Dallas Pool Demolition

It went very well. They showed up when they said they would. Worked very quickly and efficiently. They drained the pool on a Monday evening. By Wednesday afternoon there was no trace of the pool. I had gotten estimates from several other companies. There was only a $100 difference. The others would only punch a hole in the bottom of pool, throw in the pool equipment and the fill it with dirt. That could create lots of problems down the line. Larman dug up and removed all traces of the pool. I highly recommend them.

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I bought a house last year that had a swimming pool that was in disrepair.  The cost to fix it was prohibitive plus I would have lost at least one trophy Oak.  In two days Dallas Pool Removal completely removed the old pool and the equipment associated with it and all of the concrete surrounding it.  They REMOVED all material.  They did not bury anything.  Because they are so busy, I had to wait two months for them to get to me.  During that time they kept me up on the status and wound up starting a week earlier than originally planned.  Rain has a great effect on their business.  The final grade on my yard was a concern to me but four men spent hours hand grading it and checking with a laser level.  They hit it spot on.  Just outstanding work.  I would do business again with these people for anything that I needed.  They finished up by telling me that the scope of work was actually less than estimated so they lowered the price to account for it.  How many times has that happened to you.

The search on Angie's list is really poor.  These people run four crews and take out as many as eight pools a week.  They are that busy because they do such a good job.  Pool removal is big business in Dallas.

Super nice people.  Thanks to RaNell and Patrizio.

I can submit a copy of the paid bill.  I wish everyone was half as good as these people.

It went well.  They are finished and I just cut a check for them.  They don't ask for money up front, which I like.  They did a great job of completely removing the pool when others just want to go down 1/3 and fill with concrete.  That pool is gone, completely gone.  I love it.  It will pay itself back quickly since I would have to repair the pool then maintain it for years  It was a frugual move on my part.
I don't think that the category is correct.  It should be pool removal or excavating.