Pool Inspection Services

Know Exactly What You're Getting

Maybe you're buying a home with a pool and want to know what you're getting into. Maybe you're selling and want to fix problems before buyers find them. Or maybe you own a pool and suspect something's not working right. A professional pool inspection gives you the facts you need.

Pool problems aren't always obvious. Equipment can look fine but be near failure. Small leaks can waste thousands of gallons before you notice. Surface damage can indicate bigger structural issues. Our detailed inspections catch these problems before they become expensive emergencies.

We inspect pools throughout Lancaster for homeowners, buyers, sellers, and real estate agents. Our comprehensive inspection covers everything from structure to equipment to water quality. You get a detailed written report explaining what we found and what needs attention. As experienced pool service professionals, we know what to look for and how to explain it in terms you'll understand.

Our Complete Pool Inspection Checklist

Our inspections are thorough and systematic. We examine every component of your pool system:

• •Pool structure: cracks, chips, surface condition, tile integrity
• •Equipment: pump, filter, heater, automation systems, condition and age
• •Plumbing: visible pipes, valves, fittings, leak detection
• •Electrical: proper grounding, GFCI protection, wiring condition
• •Water quality: complete chemistry testing and analysis
• •Safety features: fencing, gates, covers, alarms, compliance
• •Deck and coping: cracking, settling, trip hazards
• •Lighting: function, safety, fixture condition
• •Accessories: ladders, rails, cleaners, covers

After inspection, you receive a detailed report with photos documenting issues, repair cost estimates, maintenance recommendations, and priority ratings for needed repairs. This information is invaluable whether you're negotiating a home purchase or planning your pool budget.

Who Benefits From Pool Inspections

Home buyers use our inspections to avoid purchasing houses with expensive pool problems. The inspection cost is tiny compared to discovering a $5,000 equipment replacement needed right after closing. Buyers use our reports to negotiate repairs or price reductions before finalizing purchase.

Home sellers benefit by identifying and fixing problems before listing. This prevents last-minute negotiation issues and shows buyers the pool is well-maintained. Many real estate agents require pool inspections before listing homes with pools.

Current homeowners use inspections to understand their pool's condition, plan maintenance budgets, and catch small problems before they become big ones. If our inspection reveals needed repairs, we can handle those immediately. We offer comprehensive equipment repair services and ongoing maintenance programs to keep your pool in excellent condition.

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