Pool Inspection Services

Why Pool Inspections Matter

A pool inspection gives you a complete picture of your pool's condition, safety, and potential problems. Whether you are buying a home with a pool, selling your house, or just want to make sure everything is working properly, an inspection identifies issues before they turn into costly repairs or safety hazards.

Many pool owners in Norwalk, CA do not realize they have problems until equipment fails or their water turns green. By then, repairs are more expensive and more urgent. Our professional inspection service catches problems early so you can fix them on your schedule and budget. We examine every part of your pool system and give you a detailed report with clear recommendations for repairs or improvements.

What Our Pool Inspection Includes

We perform a thorough inspection that covers your entire pool system from top to bottom. Here is what we check:

• •Pool Structure: Cracks, leaks, surface condition, tile damage, coping issues, deck problems
• •Equipment: Pump operation, filter condition, heater function, automation systems, salt systems, lighting
• •Plumbing: Pipe condition, valve operation, skimmers, returns, drains, pressure testing for leaks
• •Electrical: Wiring condition, GFCI protection, bonding, grounding, safety compliance
• •Water Chemistry: Complete water testing, balance assessment, scale or staining issues
• •Safety Features: Fencing, gates, alarms, drain covers, ladder condition, diving board if present

After the inspection, we provide a written report with photos documenting any issues. We explain what needs immediate attention, what can wait, and give you cost estimates for recommended repairs. If you need equipment repairs or filter service, we can handle that too.

When You Need a Pool Inspection

Buying a Home: Never buy a house with a pool without getting it inspected first. Home inspectors often miss pool-specific problems. Our specialized inspection tells you exactly what condition the pool is in and what repairs you might need to budget for.

Selling Your Home: Get ahead of buyer concerns by having your pool inspected before listing. You can fix problems in advance or adjust your price accordingly. A pre-sale inspection shows buyers the pool is well maintained.

Annual Maintenance: Even if you are not buying or selling, an annual inspection helps you stay on top of maintenance and catch problems before they become expensive. Think of it like a checkup for your pool. We can also set you up with weekly cleaning service to keep your pool in great shape year-round.

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