Above Ground Pool Demo

Here I return to my neighbors where I expanded his backyard ( • Clearing Land for a Ne... ) to take down an old deck and pool that were on their last legs.
Equipment Used:
Excavator: 2021 Bobcat e26 R-Series
Dump Trailer: 2020 BigTex 14LP
Camera: GoPro Hero 7

[@ptwnbratche]

Thanks for the follow up on grass growing in further up the back yard. So nice to see

[@mikeholley9017]

Another how to video, thank you for your tutorials.

[@skitzochik]

this channel is EASILY in my top 3 faves.

[@CarlsonSonLandscapingLLC]

Thanks!

[@fredrobinson6990]

Looks so much better. Good job!

[@kkeenan536]

Seems like it would’ve saved you some room if the homeowner had hired someone to disassemble the railings & lattice and give it away. The place sure looks better in any case

[@careyward3405]

Nice job

[@stephenlehr6020]

Nicely done. Yeah, hindsight or looking from the outside, maybe sorting out all the plywood pieces and dropping them in first so they all lay flat on the bottom may have helped some with room in the dumpster, but unless you want to get in there and move stuff to fill voids..... you did a great job filling the dumpster without being able to really smash things down to pack it as you filled it. And that grass from the previous work you did here looks crazy good!! Especially with all the trees around there, it filled that area solid!! I was thinking you should take all that metal to a scrap yard, should get something for it, even if it doesn't cover the fuel expense, you shouldn't have to pay to get rid of it thankfully. Have a good one!!

[@CarlsonSonLandscapingLLC]

Yeah, I probably could have organized it better but it worked out in the end. I did end up bringing the aluminum to a local recycling center and it made up for the cost of getting rid of the other trailer of material.

[@stephenlehr6020]

@@CarlsonSonLandscapingLLC Nice!!!

[@chdinct6792]

Nice job. Was wondering if the skid steer with a grapple could load the dumpster faster but not sure if it could reach over the sides enough to spread the material. Did you get any scrap valve for the metal.

[@CarlsonSonLandscapingLLC]

Yeah, it would have been able to tote it and load it, but smashing it down would have been harder. Yeah, was around ~$250 worth of aluminum.

[@FreeBladez]

What have you found the best way to acquire new clients

[@CarlsonSonLandscapingLLC]

I have generally just advertised via Google Business Listing, Facebook marketplace and Craigslist services with pretty good success in my area.