The pool surface is vinyl over likely a gunite shell. There is considerable dust and debris piles on the bottom of the swimming pool making it difficult to fully determine if there are blemishes present on the surface under these sediment piles. Overall the surface appears to be older than seven years and younger than 15 years. In general vinyl surfaces typically last up to 15 years and it does appear that this surface is worn but in fair condition overall. Something unusual is where they glued the vinyl under the tile line this is not typical and I would not expect it to be waterproof in this area now or for much longer as there are signs of the sealant failing / it peeling. It is likely that this area will need to be resealed here soon if water loss is present ($1500+).

There are some sections of tile that are loose and missing mortar throughout the pool this will likely need to be addressed ($500-1500) depending on how many are loose / missing grout.

The tile itself has considerable calcium buildup present that can be removed for approx $650.

Note that you can replace all the tile in the pool with new updated tile for 1500 to 2500 and that may be the best value here especially after fixing the adherence issue to the surface below the tile.

The water quality is poor with no chlorine present recommend modification ASAP to resolve ($150+).

The main drain cover in the pool has been updated recently however the main drain itself is not technically VGBA compliant. Recommend updating the cover to a larger more complaint cover / due to age ($88) if desiring extra safety measures.

The skimmer has considerable blue matter present inside of it. This may be caused by algaecide or other issues. I am also finding that there is older epoxy work performed to it. This will likely need to be re touched when the surface of the pools border gets resolved ($100).

There is no bottom cleaner present however it does appear that it is ready for a return style bottom cleaner = Polaris 360 $650

No issues. Working at this time.

If there is any condensation inside the light lens the light canister must be replaced for safety, it does appear that there is condensation inside this light lens recommend replacement for safety ($750).

The filter is operating but by judging from the amount of sediment piles found in the swimming pool it is likely that the filter is due to have it sand replaced ($750) and the filter serviced ($150) due to a leak on the drain plug.

The filter pump is in working condition.

The heater does turn on and function however it does not fire indicating that there is an issue with the heater itself. Recommend service to the unit to resolve this 2013 model heater ($550+).

The filter pump has a built-in timer and therefore the manual timer is only being used as a power shut off. The breaker supplying power to the filter pump could be updated to a GFCI breaker made specifically for variable speed pumps ($150+).

Valving Present is in working condition some of it is slightly older or a ball valve style but working none the less.