I feel the surface is stable as the cal hardness and Cyanuric levels are ideal however the surface is showing signs of current organic growth , mixed with small plaster loss from past growth, in combination with a wet environment (right next to creek, pool is level with creek top therefore DO NOT drain for long periods of time / not in winter / spring time) that shows signs of seepage into pool (white calcium horizontal drip marks).

Overall this surface may last another 15 years if it’s able to run its natural course.

I would recommend removing the calcium / growth with water treatments ($100-400).

Also note there is an unusual pattern in deep end. I initially felt it was a patch, however because of the two scratchs in the south section of the discoloration I feel it’s only topical stain and may be able to be removed with water treatments.

This is a candidate for a 1/4 drain.

The first skimmer is in *working* condition however it is in need of a new
*float valve* ($50)
*float valve o-ring* ($65)
*skimmer weir* ($55)

This unit is in working condition note someone must turn it on manually for it to work.

There are two pool lights installed neither are working.

The timer board is in working condition I would recommend servicing the light GFCI as well as the light breaker (155).

Over all the equipment pad is in fair condition however if sun exposure is a prolonged this equipment pad will have more issues. Recommend adding a UV cover throw for equipment longevity ($55).