Above-Ground Pool Removal in McKinney, TX

It comes down in stages. The water goes first, then the liner comes out. After that, the top rails come off and the uprights and wall panels come apart.

We load each piece as it comes down, so nothing sits in your yard. Once it's all on the trailer, we rake up the area and leave it clean.

Yes. The water has to be out before we can take anything apart. Draining is on you, and a pump makes it go a lot faster.

Before you start, check your city's rules for where pool water can go. For example, the City of Allen's stormwater page lists pool draining among common examples of illicit discharge to the storm sewer. Our guide to taking down an above-ground pool covers draining and the steps after it.

Pull out the pool chemicals too. They're on our list of things we can't take.

A lot of above-ground pools have a wood deck built around them. When the pool goes, the deck usually has no reason to stay.

That deck is our deck removal work, and we can quote both together. It all leaves on the same trip, on one invoice.

A few photos tell us most of what we need. Size, wall type and access are what change the work. Gates, slopes and a long walk to the driveway all count.

We're based in McKinney and take down pools across Collin County. Frisco homeowners can find local details on our Frisco pool removal page.

Each city sets its own permit rules for taking down a pool. Where a city requires a permit, it's usually pulled by the general contractor or the homeowner. If one is needed and nobody else is pulling it, we can usually pull it ourselves for an added fee that varies by city.

If the pool is going, other things often are too. An old hot tub, a trampoline or a playset can ride out on the same trailer.

Our hot tub, trampoline and playset removal covers those. One trip, one quote, and the yard is yours again.