Hello,
I was hoping to get some advise on the next steps I need to take for an inground pool we’re demoing. So far, we have several holes punched in the bottom and filled with gravel and the liner removed.
There is a section of pumps and things on the patio nearby that I have no clue about and obviously want to remove them as well.
What I’m hoping to figure out is if there’s anything that has to be done at this point before beginning the fill in process? I don’t want to get half a pool full of dirt and then discover there was some pump or pipe that needed removed first.
If all of the equipment can just be removed at any time, that would be wonderful and we can continue the fill in.
Any and all help appreciated.
Thank you!
Proper Pool Demo Equipment Removal
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Re: Proper Pool Demo Equipment Removal
Just remove the equipment when convenient
The gravel isn't necessary but the holes in the bottom will let excess water escape
Crushed concrete and a geotextile membrane to separate the soil from just filling up the voids in the crushed concrete/rubble
The gravel isn't necessary but the holes in the bottom will let excess water escape
Crushed concrete and a geotextile membrane to separate the soil from just filling up the voids in the crushed concrete/rubble
Re: Proper Pool Demo Equipment Removal
Thank you so much on the reply, Dennis. Just so I’m clear, there shouldn’t be any pipes or drains or anything that I need to remove first at this stage that may be underground or in the sidewalls?
Thanks again!
Thanks again!
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Re: Proper Pool Demo Equipment Removal
Any old pipes and drains would just fill with water if the water table is that high
The only other thing to be careful of is electricy which may still be connected (lights)
The only other thing to be careful of is electricy which may still be connected (lights)
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