Pool Inspection

Before you can dive into purchasing a house with a pool, you must perform a swimming pool inspection. Whether or not you have previously owned a property with a pool or a spa, it is important to arrange for a full evaluation of the condition of your future pool just like a house undergoes a professional home inspection prior to closing. The pool inspection cost is a separate expense but having peace of mind makes it well worth it. The last thing a homeowner wants is huge repair expenses after buying a new home.

 

A pool inspection covers :

• Visible plumbing systems

• Visible electrical and grounding systems

• Spas

• Filtration systems

• Pool heater, pump, motor, and valves

• Pool skimmers, drain covers, lights, steps, handrails, and ladders

• Rescue equipment

• Permanent accessories

• Physical condition of the pool structure, interior, and materials (surface, wall, tile, liner, floor)

• Operational Conditions

• Safety barriers, fences, and decking

• Screen enclosure and doors

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The pool inspection company will include all details and findings along with the home inspection report. That way, you will know what is in need of repairs or replacement prior to closing.