How Pool Removal Service Requests Work

By phone or the request form: the city or address, whether the pool is inground or above ground, the material if you know it, rough dimensions and depths, whether it holds water, the narrowest access point between the street and the pool, and what you want the space to become. Photos from safe positions help. You do not need measurements to the inch, and you should never climb into an empty pool to get them.

This site may share your request with a third-party provider. The provider decides whether it can serve the property — territory, capability, calendar — and whether an on-site evaluation, measurements, or permit research is needed. Not every request results in a site visit, and not every request results in a match; if a provider cannot serve the property, no one will pressure you into a different scope to make it fit.

Scope, availability, timing, pricing, credentials, and terms all come from the provider, in writing, before work is scheduled. Submitting a request here does not authorize any work. Before you sign, check the provider's ROC license and classification scope, permit responsibility, insurance, exclusions, payment schedule, and change-order process — the quote checklist walks every line.

This site is the publisher and request-router, not a party to the contract between you and a provider. It does not set or guarantee prices, schedules, or workmanship, and it does not supervise work. What it does stand behind is the published information: sourced, dated, corrected in place — see editorial & source standards and about this site.