
A pool can be a magnificent addition to a house, providing hours of fun spent with family and friends poolside. But just like a house, a poorly maintained or old pool can be costly to restore or repair. Adding a pool inspection to your full home inspection is a tremendous value, and it will give you an accurate assessment of its condition.
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Pools may have significant repair issues that can be a budget breaker. For example, resurfacing a pool can be as costly as installing a new roof. Repairs should not be taken lightly simply because the pool is outside. A swimming pool inspection will give you the knowledge you need to ask for remediation or a price reduction during the time of escrow.
The scale and scope of every pool inspection can vary. However, every certified inspector will keep the following factors in mind when conducting an inspection:
Safety and security features
The pool equipment (pool filters, pumps, pool heaters)
The interior condition of a pool
Decking and background conditions
Plumbing and electric fittings
It is important to address every one of these points since all of them can be a source of potential future damage and also endanger the pool users. With this in mind, our qualified inspectors will do their best to inspect all the above-listed components and provide you with an objective report on the pool’s condition.
Once the inspection is conducted and you get the report, it is essential that you act quickly and address the discovered issues, as well as comply with the listed recommendations. The Inspectors Company takes every task very seriously and will go the extra mile to meet your needs.
At The Inspectors Company, we go far beyond a cursory look of the pool and spa condition. Our inspection follows a comprehensive checklist and no detail is overlooked. Here is what it consists of:
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Ample storage space for necessary equipment
Clear, uncluttered pool decks
Slip-resistant surfaces leading to the pool, decks up to minimum pool safety standards code
All deck equipment tightly secured including ladders, stanchions, chairs, rails, treads, plates, etc.
No standing water puddles on pool or spa deck surfaces
Contrasting and marked areas for steps, treads, ramps, ledges, etc.
No harsh or unpleasant odors or fumes
No apparent physical damage to pool equipment
Visible and securely fastened drain grates
Water clear of visible debris, showing no discoloration or algae growth
Regular reported testing of pool water quality and chemical levels within acceptable ranges
Appropriate measurement, maintenance, and record or water temperature
Adequate heater identified and properly installed
Proper storage of pool chemicals
Proper lighting and electrical components safely installed
How much does a pool inspection cost?
The cost of an average pool inspection may vary based on the size of the swimming pool. It starts at $90.
However, before you go with the most affordable option, check if your potential inspector has passed the necessary training and if they are licensed to perform a pool inspection. Remember, the cheapest option is not always the best one.
Elite Property Inspectors takes pride in its transparent and affordable pricing. Our goal is to provide you with the service that is worth your money and that will leave you fully satisfied. So, feel free to check out the fees on our website.
It is highly recommended to add a Pool and Spa Inspection to your Full Home Inspection when purchasing a home with a pool and/or spa onsite. This ensures the safety and functionality of these recreational spaces. It can also help you identify potential issues and avoid unexpected expenses in the future.
On average, a comprehensive Pool and Spa Inspection typically takes one hour to complete. The duration depends on the pool's size, equipment, and any potential concerns found during the inspection.
During the inspection, our expert inspectors will assess various areas, including pool equipment, safety barriers, filtration systems, lighting, and pool accessories to ensure optimal performance and safety.
It is recommended to have a Pool and Spa Inspection annually to ensure proper maintenance, safety, and functionality.
Regular pool and spa inspections help identify potential problems early, ensuring proper maintenance and preventing costly repairs. They also prioritize the safety and well-being of family members and guests.
Your inspector can provide maintenance recommendations to keep your pool and spa in excellent condition, including water treatment, equipment care, and safety measures.
Getting a Pool and Spa Inspection before selling your home demonstrates transparency and increases buyer confidence. It helps address any issues upfront and streamlines the selling process. As a bonus, sharing the report can increase your home’s value and save costs for the buyer.
If issues are found during the inspection, sellers can choose to address them before listing the property, offer a credit to the buyer, or disclose the problems and sell the home as-is. This transparency builds trust with potential buyers.
Your inspector can provide recommendations to enhance the appearance and functionality of your pool and spa, ensuring they are in excellent condition for potential buyers.

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