Pool Inspection • Long Island
Pool Inspection — Comprehensive Assessment & Report
Buying a home, noticed issues, or want a mid-season check? We perform a full visual and functional inspection—structure & surfaces (visible areas), equipment (pump, filter, heater, chlorination), hydraulics, and basic electrical/safety cues—then deliver a prioritized report with photos and recommendations.
Property & System Overview — establish baseline
Identify pool type, equipment set, plumbing paths, and operating conditions. Record initial PSI/flow observations and water clarity.
Clear baselineElectrical & Safety Cues — visual checks
Verify GFCI presence, bonding/grounds where visible, timer/automation operation, and equipment labeling. Note any safety or code concerns for follow-up.
Safe & accurateEquipment Health — pumps, filters, heaters
Evaluate wear, noise, startup behavior, and age indicators. Note cartridges/grids condition, heater status, and chlorination/salt systems.
Actionable findingsLeak & Seal Check — dry connections
Inspect unions, lids, O-rings, and visible joints for drips or salt staining. Flag gasket wear or suction leaks needing attention.
Dry & tightHydraulics & Flow — circulation snapshot
Observe return strength, vacuum/suction, and pressure trends. Note restrictions (clogged baskets, dirty media) impacting performance.
Full performanceNoise & Vibration — listen & localize
Assess bearings, cavitation, and resonance sources. Recommend correction or monitoring intervals based on severity.
Quieter runSuction/Pressure Integrity — hold prime
Check lid seal, valves, and fittings for air ingress or pressure leaks that reduce efficiency and clarity.
Stable systemDocumentation & Plan — report & next steps
Provide a written report with photos, prioritized recommendations, and maintenance tips tailored to your pool and usage.
Ready for season