Pool & Spa Inspections
A pool should come with the house, not with surprises.
Pumps, heaters, liners and safety barriers add up quickly. A pool and spa inspection reviews the visible structure, the equipment pad and the safety features so you know what you are taking on.
What it is
A visual and operational review of accessible pool and spa components, performed as an add-on to a home inspection.
Best for: Buyers of homes with a pool or spa
What we look at
- Shell, liner and coping
- Decking and drainage
- Pump, filter and heater operation
- Visible plumbing and valves
- Electrical bonding and GFCI protection
- Fencing, gates and safety barriers
- Ladders, rails and diving equipment
- Spa jets, controls and cover
Questions we hear often
Can you inspect a pool that is closed for winter?
A closed pool limits what can be operated. We will tell you what could and could not be evaluated so you can decide how to proceed.
Why it pays off
- Equipment condition before you inherit it
- Safety barriers checked
- One appointment with your home inspection
- Photos of each concern