Swimming Pool Demolition in Pierce, WI

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Tauschek Harold Excavating

New Franken, WI

Harold Tauschek & Sons Excavating & Snow Removal, Inc. has been in business since 1986. Our passion for quality results and ethical practices has been passed down through the generations who run Harold Tauschek & Sons Excavating. We specialize in a... more

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Cornerstone Concrete & Masonry

Manitowoc, WI

Cornerstone Concrete & Masonry has been serving Manitowoc County for more than 20 years. We offer you a complete range of concrete services, from paving driveways and sidewalks to stamped concrete—we do it all. We are dedicated to... more

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Lambert Michael & Barbara

Mishicot, WI

Michael & Barbara Lambert serve residential and commercial customers throughout Mishicot, WI and nearby areas. They are demolition experts, and they can tear down all kinds of structures, including houses, office buildings, sheds, and more. more

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Bielinski Excavating Inc.

Denmark, WI

Bielinski Excavating Inc. of Denmark, WI has been providing prompt and professional excavation services to the Green Bay area since 1949. We are a second-generation, family-owned and operated business that takes pride in all the work we do.... more

Pool Removal Tips for Pierce, WI

Pool Demolition Tips

The two main ways to get rid of your inground pool are:

1. Partial Demolition

This method involves removing only the top portion of the pool by breaking it off, throwing it in the bottom of the pool, and backfilling.

PROS: fast and inexpensive

CONS: more complications are possible compared to complete removal

2. Complete Demolition

This method involves demolishing the pool, hauling away all the debris, and then filling and compacting the area with dirt, gravel, etc.

PROS: best option for maintaining or increasing property value

CONS:  more expensive and takes longer

Learn more: Pool Removal Cost Comparison: Partial vs. Complete