A pool is a five-figure system sitting in the backyard, with pumps, plumbing, electrical, and surfaces that all age. Our visual pool and spa inspection follows the InterNACHI Pool and Spa Inspection Checklist so you know what you're inheriting before closing day.
We evaluate the visible, accessible components of the pool and spa and deliver a written report of our observations, from the vessel itself to the equipment pad, with safety items front and center.
Resurfacing, equipment replacement, and leak repairs each run well into four figures. A pool inspection prices the reality into your decision while the seller is still at the table.
Pair it with your home inspection and the whole property gets evaluated in one visit, house and pool alike.
Barriers, gates, GFCI protection, and drain covers are the items that protect kids and guests. We check what's visible and flag what's missing.
A documented pool condition report turns a vague 'the pool works' into specifics you and your agent can act on.
No. It's a visual inspection of accessible components following the InterNACHI checklist. We don't disassemble equipment or perform pressure testing, and the report is clear about that scope.
A covered or winterized pool limits what's visible and operable, which limits the inspection. Spring through fall, with the pool open and running, gives you the most complete look.
Yes. Attached spas and standalone hot tubs are evaluated the same way: visible condition, equipment, and safety items, documented in writing.
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