Pool Inspection

Yay! Your new house has a pool! Is it functioning properly? Is it heated? Is is safe? This inspection includes evaluation of many pool components and various pool safety items. However, this is not a substitute to having your pool and it’s components maintained and inspected by a qualified pool contractor. My findings can potentially lead to negotiations with the seller to repair or maintain the pool & ensure the pool is functional upon your occupancy.

pool inspection includes evaluation of the floowing

• Pool liner or surface walls and floor

• Pool decking and grading

• Permanent pool accessories (ladders, slides, diving boards, etc…)

• Pumps for circulating water

• Pumps for vacuuming or cleaning

• Pool heater

• Safety of electrical outlets, light fixtures & other electrical components near the pool

• Overflow skimmers and drains

• Rescue equipment

• Containment of pool chemicals

• Pool depth and diving safety

• View of the pool from the house. Is there any obstructions? (for safety reasons)

• Is there proper fencing and self-closing/locking gates?

What’s not included?

• Water testing (pH and chlorine levels)

• Determine the age of the pool, liners and other pool components

• Back-washing of the pool filter

Cost: $175