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Daniel Osko

Removing your Above Ground Swimming Pool

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Recently, a reader of one of my other articles asked the question;

" How do you take down an above ground swimming pool to move it? I can't seem to find anything to help me. I read your article on replacing a liner but I need to know how to move one".

Well, (I thought to my self), this is a very good question. So, here is a basic step-by-step guide on the basic proceedure: ( You'll need at least three people, to help with your wall).

1) Drain all water out of pool using a sump pump.

2) Remove skimmers, returns, lights etc.

3) Remove old liner, (use a razor knife and cut into manageable folded pieces). You'll need a new liner if your going to reinstall the pool.

4) Remove Top Seat Ledge covers

5) Remove Top Seat Ledges.

6) Remove Top Rail and Joiner Plates.

7) Locate Wall Bolt Joint on the Pool Wall and remove the corresponding Upright.

8) Now, get some help and remove all Wall Bolts and associated hardware.

9) Next, start pulling the wall out of the bottom rail (track). And roll the wall up as you remove it from the bottom rail. When finished, duct tape the wall so it does not unroll.

10) Pull the uprights, bottom rail and bottom rail joiner plates out of the ground in sections.

11) Remove uprights from bottom joiner plates.

12) Make sure to separate all components and save all hardware!

That's it! For installation of the pool, please see the "Help Center" section located at http://www.bubbaspools.com . There are also pictures which may help with your installation under "Pool Pics" on the website.

Hope this helps!

Best Regards,

Daniel G. Osko

Bubbas Bazaar - Pools and More!


Computer Systems Technician, AutoCAD Mechanical Designer, Swimming Pool Contractor, Electronic Technician.

He was raised in a family who has had a long history in the Swimming Pool Industry.  Muskin employed his grandmother, mother, uncles, and father for many years to follow. 


Over the years he has learned how to Install and repair swimming pools the correct way, the best way, and the most cost effective way.  However, over the years he has also witnessed shrewd salesmen giving false information to customers in order to profit. Additionally, he has seen incompetent installers perform shoddy work and take advantage of their customers for the same purpose. Therefore, he is writing this article so that people can perform these tasks for themselves, or at least have the proper information to know if their pool related project is being done correctly.




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» left by Kimberly (527)
Kimberly
(1 year 166 days ago.)

Reader Rating: 5 out of 5
Daniel,
I never watched a professional take down an above ground pool, but this article sure brought back memories of my childhood when my Uncle Pete disassembled his in 1 easy step. I don't have a pool, but thanks for the memories. Kimberly
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» left by Daniel Osko (19,400)
Daniel Osko
(1 year 166 days ago.)

Kimberly,

Your MOST welcome.., and thank you!

Regards,
Dan Osko

Bubbas Bazaar Pools and More!

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» left by Anonymous (1 year 66 days ago.)
Hi  But how do you get the sleeve that connects the pool wall out without bending up the wall...........The rest is easy common sense but that sleeve was pounded down with a hammer.............................ART
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» left by Daniel Osko (19,400)
Daniel Osko
(1 year 66 days ago.)

Hi Art,
 
You be amazed at how many people do not posses "common sense".
 
So sticking to that thought..., try a hammer and a steel punch to aid sliding the the sleeve off while someone else holds the wall in place.
 
Best Regards,
Dan Osko
 
Bubbas Bazaar Pools and More!
 

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» left by Genevieve from Ottawa (142 days 5 hours ago.)
Reader Rating: 4.5 out of 5
Thank you, finding this post was very helpful as I will be helping a buyer remove my pool tonight. This is the only information I was able to find!

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» left by Daniel Osko (19,400)
Daniel Osko
(142 days 2 hours ago.)

Hello,
 
You are most welcome!  If you need in-depth information, please see my website link at the end of this article.
 
Best Regards,
Dan Osko
Bubbas Pools

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» left by MICHELLE from BUFFALO (94 days 4 hours ago.)
Reader Rating: 3 out of 5
HOW DO YOU GET RIDE OF ALL THE SAND THAT IS LEFT BEHIND AFTER WE REMOVE THE 21 FT. POOL? IT WASN'T DUG DOWN INTO THE GROUND, THE SAND I EVEN WITH THE GRASS. I'M AT A LOSS!

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» left by Daniel Osko (19,400)
Daniel Osko
(93 days 8 hours ago.)

You'll have to shovel it into a wheel barrel and dispose of at a different location or use a roto-tiller and mix the sand with existing earth before planting grass.
 
Danny
Bubbas Pools

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