Pool Inspection Services
Comprehensive pool inspections for buyers, sellers, and homeowners who want peace of mind.
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Why You Need a Professional Pool Inspection
A pool is a big investment. Whether you are buying a home with a pool, selling your home, or just want to know the condition of your existing pool, a professional inspection gives you critical information. Pools have many components that can have hidden problems. Surface issues, equipment failures, and structural damage are not always obvious to the untrained eye.
Most home inspectors are not pool experts. They might check basic items but miss important details about equipment, plumbing, or structural integrity. A dedicated pool inspection from specialists like us provides a thorough evaluation of everything that matters. We know what to look for and how to spot problems before they become expensive.
In Florence-Graham, older pools are common, and many have been patched or modified over the years. An inspection reveals the true condition and helps you make informed decisions. You might discover issues that need immediate repair, or you might get peace of mind knowing everything is in good shape. Either way, you benefit from knowing the facts. Learn more about our complete pool care services that keep pools running smoothly.
Our Comprehensive Pool Inspection Checklist
We inspect every major component of your pool and equipment. Our goal is to give you a complete picture of the pool condition and identify any issues that need attention. Here is what we check:
- •Pool Structure: Inspect for cracks, leaks, settling, and surface damage on walls, floors, and coping
- •Plumbing System: Check all pipes, valves, and fittings for leaks, corrosion, and proper operation
- •Pool Pump: Test motor, check seals, evaluate noise and vibration, and verify flow rate
- •Filter System: Inspect filter condition, pressure gauge accuracy, and cleaning needs
- •Heater: Test operation, check for rust or corrosion, and verify heating capacity
- •Electrical Systems: Inspect wiring, timers, breakers, and ground fault protection
- •Automation and Controls: Test all automated features, valves, and control panels
- •Pool Lighting: Check all lights for proper function and look for moisture in fixtures
- •Water Chemistry: Test pH, chlorine, alkalinity, calcium hardness, and stabilizer levels
- •Safety Features: Check fencing, gates, drain covers, and other safety compliance items
- •Deck and Surfaces: Look for trip hazards, cracks, and drainage issues around the pool
After the inspection, we provide a detailed written report with photos showing everything we found. We explain what needs immediate repair, what to watch for future issues, and what is in good condition. This report is valuable for negotiations if you are buying or selling. If repairs are needed, we can also handle them with our equipment repair service or filter cleaning service.
When You Should Schedule a Pool Inspection
The most common time for a pool inspection is when buying or selling a home. Buyers want to know what they are getting before they commit. Sellers want to address problems before listing or provide documentation that the pool is in good shape. Either way, an inspection protects both parties and helps transactions go smoothly.
You should also get an inspection if you just moved into a home and are not sure about the pool condition. The previous owner might not have maintained it properly or might have hidden issues. An inspection tells you exactly what you are dealing with and helps you create a maintenance plan.
Another good time for an inspection is before major repairs or renovations. If you are thinking about resurfacing your pool or replacing equipment, an inspection identifies all the issues at once. This prevents surprises during the project and helps you budget accurately.
Finally, consider an annual inspection if you want to stay on top of your pool condition. This is especially smart for older pools or if you have expensive equipment. We catch small problems early before they turn into big repairs. Annual inspections combined with weekly cleaning service keep your pool in excellent condition year after year.
What You Get After Your Pool Inspection
Most pool inspections take 1 to 2 hours depending on the pool size and complexity. We arrive with all the testing equipment and tools we need. You can be present during the inspection if you want, or we can work independently and email you the report afterward.
Within 24 hours, you receive a detailed written report with our findings. The report includes photos of problem areas, descriptions of what we found, and recommendations for repairs or upgrades. We rate items as immediate concerns, future watch items, or acceptable condition. This makes it easy to prioritize what needs attention.
If you are buying a home, you can use the report to negotiate repairs or a lower price. If you are selling, you can fix issues before listing or disclose them upfront to avoid problems during closing. If you are a current homeowner, you have a roadmap for maintenance and repairs.
We also offer follow-up consultations to answer questions about the report. If you want estimates for repairs, we can provide those too. Many customers hire us to fix the issues we found during the inspection. We are a one-stop solution for pool evaluation and service. If your pool needs a deep refresh after inspection, our deep cleaning service can restore it to excellent condition.
Common Questions About Pool Inspections
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