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Did you recently purchase a home that had a pool already installed in the backyard? Did you install a swimming pool yourself? Whatever your situation may be, if you’re thinking about removing your pool, JunkRaps – University Gardens, NY leading junk removal company – also specializes in pool removals using roll off containers. Their crew of professionals has the experience, tools, and equipment necessary to make sure your pool is properly removed and disposed of.
Reasons to Remove Your Swimming Pool
Sure, a swimming pool can certainly be an asset to your home. It’s a great space to cool off and have fun; however, a pool can also be a major liability. If they aren’t properly maintained, they’re old, or they’re in a yard with small children and animals, pools can be a major safety hazard. Plus, it takes up a lot of space in your yard; space that you could be using for something that you would enjoy more.
Reasons to Remove Your Pool
Not sure if removing your pool is the right way to go? Here’s a look at some reasons why getting rid of it might be the best option for you.
If you’ve decided that getting rid of your pool is the way to go, contact JunkRaps! Their crew can remove both above-ground and in-ground pools quickly, safely, and affordably. They’ll also make sure that all of the debris is removed and properly disposed of, using roll off containers. When JunkRaps in Nassau County removes your swimming pool, all that will be left is a big, open space for you to enjoy!
To learn more about JunkRaps in Nassau County pool removal services, give them a call today at 844-727-5865!
University Gardens is a hamlet and a census-designated place (CDP) in Nassau County, on the North Shore of Long Island, in New York. The main subdivision for which the CDP is named for is located towards its northeastern edge. It is located within and is governed by the Town of North Hempstead and is part of the Greater Great Neck area.
The University Gardens subdivision within the greater, eponymous CDP is a distinct community founded in 1927 and operates under a set of covenants recorded with its 218 homes and 17 commercial properties under the auspices of the University Gardens Property Owners Association, Inc.
The name of the CDP, which as aforementioned is named for the smaller, eponymous subdivision, derives from the fact that the land which the subdivision is located on was purchased from and built atop the short-lived University Golf Club, and because Russell Gardens, located across Northern Boulevard, was being developed around the same time.
As such, the “University” part of its name comes from the golf club and the “Gardens” part of its name comes from Russell Gardens.
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