What is typically included in a pool inspection?

Answer: The shell, tile coping and finish are inspected. All operational equipment is turned on and operated and its condition as well as expected life is noted on the inspection. I also include a brief orientation of the pool and the equipment with the client to make them comfortable with the pool system.

Answer: Safety fence and gate. Pool equipment such as pump and filter

Answer: I look over all equipment, hoses, fittings, connection points. I check around the entire exterior of the pool for leaks and excessive water. I check to ensure that the pool pump is operational and working as intended. I ensure the pool pump does a proper backwash and rinse as well as a proper waste. I will inspect the inside of the pool for rips, tears, punctures, cracks and other damages within the pool. I will make sure that all internal and external pool parts such as skimmers, intakes, jets, etc. are also in good shape and will recommend replacement if needed. I will test the water for proper chemical balance. I will take photos of my inspection and will write a report for which will be emailed upon completion.

Answer: depends on what type. I would check pool condition, equipement, safety... etc. I have a inspection check list, I do not have it handy... yet I follow it.

Answer: Pump, filters, pressures, etc.

Answer: all components

Answer: The inspector should go over the pump system, the gauges, the filters, the tiles or coping,water clarity. this is a base inspection but not limited it depends on the pool.

Answer: Pool Barrier Requirements,Pool Electrical,Circulating System,Pool Interior,Pool Deck,Slides and Diving Boards.

Answer: issues, cost estimate, plan to fix

Answer: all aspects

Answer: All aspects

Answer: Pool and components conditions