Pool Inspection Service
Know the Condition of Your Pool
Whether you are buying a home with a pool, taking over a pool from a previous service company or simply want peace of mind, an inspection tells you where things stand. It helps you understand the condition of the equipment, spot problems early and plan for repairs or upgrades.
Pools can look fine on the surface while hiding worn equipment, slow leaks or plumbing issues. A careful inspection by someone with 20 years of pool experience can uncover issues that are easy to miss during a quick look. Knowing about these issues early gives you time to budget for repairs and avoid surprises after a purchase or during the busy swim season.
What We Check
A pool inspection typically covers:
- Water clarity and chemistry
- Pump and motor operation and noise
- Filter type, condition and pressure
- Heater operation, if present
- Salt system and automation, if present
- Visible plumbing and valves at the equipment pad
- Signs of leaks around equipment and fittings
- Plaster, tile and coping condition
- Drain covers, skimmers and pool lights
Clear Findings You Can Use
After the inspection, we walk you through what we found in plain language. We point out what is working well, what needs attention soon and what may need to be planned for later, so you can make decisions with confidence.
Our pool inspection focuses on the pool and its equipment and is not a substitute for a full home inspection. If repairs are needed, we can explain your options and help with the work. Many homeowners also use an inspection as the starting point for regular weekly service.
Pool Inspection Questions
Should I get a pool inspection when buying a home?
It is a good idea. A pool inspection helps you understand the condition of the pool and equipment before you commit.
Do I need to be present for the inspection?
It helps but is not required, as long as we can safely reach the pool and equipment. We share our findings with you afterward.