Fill Dirt for Pool Removal in Garland, TX
Pool removal fill dirt in Garland — delivered, compacted, done. Starting at $10/yard delivered.
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Pool Removal Fill in Garland
Pool removal fill in Garland starts at $10/yard for clean fill dirt. Most in-ground pool removals need 30-70 yards depending on pool size and depth. In DFW, pool removal is one of our most common projects — many older neighborhoods in Garland have aging pools that homeowners want removed to reclaim yard space or reduce maintenance costs. We recommend clean fill dirt compacted in 12-inch lifts for the bulk fill, topped with 4-6 inches of screened topsoil ($17/yd) if you plan to grow grass. The fill will settle 3-6 inches over the first year — order 10-15% extra to account for this. We coordinate multi-load deliveries across several days to match your demolition contractor's compaction schedule.
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Pool Removal Fill FAQ — Garland
Small above-ground pool: 10-15 yards. Medium in-ground (12x24): 30-40 yards. Large in-ground (16x36): 50-70 yards. Very large/deep: 80-100+ yards. Text us your pool dimensions for an exact calculation.
Clean fill dirt for pool removal in Garland starts at $10/yard delivered. A typical 40-yard pool fill runs about $400. Add topsoil at $17/yd for the top 4-6 inches if planting grass.
Clean fill dirt ($10/yd) is fine for pool removal — you don't need structural fill unless you're building something over the filled pool area. Compact in 12-inch lifts for best results.
Expect 3-6 inches of settling in the first 6-12 months even with proper compaction. Order 10-15% extra material to account for this. DFW's clay soil can extend settling time during wet-dry cycles.