Pool Inspection Services

Why Pool Inspections Matter

A swimming pool represents a significant investment in your home. Whether you are buying a house with an existing pool, selling a home with a pool, or simply want to know the condition of your current pool, a professional inspection gives you the information you need. Pool problems are expensive to fix, and many issues are not obvious to untrained eyes. Our inspections identify current problems and potential future issues before they become costly emergencies.

We perform detailed inspections for homeowners, buyers, and sellers throughout Alameda, CA. Our certified pool technicians inspect every component of your pool system and provide you with a comprehensive written report. You will understand exactly what condition your pool is in and what, if anything, needs attention. This knowledge helps you make informed decisions and avoid expensive surprises.

What Our Pool Inspection Includes

Our comprehensive pool inspection covers every major system and component. Here is what we check during every inspection:

• •Pool Structure: Cracks, leaks, surface damage, tile condition, and coping integrity
• •Water Quality: Complete chemical testing, clarity assessment, and contamination checks
• •Filtration System: Filter condition, pressure readings, and cleaning requirements
• •Pump and Motor: Operation test, noise levels, seal condition, and electrical connections
• •Heater: Ignition test, heat output, venting safety, and heat exchanger condition
• •Automation: Control systems, timers, remote access, and sensor function
• •Plumbing: Visible pipes, valves, fittings, and leak detection
• •Lighting: All pool lights, operation, seals, and electrical safety
• •Safety Features: Fencing, gates, covers, alarms, and drain covers
• •Decking: Surface condition, drainage, trip hazards, and structural concerns

After the inspection, we provide a detailed written report with photos documenting any issues we found. We explain what needs immediate attention, what can wait, and estimated costs for recommended repairs. You will have everything you need to make informed decisions.

When You Need a Pool Inspection

Buying a Home with a Pool

Never buy a home with a pool without getting it professionally inspected first. Pools can have hidden problems that cost thousands to repair. Cracked structures, failing equipment, outdated electrical systems, and safety violations are common issues that buyers discover too late. Our pre-purchase inspection gives you negotiating power and helps you avoid buying someone else's expensive problem. Many buyers use our inspection reports to request repairs or price reductions before closing.

Selling a Home with a Pool

If you are selling your home, a pre-listing pool inspection helps you address issues before buyers find them. You can fix problems on your timeline and avoid last-minute negotiations or deal-killing surprises. A clean inspection report also gives buyers confidence that your pool is well-maintained. This can speed up sales and potentially increase your final sale price. Many of our inspection clients choose to hire us for any needed repairs after the inspection.

Routine Pool Checkups

Even if you are not buying or selling, annual inspections are smart preventive maintenance. We catch small problems before they become expensive emergencies. Slow leaks, failing seals, worn equipment, and structural issues are easier and cheaper to fix when caught early. If you have not had your pool professionally inspected in several years, or if you inherited a pool with unknown history, schedule an inspection. We also recommend inspections before starting regular maintenance service so we understand your pool baseline.

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