Should a pool inspection include pressure testing? | | Always | 27% | | In most cases | 22% | | In some cases | 33% | | Never | 11% | | Not sure | 5% | | | | | Question: Should a pool inspection include pressure testing? Top Answer (33% of 18 votes): In some cases.
Answer: In some cases
Explanation: Most pools do not require a pressure test of the underground plumbing. If the pool is running and shows no signs of water loss, I generally don’t recommend a pressure test. Pressure testing is done typically by a leak detection company at a cost of $400-$600.
As an additional service to the pool inspection I can perform is a leak test on the pool. An electronic device called a Leak tracker can be put on the pool during the inspection and it can monitor the level very accurately to identify and small drop in the water level. This additional service is available for $150.
If a drop in water level is determined I would refer the customer to a leak detection company for a pressure test and leak detection. | | Pool Inspections by Howard | Answer: Always
Explanation: Need to know filtration system working properly | | North State Inspections | Answer: In some cases
Explanation: If there is no gauges that work the inspector should as long as he is certified in pool operations. | | Your Home Property Consultants | | | ProMatcher |
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