There is approximately 20% of the Pool Bottom, covered in dust and debris. Overall from what can be seen the surface appears to be older than 25 years and likely has less than 10 years remaining of life left. Typically a replaster on a pool This size is approximately 8 to $12,000.

The tile in the pool is older than 25 years. Overall, the tile appears to be heavily calcified, and in some areas inside the skimmer will need some new mortar applied ($100+). To remove the Calcium Present expected cost of approximately $800.

There are a few of the coping stones that are cracked, and will need to be potentially repaired soon ($500+)

On the west side of the pool, the concrete has settled lower than the coping stones. This area may require some leveling using a concrete jacking service ($500+).

Cyanuric acid level is low generally an indicator that water loss or new water is present. Likely new water. Recommend balancing the CYA level ($150).

The main drain in the pool should be updated at time of replaster. The main drain cover should be updated ASAP for safety ($88+).

The skimmer basket, the skimmer we’re door and a float and float O-ring are either missing or should be updated $400

There is no bottom cleaner present, but a Polaris two 8380 would install well in this pool. He would likely need a wall adapter that comes with a new unit as the current one is missing out of the wall.

The threads are a little worn on the outside most edge, but it appears it is still potentially functional.

The manual fill functioned.

The Pool light does not turn or function at this time. A new pool light installed is $750-$1500.

All sides of the filter cannot be seen due to plant matter over growth. The filter pressure is at nine psi while the pump is running at 2100 RPMs. Due to the current pressure I would recommend doing a service / filter cleaning soon + new pressure gauge ($150) to determine if the elements are due for replacement ($550) which is likely due to age and condition.

The entire pump cannot be seen because of all the plant matter and rock debris that should be removed ASAP ($200) and also the cooling fan should be cleaned. otherwise this pump is in working condition at this time.

The booster pump does turn on and function, however, it is showing signs of heavy physical wear, and likely due to the loud internal cavitation noise will require replacement soon ($400-1200+). Note that the cavitation sound will typically happen when there is no bottom cleaner installed, and this issue may resolve itself when I knew Cleaner is installed however, again, due to the current condition and overall function. I do believe that this pump is nearing failure.

This panel has been cleaned up in general. However, we will need a new GFCI breaker for the lights and pool pump. Likely a $350 update minimum.

Also, there appears to be some wires cut that go down into the concrete. This may potentially be the pool light ? Line.

The salt system appears to be older than five years and the salt cell appears to be older than 10. The flow sensors appear to be less than one year old. It is likely that the salt cell should be updated ($1200) to bring the salt system up to potentially working condition.

Recommend painting, labeling, and covering from UV ($400).

There are no valves presents, and no leaks present at this time.