Why Inspect
A Pool Hides Its Problems Below the Surface
A pool can look fantastic from the patio and still be quietly draining your wallet. A failing pump bearing, a heater that has not fired in years, a slow plumbing leak, or plaster that is nearing the end of its life are all invisible until you go looking. By the time most owners notice, the repair bill is already large. An inspection exists to surface those issues while they are still small or, at the very least, before they become your problem to pay for.
Our inspection is a methodical walk through the entire system. We start at the equipment pad, where we run the pump, watch the filter pressure, check the heater and automation, and look hard for the wet spots and corrosion that signal a leak or a part on its way out. Then we move to the pool itself, reviewing the plaster, tile, coping and deck for cracking, hollow spots and wear, and confirming the returns and skimmer are pulling and pushing water the way they should.
We finish with the things that protect people: the fence, the gates, the drain covers and the electrical bonding. When we are done you do not get a verbal shrug and a "looks fine." You get a written report with photos and plain-language notes you can actually use.
