FAQs About Pool Deck Removal
Why would I need to remove my pool deck?
Pool decks may need to be removed due to damage such as cracks, uneven surfaces, or deteriorating materials. Removal may also be necessary for a redesign, pool renovation, or to replace the deck with a different material.
What is the process for removing a pool deck?
The process typically involves breaking up the existing deck with heavy equipment, such as jackhammers or concrete saws, then removing the debris. Afterward, the area is leveled and prepped for new construction or landscaping.
How long does pool deck removal take?
The duration depends on the size and material of the pool deck. On average, removal can take 1 to 3 days, but complex projects or those requiring more demolition may take longer.
Can I remove a pool deck myself?
While it's possible to DIY small sections of a pool deck, removing a full concrete or stone deck often requires heavy equipment and expertise. Hiring professionals is safer and ensures proper removal without damaging the pool or surrounding area.
What happens after the pool deck is removed?
After removal, the area can be left as is or prepared for a new deck, landscaping, or another outdoor feature. If you plan to replace the deck, the ground will be leveled and graded for the new material to be installed.