Buying a home with a pool? We inspect the shell, equipment, and chemistry and give you a clear, honest report of what's working, what's worn, and what it'll cost — before you close.
A pool inspection is a top-to-bottom evaluation of a pool and its equipment, most often done before a home purchase. It covers the condition of the shell, plaster, tile, and coping; the pump, filter, heater, and any automation; the safety items like drains and barriers; and the current water chemistry. The result is a written assessment of the pool's condition, the remaining life of major components, and the likely cost of any needed repairs.
A pool can quietly hide thousands of dollars in deferred problems — a cracked shell, a heater near the end of its life, an old pump, or a leak. A pre-purchase inspection turns those unknowns into facts you can negotiate on or budget for, instead of inheriting a surprise the first month you own the home. It's a small cost against one of the more expensive features of a property.
Get an inspection any time you're buying a home with a pool, before your inspection contingency expires. It's also worth doing when you take over a pool you've never maintained, when you suspect underlying problems, or when you want a baseline assessment before starting regular service.
“A step above other pool services I've used in the Tampa and Carrollwood area. Great customer service, and the pool always looks great.”
“Very responsive and thorough from day one. They evaluated the condition of the pool and water and recommended a treatment before starting service.”
“The best pool maintenance company I've ever used. It took a few other companies that gave marginal service before I finally found them.”
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