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What’s Included in Our Complete Pool Inspection
Expert Pool Inspection & Detailed Report
A pool is a popular amenity that increases a home’s value. More importantly, a pool provides friends and family with a great setting for fun, exercise, and unforgettable memories. The enjoyment of a pool can be diminished, however, when there are unexpected costs to repair the pool system. Homebuyers can avoid this situation by scheduling an expert pool inspection prior to closing on the home.
The realtor, home inspector, or homeowner usually schedules an inspection by our fully qualified pool inspector. Every aspect of the pool is assessed during an inspection, to determine the current condition of the entire pool system. Decking, attached spas, and pool equipment and automation are included in an inspection.
A thorough walk-around of the pool area is one element of a general pool inspection, and there is also testing of all equipment. Systematic testing is done of every component, including chemical and salt levels, drains, loose fittings, spa blowers, electrical or plumbing problems, safety risks, timers, broken or leaking pipes, the pool interior (vinyl, plaster, or pebble liner surfaces), pool tile, pool lights, gates, coping, heaters, filters, enclosures, decks, pool controls, and more. A report is written and delivered to all authorized parties, after completion of the inspection. The pool inspection report reflects any existing problems, such as damaged drains, broken equipment, or signs of excessive wear and tear. Many of the problems discovered during testing of the equipment are not apparent when conducting a simple walk-through. Issues are monetized, so that the possible costs of repair are immediately known by homeowners and homebuyers. Upon request, homeowners are provided with referrals and advice.