Pool removal in Wyoming
Pool removal in Wyoming starts with a local permit and an 811 call before digging; then a crew paid Wyoming rates fills the pool in or takes it out.
- Concrete pool, filled in · 1–3 days
- $2,200–$9,000
- Concrete pool, taken out · 3–7 days
- $3,600–$14,300
US ranges from Angi, set for Wyoming construction pay (BLS, May 2025); days from HomeAdvisor.
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What kind of pool is it?
Not sure? Touch the wall: soft and pressable is vinyl, slick and glossy is fiberglass, rough is concrete.
Last question
Fill it in, or take it all out?
Good news first: pool removal in Wyoming usually costs a bit less than in most of the country, because local labor costs less. Your final bill hinges on the kind of pool you have and whether it's filled in or fully removed. Want a firm number? Call now and a local crew will come out, look at your pool, and leave you a written price.
Pool removal prices in Wyoming by type
These figures begin with Angi's 2026 national prices, then get adjusted using Wyoming construction pay reported by the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
| Pool kind | Work included | Wyoming price range |
|---|---|---|
| Above ground | Taken apart and hauled away | $425 to $2,250 |
| Vinyl liner | Removed | $2,700 to $9,000 |
| Fiberglass | Removed | $4,500 to $13,400 |
| Concrete or gunite | Filled in place | $2,200 to $9,000 |
| Concrete or gunite | Removed completely | $3,600 to $14,300 |
A fill-in leaves the pool shell in the ground and fills it. A full removal takes the whole pool out, so it costs more and takes longer. To get a real number for your yard, have a crew come look and hand you a written quote.
Permits and licensed crews in Cheyenne
Cheyenne hands out demolition permits to the homeowner or to a contractor holding the right license, and no one else. What you pay in fees depends on the demolition's value, and you'll also need to put up a cash deposit somewhere between $500 and $2,500. The rules apply to structures broadly, and we found no handout written just for pools.
Removal or demolition work also calls for a contractor license in the city. In Wyoming, licensing runs through cities like Cheyenne rather than a state board. Under Cheyenne's licensing rules, an owner-occupant of a one-family home can pull a permit for work on that home.
Inspections and the bond refund in Cheyenne
In Cheyenne, inspectors check the utility caps before they get buried, the excavation before any backfill goes in, and the finished lot once the work is done. If any of these inspections gets skipped, you lose your bond refund, so ask the crew to plan for each one when you call.
Backfill has to be proper material, the ground has to be leveled, and all debris has to go. Every service line has to be shut off, sealed, and signed off on.
Filling and seeding rules in Laramie
Laramie asks for a building permit on any demolition job. Once the work is finished, city code says the hole has to be filled in, leveled out, and planted with seed, and any buried utility lines have to be closed off the way the city requires.
Fill it in
$2,200–$9,000 in Wyoming
- Time in the yard
- 1–3 days
- Build there later?
- Usually not
- Tell a buyer?
- Yes: the bottom of the pool stays buried. Show the permit and the compaction report.
Take it all out
$3,600–$14,300 in Wyoming
- Time in the yard
- 3–7 days
- Build there later?
- Usually, once the town approves the packed fill
- Tell a buyer?
- Show the permit and the compaction report.
Calling before you dig
Under Wyoming law, you must notify the one-call notification center no less than 2 full business days ahead of any excavation, and no more than 14 business days ahead. That way, buried lines get marked before the first shovel hits the ground.
If the job runs past that 14-business-day window, One-Call of Wyoming says you can extend the ticket only by giving the center notice at least 2 business days before it runs out.
Getting a crew to your yard
A single call connects you with a pool demolition company serving your area. They'll ask about your pool and your yard, schedule a visit, and leave you with a written price. Tap to call now and get that visit on the calendar.
Get a crew to look at your yard
The ranges tell you what is usual. Once a crew sees your pool, the access, and the fill, they will give you a real written quote.