The surface of the pool is painted.

Throughout the entire surface, there is calcium Fisher’s present. This is generally an indicator of a wet subsoil / waterloss potential.

There is a larger calcium Fishers near the deep end main drain cover.

Overall, I would not anticipate the painted surface to last much longer therefore recommend removing and resurfacing likely sooner than later / in the next one to two years ($9-12k+).

Tile overall is in fair condition with little calcium build up present.

The coping stones look nearing re sealing on most border pieces ($1000-1500) soon 1-5+ years.

Recommend proper water balance by increasing the cyanuric acid and calcium hardness levels ($200).

New water is likely present, therefore recommend re checking in 1-30 days chemical levels after modifying to help confirm leak status.

The main drain cover is due to be updated ($88). The pool drain itself is also non VGBA compliant and will likely not pass city inspections unless updated to complaint type. Recommend performing during replaster for best value.

The skimmer is older, recommend updating the float and float O-ring as well as weir door ($300).

No bottom cleaner present but a Polaris 280/380 would work well ($600) or Polaris 3900 at $900.

Note for simplicity a suction side cleaner would likely result in a cleaner pool overall, and would then require only one pump vs current two pumps.

The auto fill is in working condition without issue. At this time I still would recommend updating the float, head to an all plastic version ($50).

There’s water present in the west light can 1/2 way up the can; Recommend replacement on this can as well as the other can as it also appears to potentially have condensation inside the light lens ($750x2).

The filter is in working condition however poor overall condition due to sun exposure. It will likely need a new filter elements set of 4 and pressure gauge ($500) due to the painted surface sloughing off constantly.

The bonding wire is due to be connected.

The pump and motor itself is in poor condition and likely will need to be replaced soon ($750-2200)
Vs any repairs recommended due to condition.

A variable speed pump (Superflo VS $900+) would work well here if solar wasn’t used. If it is being used likely an IntelliFlo / Pro / i3 Pentair pumps.

The booster pump is in working condition, but recommend connecting the bonding wire ($50).

The main equipment timer box is in ideal working condition.

The light switches for the pool light will need to be updated ($100).

The solar controller is in functioning condition however, it will likely need some attention to it sensors ($200).

It is likely that the salt cell is no longer functioning recommend updating due to age and condition ($900).

The plumbing overall is two to be updated, especially at the suction side, connection of the filter pump and the solar section of the equipment pad, to update all ($1500)