Pool Inspection Services

Why You Need a Pool Inspection

Pools are complex systems with many components that can fail or need maintenance. When you're buying a home with a pool, you need to know what you're getting into. Is the equipment in good condition or about to break? Does the pool structure have cracks or leaks? Are there safety hazards lurking under the surface?

A professional pool inspection gives you answers. We examine every aspect of the pool and equipment to identify problems, estimate remaining equipment life, and flag safety issues. Whether you're buying, selling, or just want to understand your pool's condition, our thorough inspections provide the information you need to make smart decisions.

What We Inspect

Our comprehensive inspection covers all major pool components and systems:

• Pool Structure: Shell condition, cracks, surface deterioration, tile and coping integrity
• Equipment: Pump, filter, heater, automation systems, cleaners, lighting
• Plumbing: Visible pipes, valves, return jets, skimmers, main drains
• Electrical: Bonding, GFCI protection, wiring condition, timer operation
• Deck Area: Safety issues, tripping hazards, drainage problems
• Safety Features: Fencing, gates, alarms, covers, compliant barriers
• Water Quality: Chemical balance testing, clarity assessment
• Special Features: Spa jets, waterfalls, slides, solar systems

The Inspection Process

Our inspection takes 1 to 2 hours depending on pool size and complexity. We start by examining the pool structure, looking for cracks, stains, or surface problems. We test all equipment to verify it operates correctly. We measure water chemistry and assess overall water quality.

We take detailed notes and photos throughout the inspection. If we find problems, we document them clearly so you understand what needs attention. We also note the general age and condition of equipment so you can plan for future replacements.

After the inspection, you receive a detailed written report. This report includes our findings, photos of any issues, and recommendations for repairs or maintenance. For buyers, this report can be valuable during negotiations. For sellers, getting an inspection before listing helps you address problems proactively.

Types of Pool Inspections

We offer several types of inspections depending on your needs:

Pre-Purchase Inspection: For home buyers who want to know the pool's condition before finalizing the sale. This inspection can uncover hidden problems that might affect your buying decision or negotiation position.

Pre-Sale Inspection: For sellers who want to identify and fix problems before listing. This can prevent surprises during the buyer's inspection and help your home sell faster.

Annual Checkup: For pool owners who want a professional assessment of their pool's condition. This helps you plan for maintenance and catch small problems before they become expensive repairs.

If our inspection reveals equipment problems, we can handle pool equipment repairs right away. We also offer ongoing maintenance service to keep your pool in great shape after the inspection.

Frequently Asked Questions