job including any access limitations, potential hazards, and the size and type of pool. We’ll check its overall condition, and whether it is made of concrete or fibreglass. All these considerations impact our overall planning of the job, including resources to be allocated, and safety measures to be implemented. We may need to include soil remediation in our planning if pool damage has caused leakage that has contaminated the ground.
The next step is careful planning of the whole project, from the setting up of safety barriers and signs, the deconstruction of the pool, to the safe removal and disposal of waste materials. We’ll take care of all the boring paperwork for you too!
With planning done and permits in place we’ll get started. Safety first – We’ll put up safety signage and barriers if needed, and remove any potential hazards from in, or around the pool. Any power sources attached to the pool will be removed, the pool emptied and deconstructed. Reusable materials will be sorted for recycling, and other waste materials will be disposed of compliantly.
If there’s no soil contamination, we’ll use clean fill to top up the excavation and level it, leaving a clean, safe space to be repurposed.
BENEFITS OF REMOVING YOUR UNLOVED SWIMMING POOL
Having an unused, damaged, or outdated pool professionally removed provides many benefits.
NO MORE MAINTENANCE, CHEMICAL, OR RUNNING COSTS!
GET A FRESH, NEW SPACE TO PUT TO BETTER USE
REMOVE A POTENTIAL HAZARD, EYESORE, FINANCIAL DRAIN
GET RID OF THE RISK OF SOIL CONTAMINATION FROM DAMAGE
An unwanted swimming pool that is no longer being used can become an eyesore, a waste of valuable space, and a hazard. If it is unloved, and hasn’t been well maintained, the water can go stagnant, creating the perfect environment for mosquitoes, bacteria and bad smells to breed. Even if the pool is kept in good condition, it costs money to maintain. What you pay for water, power and chemicals for an unused pool is dead money that could be better spent on something else. The pool itself can also start to break down, leading to cracks and leaks that can contaminate the surrounding soil. Getting rid of a pool you don’t want frees up space that you can reclaim and put to better use.
