An above-ground pool past its useful life is one of the most awkward backyard items to remove. It cannot be left at the kerb, it takes up significant space, and dismantling and disposing of the liner, walls, and frame requires a crew. Silverdale Junk Co provides above-ground pool removal in Silverdale and across Kitsap County — we drain, disassemble, and haul everything away.

What the Job Involves

Above-ground pool removal starts with draining any remaining water — we recommend draining the pool yourself before we arrive to speed up the job and reduce cost. Our crew then disassembles the pool walls and frame, removes the liner, and hauls all components to appropriate recycling and disposal facilities in Kitsap County.

Types of Pools We Remove

We remove steel-frame above-ground pools, inflatable frame pools, resin-frame pools, and semi-permanent above-ground installations. Pool sizes from small backyard wading pools up to full-size 24-foot round pools. Condition does not matter — torn liners, bent frames, and non-functioning pumps are all fine.

What Happens to the Materials

The steel wall panels and frame go to scrap metal recyclers. The vinyl liner goes to general waste — vinyl pool liners cannot currently be recycled through standard Kitsap County streams. Pump and filter units are assessed for donation or e-waste recycling depending on condition.

Pricing

Above-ground pool removal in Silverdale typically runs $300–$600 depending on pool size, whether it is already drained, and access to the backyard. Small pools (12 feet and under) are at the lower end. Full-size pools requiring significant disassembly time are at the higher end. We confirm the price on-site before starting.

Book Above-Ground Pool Removal in Silverdale

Call (360) 928-5949 for a fast quote on above-ground pool removal across Kitsap County. Drain the pool before we arrive if possible — it speeds up the job and reduces your cost.

What to Do with Pool Chemicals Before Removal

Pool chemicals — chlorine, pH adjusters, algaecides, and shock treatments — cannot go in our truck. Before removal day, take all pool chemicals to the Kitsap County Moderate Risk Waste programme for proper disposal. Do not leave chemicals in or near the pool during removal — the crew needs a clear, chemical-free work area.

Can You Sell an Above-Ground Pool Before Removal?

A pool in good working condition — intact liner, working pump and filter, undamaged wall panels — has real value on Facebook Marketplace in Kitsap County. List it with dimensions and photos. Buyers who collect it themselves handle their own disassembly, saving you the full removal cost. If no taker after a week, call us.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does above-ground pool removal take in Silverdale?

A 15-foot pool that is already drained takes 2–3 hours. A 21-foot pool takes 3–4 hours. Adding draining time if the pool still has water adds 1–2 hours. We give you an estimate on-site.

Do you handle pool pump and filter disposal?

Yes. Working pump and filter equipment is assessed for donation or resale. Non-working equipment goes to certified e-waste or scrap recyclers. Let us know whether you want to keep the pump before we arrive.

What is included in the pool removal price?

All prices include disassembly of wall panels and frame, liner removal, loading, hauling, and disposal. Concrete footer removal (if present) is quoted separately. Call (360) 928-5949 for a firm on-site quote.