Pool Inspection Services
Professional pool inspections for home buyers, sellers, and owners who want peace of mind.
(510) 766-7659
Know What You're Getting
A swimming pool represents a significant investment, whether you're buying a home with one or selling your property. A professional pool inspection gives you detailed information about the condition of the pool, its equipment, and any potential problems you should know about. Think of it like a home inspection, but specifically focused on the pool and its systems.
At AquaLift Fremont Pool Care, we provide thorough pool inspections for home buyers, sellers, and current owners. Our technicians have extensive experience with all types of pools and equipment. We know what to look for, how to spot problems that aren't obvious, and how to explain our findings in clear terms you can understand and use.
Whether you need an inspection for a real estate transaction, you're concerned about your current pool's condition, or you want to know what maintenance and repairs might be needed in the near future, our inspection service gives you the information you need to make informed decisions.
Complete Pool Inspection Checklist
Our inspections are comprehensive. We examine every aspect of your pool and its systems:
Pool Structure and Surface
- •Interior surface condition (plaster, tile, liner, or pebble)
- •Cracks, stains, etching, or other surface damage
- •Tile condition and grout integrity
- •Pool deck condition and any settlement or cracking
- •Coping condition and stability
- •Structural integrity and signs of movement or damage
Equipment and Systems
- •Pump operation, age, and condition
- •Filter type, condition, and functionality
- •Heater or heat pump inspection and testing
- •Chlorinator or salt system operation
- •Automation system and controls
- •All visible plumbing and connections
- •Pool lights, water features, and accessories
Water Quality and Chemistry
- •Complete water chemistry testing
- •Water clarity and appearance
- •Signs of algae or bacterial growth
- •Chemical staining or mineral deposits
Safety Features
- •Fence and gate condition and compliance
- •Main drain covers and safety compliance
- •Electrical safety and bonding
- •Ladder and handrail security
Detailed Written Report
After your inspection, you receive a comprehensive written report with our findings. This isn't just a checklist. It's a detailed document that includes:
- •Photos documenting current conditions
- •Clear descriptions of any problems found
- •Assessment of equipment age and expected lifespan
- •Priority ratings for repairs or replacements needed
- •Estimated costs for recommended work
- •Maintenance recommendations going forward
This report is valuable for negotiations if you're buying or selling, and it gives you a clear roadmap if you're planning repairs or upgrades. We can also provide quotes for any repair work or ongoing maintenance the inspection reveals you'll need.
When You Need a Pool Inspection
Home Purchase
Most home inspectors don't have specialized pool knowledge. They'll check basic safety items but often miss equipment problems or structural issues. A dedicated pool inspection before you close on a house gives you leverage to negotiate repairs or price adjustments. It also tells you what maintenance costs to expect so there are no surprises after you move in.
Home Sale
Getting your pool inspected before listing your home lets you address problems proactively. You can fix issues that buyers will definitely find, or you can price the home accordingly if you choose not to make repairs. Either way, you're in control of the situation rather than scrambling during negotiations.
Peace of Mind
Current pool owners who are concerned about their pool's condition benefit from an inspection too. Maybe you've been putting off maintenance and want to know what really needs attention. Perhaps your equipment is aging and you want to plan for replacements. An inspection gives you a clear picture and helps you prioritize your spending.
Insurance or Warranty Claims
Sometimes insurance companies or warranty providers require a professional assessment of pool damage or equipment failure. Our inspection reports provide the documentation you need for these situations.
Schedule Your Pool Inspection
Whether you're buying, selling, or just want to know your pool's condition, we'll provide a thorough inspection and detailed report. Call us today to schedule your appointment.
(510) 766-7659