How long does a pool inspection take?

Most pool inspections take 1 to 2 hours depending on the size of your pool and how much equipment you have. We take our time to thoroughly evaluate everything rather than rushing through. You will receive your detailed written report within 24 hours after the inspection.

Should I get a pool inspection if I am not buying or selling?

Yes, especially if you have an older pool or have not had it professionally evaluated in a few years. An inspection can catch small problems before they become expensive repairs. It is also helpful if you inherited a pool with a home purchase and want to understand what you are dealing with.

Will you recommend unnecessary repairs just to make money?

Absolutely not. Our reputation depends on honest evaluations. We tell you what needs fixing now, what can wait, and what is purely optional. We would rather have you trust us for future work than oversell you today.

Pool Inspection Services

Comprehensive pool evaluations for buyers, sellers, and homeowners.

Professional pool inspection and water testing in Pasadena, CA

Know Exactly What You Are Getting

Buying a home with a pool is exciting until you discover hidden problems after closing. Maybe the equipment is 20 years old and ready to fail. Maybe there are cracks in the plaster that will cost thousands to repair. Maybe the pool has been neglected and needs major work to become swim-ready again.

Our professional pool inspection service gives you a complete picture of what you are dealing with. Whether you are buying, selling, or just want to know the condition of your current pool, we provide a detailed assessment of every component so you can make informed decisions. Homeowners throughout Pasadena trust us to give them honest, thorough evaluations.

What We Inspect

Our pool inspections cover every major system and component. We look at the things most people miss but that can cost you serious money down the road. Here is what we evaluate:

•Pool structure including shell, plaster, tile, and coping for cracks or damage
•Equipment age and condition including pump, filter, heater, and automation systems
•Plumbing system for leaks, proper water flow, and valve functionality
•Electrical components including lights, breakers, and safety features
•Water chemistry and quality to identify any balance issues
•Deck and surrounding surfaces for safety hazards or needed repairs
•Safety equipment including fencing, gates, covers, and alarms

Why Inspections Matter for Buyers and Sellers

If you are buying a home, a pool inspection protects you from expensive surprises. You will know exactly what repairs are needed and can negotiate with the seller or budget accordingly. If you are selling, an inspection before listing helps you address issues upfront and avoid last-minute deal problems.

Even if you are not buying or selling, regular inspections are smart. Catching problems early saves money. We might find a small leak that will become a major issue if ignored. We might notice equipment that is nearing failure so you can budget for replacement. Prevention is always cheaper than emergency repairs. Many customers schedule inspections along with services like equipment repairs or filter maintenance.

What You Get After the Inspection

After we complete your inspection, we provide a detailed written report with photos documenting our findings. We explain everything in plain English so you understand exactly what each issue means and how urgent it is. We also give you ballpark cost estimates for any needed repairs so you can plan ahead.

If your pool needs work, we can handle it. From algae treatment to equipment replacement to complete cleaning services, we do it all. You get honest advice from people who care about your pool, not just a bill from someone trying to sell you unnecessary repairs.

Call (626) 345-7770