Maryland Pool Inspection

Swimming pool inspections provide insight into the hidden and apparent condition of the pool and its systems as well as the safety aspects.  We assess every aspect of the pool from equipment functionality to structural integrity.

A residential pool inspection by a certified pool inspector identifies operational problems and issues that are in violation of local & national pool codes and standards, as well as those that may lead to costly repairs - this information can be significant during negotiations.

Standard Inspection areas include:

• Perimeter barriers, gates and security
• Structural - Pool deck, bond beam, expansion joint & coping
• Pool surface & waterline tile
• In-floor cleaning system if equipped
• Pool dimension measurement and average capacity
• Skimmer(s)
• Main Drain cover(s)
• Diving board/slide
• Lighting
• Water feature(s) if equipped
• Attached spa if equipped
• Pump(s)
• Filtration system
• Sanitizer system(s)
• Auto-fill if equipped
• Heater
• Automation system
• PVC plumbing lines and valves above grade
• Electric panel & components
• Bonding
• Cover
• Additional equipment as installed
• Water Test (in-season)

Standard Inspection takes up to two hours depending on pool complexity.

Additional Services:

• Digital Water Loss Test & Analysis
• Leak Detection utilizing the industry's most innovative non-invasive, static, acoustic and digital leak detection technology
• Pool water must be clear and at normal operating level (mid-way up skimmer mouth) with equipment operational for leak detection
• Leaks detected requiring placing plumbing under pressure/vacuum, or diving, to pinpoint leak location will require a follow up visit 
• Hot Tub Inspection - standalone hot tub inspection