Project scope at a glance
- No obligation quote request
- Independent contractor model
- Clear consent before sharing details
- Property owner chooses provider
- 24 hour review target
Step 1: send the details
Provide your name, contact details, suburb, pool type, approximate access width, preferred removal method and photographs. Explain what you want to do with the yard afterwards.
Step 2: initial review
We check whether the information is sufficient and may contact you for clarification. Enquiries are matched according to service area, pool type, access and requested scope.
Step 3: contractor contact
A suitable independent contractor contacts you to discuss the job, arrange a site inspection and prepare a quote. You are free to ask questions and compare options.
Step 4: your decision
You decide whether to proceed and contract directly with the chosen provider. Confirm licences, insurance, approvals, engineering, disposal and payment terms before signing.
Questions to ask before accepting a quote
- What removal method is included and what will remain below ground?
- Which approvals, licences, inspections or specialist reports apply?
- How will waste, fill, drainage and compaction be handled?
- What access assumptions and exclusions are built into the price?
- What documents and photographs will be provided at completion?
- QBCC guidance on deregistering and lawfully decommissioning a pool
- Business Queensland information about demolition licensing
Approval and licensing requirements vary. A building certifier, council and the proposed contractor should confirm the requirements for the property.
Ready to discuss the pool?
Send the pool type, suburb, access and photos for an initial project review.