Surface appears to be between 12 to 48 months old approximately - in good to fair condition overall. There appears to be some light blue discoloration present likely due to water treatments in the past. The color may be able to be removed via water treatments ($100+).

The water tile is in good condition overall. There is some light calcium present underneath the waterfalls that likely can be removed now since it is newer, and can easily be removed with a pumice stone.

The tile around both waterfalls is showing some signs of water migration issues. It is likely that they will need to be touched up with some better waterproofing mortar ($1000) and at the same time, the brick coping around the pool in certain locations is coming off and cracking and will need to be filled back in with fresh mortar ($1500).

Water quality is indicating ideal water conditions, other than the high pH and alkalinity recommend modification ASAP ($100).

The main drain cover has recently been updated to the VGBA complaint cover.

The float, float O-ring, and lid for the Skimmer. All should be updated ($200).

There is no bottom cleaner installed however, it does appear that it is set up for a return style, Bottom Cleaner, which the Polaris 360 would be an ideal candidate for that ($850).

Recommend updating the float head with the new updated version ($20-250).

A whole new like Ken is approximately $770 installed.

The filter appears to be in fair to poor physical condition approximately 15 years old and heavily sun damaged. This is a 300 square-foot filter. To update this filter with elements that it will likely need expect the cost of around $800 which will include the tank. I’ll ring in new unions required that are missing. I would not recommend spending that money for this filter and instead installing a new sand filter for approximately $800 and up. Ie the Pentair Ta-100.

The filter pump is missing and I would assume it is a variable speed pump since the breaker is a special variable speed breaker for it - the Pentair I3 is the best option available at $2980 installed for a lower cost variable speed option is the Superflo Vs at $1980 installed.

The timer could not be tested at this time but appears to be in fair working condition. Do you like junction box does appear to be too low. He needs to be more than 12 inches above water line. It appears to be less than that. Recommend re- location to resolve safety issue ($750).

The plumbing will need to be painted labeled and covered from UV ($250). The auto fill connection should be modified with a manual valve versus this one that is no longer usable ($350).