Pool Inspections in NWA

• Operational Condition of the Pool
• Pool Pump
• Pool Filter
• Treatment System
• Heater
• Pump timer
• Electrical Service / Box
• Plumbing
• Pool Floor Surface
• Pool Cover
• Skimmers and Returns

What does a pool inspection involve?

We inspect your new or prospective pool so that you can relax by your new pool knowing that you've invested wisely.

We will make sure that the walkways around the pool are not prone to slips and trips, and that there are no electrical wires close by.

We will check the vinyl liner on the pool, if there is one, to make sure there are no tears. If there is a tear in the liner, water will be able to seep out and it will have to be repaired or the vinyl liner entirely replaced. If the pool is finished with plaster, we will make sure there are no cracks that can lead to future issues, and any tiles inside the pool.

We will inspect the edge of the pool to make sure there are no chips, which could lead to tripping hazards or debris in the pool. We will also check for proper drainage in the decking for rainfall.

We will make sure the lights in the pool function correctly and that they are newer LED lights. We will also check for condensation inside the light fixtures, because this can lead to mold and mildew issues.

We will inspect all equipment including the pump, filter, and heater to make sure your pool is in great shape. We can repair any equipment for you as well.

If the pool has a diving board, fountain, or infinity edge, we will check to see that they are up to code and won't cause any issues in the future.

If the diving board has any rust or is damaged, we would recommend taking the diving board completely out to reduce any potential risks or liability.

We will check the position of the roof gutters and the slant of the yard to make sure that water will drain away from the pool.