Pool Inspections

Tampa FL

Although the water feature may look beautiful, a full pool inspection is required to determine if there are any dirty little secrets lurking beneath the surface.

A pool inspector will help identify potential hazards and necessary repairs, and advise you of options to rectify any problems. Afterwards, the inspector will give you a full written patio report, usually the same day of the inspection or within 24 hr. You'll get and electronic report copy.

Having an arsenal of tools and an encyclopedic body of knowledge, your inspector is like a detective for pool problems. But first, the inspector will start with the basics, identifying the:

• Pool size

• Pool depth

• Type of pool materials used in construction, such as poured cement, fiberglass, or vinyl

• Age and manufacturer if applicable

The inspector will do a visual inspection of the area around the pool and the pool itself, looking for warning signs of potential issues, such as cracks in the surface. The inspector will also check that railings, ladders and diving boards are built to standard and securely fastened, and things such as the filter casing are in good working order and properly installed. 

The pool plumbing inspection will check that pumps are working properly and using correct water pressure. If a problem with poor filtration or water pressure it detected, your inspector will recommend an additional round of tests by a leak detection specialist. The inspector will also look at the main drain to see if it is up to standards.