In addition to the pool itself, a inspector will inspect all of the pool equipment and fencing. This includes filters, pumps, heaters, plumbing, timers, and any other electrical components involved in the pool’s functioning. The goal of a inspector is to determine what damage, if any, is affecting the pool.
Pools, hot tubs and spas can add value to your home. But they can also cost a lot to fix if issues are left unchecked.
If you’re purchasing a new home or other property with a pool, it pays to understand what you’re buying. While some fixes may be minor, other issues can pose larger problems. Rely on an expert to inspect your pool or spa before negotiating the final terms of the sale.
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| Pool & SPA Area | $350 |
| Pool & SPA Area with outdoor kitchen | $695 |
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The visual pool and spa inspection includes looking over pool equipment, electrical supply (including pool lighting) and any safety issues immediately surrounding the pool and pool deck. The mechanical pool and spa inspection monitors most important equipment as it runs.
Proper, routine maintenance and inspections go a long way in keeping your pool or spa in top condition. From appropriately using chemical treatments to safely operating heating and electrical systems, there are a lot of elements that work together for your swimming pool or hot tub. Hiring a professional for regular inspection can help prevent — or identify – problems before they wreak havoc.
