OKLAHOMA CITY, OK
Pool & Hot Tub Removal in Oklahoma City
Above-ground pools, in-ground pools and old hot tubs taken out, every piece hauled away, and the spot filled and graded so you can use the yard again.
A pool nobody swims in still holds green water, still has to be covered or cleaned, and still takes up most of the back yard. A dead hot tub sits on the deck for years because it's too heavy to drag off. We take both out across the Oklahoma City metro, haul every piece away, and leave ground you can use.
Hot tubs come up all the time with the yard work in Mustang, where our shop is, alongside fence and deck teardowns. In Moore, above-ground pools are on that list too. We're fully insured, the estimate is free, and se habla español.
Guides
What we take out
- Above-ground pools: frame, walls, liner and whatever's left inside
- In-ground pools, plus the concrete and decking around them
- Hot tubs and spas on a deck, a slab or bare ground
- Concrete pool decks and patios, through our concrete removal
- Wood decks, steps and old fencing around the pool
- Fill dirt, sand and topsoil by the load, through our material delivery
- Grading the spot so it drains, with our grading crew
- Debris haul-off and cleanup, in our own trucks
How a pool or hot tub removal goes
Send us photos
Text us a few photos of the pool or tub, what's built around it and the path to the back yard, and tell us what you want there afterward. Most people get a number the same day.
Get it ready on your side
Drain what you can, and have your electrician shut off and disconnect power to the tub or pool equipment. Check what your city asks for — rules change city to city.
Break it out and load it
We bring the machine that fits your yard — a skid steer, compact track loader or mini excavator. Walls, liner, decking and concrete get broken up and loaded as we go.
Fill, grade and clean up
Fill dirt and topsoil come in on our trucks, the spot gets shaped to send water away from the house, and we clean up behind ourselves.
Above-ground and in-ground are two different jobs
An above-ground pool is a frame, a ring of walls and a liner, often with a wood deck built up against it. It comes apart, gets loaded and leaves. What's left is a flat circle of dead grass that needs leveling and topsoil before anything grows.
An in-ground pool is a hole lined with concrete, vinyl or fiberglass, usually with a concrete deck around it. Taking one out means breaking up what's there, hauling it off and bringing in enough dirt to fill the hole. That's more weight and more truckloads.
Hot tubs are heavier than they look
A hot tub is a big shell packed with pipes, pumps, foam and siding. Even drained it's heavy, and it's rarely somewhere easy — up on a deck, behind a fence or against the back of the house. Once your electrician has the power disconnected, we cut it loose, load it and haul it off.
Our trucks run both ways
A pool job moves material in two directions: concrete, liner and decking out, fill dirt and topsoil in. We run our own trucks both ways, so you're not paying one outfit to haul debris and calling another for dirt. Once the hole is filled and graded, it's ready for:
- Grass again, with topsoil and a final grade before seed or sod
- A garden or open yard
- A pad for a shop or storage building, from our pad prep crew
Rules to know before the pool comes out
Rules for taking out a pool vary by city, and we won't guess at yours. Before the job is scheduled, ask your city what it wants for removing a pool and filling the spot. Who applies — owner or contractor — is worth settling then too. For what the metro's cities post about tearing things down, see our city-by-city demolition permit guide.
What drives the price of pool or hot tub removal
Two pools the same size can price out very differently once you add the deck, the gate and the fill. We price each one on what's actually in the yard.
- Above-ground or in-ground, and what it's built from
- Size and depth, which set how much fill it takes
- Decking, steps or a concrete patio around it
- Fill dirt and topsoil needed to bring the spot back level
- Access to the back yard: gate width, slopes and trees
- Fences or gates that have to come down
- For a hot tub: size, where it sits, and whether the power is disconnected
- What you want there afterward: grass, a garden or a pad
Every job is priced on what's actually there. Text a few photos to (572) 273-1427 and you'll get a real number back.
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Areas we serve
What comes down in each town, and the city rules worth knowing before it does.
Pool and hot tub removal questions
- Do you remove above-ground pools, or only in-ground?
- Both, plus hot tubs. An above-ground pool is usually the lighter job, since there's no hole to fill — just ground to level and topsoil to spread.
- Can you just haul off my old hot tub?
- Yes. Once the power is disconnected by your electrician and the water is out, we load it and take it away. If the deck under it is rotten, we can tear that out while we're there.
- Do I need a permit to take out a pool?
- It depends on your city. Call before the job is scheduled and ask what it wants for removing and filling a pool. Our demolition permit guide covers what the metro's cities post.
- What goes in the hole?
- We deliver fill dirt, sand and topsoil by the load. How much depends on the size of the hole and what goes on top — grass needs topsoil, a future building needs a proper pad. If your city has its own requirements for filling a pool, those come first.
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