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Posted by on December 26, 2006, 6:47 am
that kind of pool is for someone that likes to dive from a divingboard
it actualy probably cost a lot of money to build
if you were in socal i would smack the crap out of you if you got
rid of it because you know firemen use them to put out fires
or you could install a roof mounted sprinkler system
I know you need a permit to put in a pool
I really doubt you need one to remove a pool but this is california
I would call a pool company
ask them if you should cut holes in the bottom which you probably should
and then you will need to hire a contractor to back fill it and knock a
couple feet of the all down around the edge
its going to cost you a little bit of money to do this
I would expect 10k easy probably more from the pool size i am imagining with
a 15 foot depth
> Hi,
>
> I am thiking of buying a house that has a 15 ft deep pool and would
> like to close it. I am in Northern California and don't see the need
> for such a deep and very large pool.
>
> Does anyone know approximately how much this would cost or of any
> problems associated with closing a pool. I would most likely put grass
> over it.
>
> Any input would be highly appreciated.
>
> Thank you,
>
> Kalpana
>
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