Dearborn Swimming Pool Removal
For pool removal in Dearborn, Michigan, choose a Hometown verified contractor. Hometown lists trusted reviews and verified credentials, making it simple to find the right contractor to remove a swimming pool. Contact Dearborn pool demolition and removal contractors below for a free estimate.
Pool Busters LLC
Pool Busters LLC is a fully licensed and insured in-ground pool removal specialist. We are experts in swimming pool removal, concrete demolition, and excavation. If you are looking to have a pool removal job completed with the quality and craftsmanship of an engineer, call Pool Busters LLC today.
- Fully licensed and insured
- In-ground swimming pool removal
- Above ground swimming pool removal
- Concrete removal and demolition
- Residential and commercial pool removal
Debuck Construction
At Debuck Construction, our demolition crews are specifically trained in the special requirements of pool removal. We will apply and obtain any permits needed as well as remove any fencing, vegitation and utilities that are necessary. We haul all pool equipment as well as recycling what can be salvaged. We clear the site and refill the pool area within budget and your timeline.
- Licensed, bonded, insured demolition company
- Commercial demolition - condominiums, complex
- Residential pool removal - above ground, in-ground
- Concrete removal and hauling
- Free pool demolition estimates
Pool Removal FAQs for Dearborn, MI
What you need to consider before hiring a pool removal contractor
Is your contractor licensed?
For the contractors license number, check the Michigan website. We also list licensing info here at the HometownDemolitionContractors.com website.
Can they provide a list of references?
Most reputable contractors will be able to provide you with a list of recent references. Ask the contractor you are evaluating to provide a reference list prior to hiring them for the job.
Don't be a victim of front loading
Front loading is when a pool removal contractor asks for too much money down prior to the job being started. This is a huge red flag. For instance, the contractor might ask for 50 percent of the total cost of the job, only perform a small percentage of the work, and then abandon the project entirely...leaving you with an unfinished job and no funds to hire another contractor to finish the job. Don't be a victim of this! As a rule of thumb, never pay more than 10% of the total amount up front.
Always put the contract in writing
Even if you eventually change certain aspects of the initial contract - always put it in writing! Also understand your right to rescind. In rare circumstances, after signing the contract, you may change your mind and decide to go ahead with another pool removal before the work has started. So with that said, always include a clause in the contract that states how many days you have to rescind from the contract.
Understand mechanics lien
Prior to any work being completed, ask the pool removal contractor you are considering to provide a notice regarding your states lien laws. You can also state in their contract that you would like them to obtain and provide lien releases from each of their subcontractors and material suppliers. A lien release is a a document that is signed by a subcontractor, laborer or material supplier after they are paid for their work or materials, and it waives any future right they have to enforce a mechanics' lien against your property.
Get the pool removal permit
Never do any work without a permit. There is a possibility that if you ever end up selling your home, the new owner will want to see the permits for any work done on your property, including pool removal. You should also decide who pays and gets the permit - you or the pool removal contractor? Its important that you include this in the contract.
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