The surface has missing sections throughout specifically on the edges of most features, tops of steps and most of the walls. I can see all the way down to the gunite throughout. The approximate cost to replaster this pool will range between $8 to 14,000+

Also note that the returns for this pool are the in floor returns, and considering these often leak, it may be wise to consider installing wall returns and capping these off and deleting them during replastering, this might cost an extra $2500 to 5000+ But would be smart, and the best value when considering the next 30 years of additional use.

The waterline tile in this pool is in fair condition overall. Special note that if you did desire to update the tile expect a cost of approximately $1500 to 2500.

But the rock work that is around the pools water line will need to be updated with new mortar in several locations to ensure waterproofing is occurring ($1500-3500) especially the waterfall.

The concrete deck in the north end of the pool area is lifted heavily and will likely need to be redone as its currently a major trip hazard at approximately 10' x 10’ + at an estimated cost to replace is $2500 for this area.

While water loss is present seen on the equipment pad I am not seeing this come through on the water, chemistry results recommend re-testing in the next 1 to 30 days to confirm.

Both Scammer’s have heavy chlorine were present, and maybe wise to consider updating the skimmers during replaster ($1500+) if trying to accomplish 30 additional years of leak free use.

The main drain cover itself is no longer attached to the main drain apparatus, and likely will need some type of repair and replacement of the plastic cover + service ($450).

Recommend and Updating, both scammers with new float float O-rings we are doors and waited skimmer baskets like that is found in the North Skimmer ($450).

The bottom cleaner is in working condition with a bag that is nearly full of debris, the unit itself is likely under six years old. The hose swivels looks fairly chlorine bleach. The tail will need to be updated and it is likely that the unit itself will need a minor tuneup service is this Pool does get considerable leaf debris and is currently 2/3 filled still.

Eventually, a better unit likely will be the Polaris Quattro or the Polaris 3900 as it has twice the debris capacity ($750-1250).

The manual fill is located on the south east side of the pool next to the house and does operate however it does have a very minor leak that likely could be serviced to resolve ($20).

When updating the light junction box, consider at the same time updating the pool, light niche ($1000) to allow a new style like to be installed ideally the 10” version niche + pool light led color ($1450).

This cartridge filter is older than 15 years likely older than 25 years. The unions specifically the tightening net for the return union is cracked and will need to be replaced ($550) is expecting longevity of this filter. It is likely that the Filter Elements inside this filter are due to be updated as well ($650) which will include a new tank, O-ring, and a new pressure gauge is the current pressure gauge has failed.

Note that I do not feel the best value is to update this filter due to its age and Condition, but instead put that money towards a new sand filter like a TA 100 by Pentair ($750+).

Do you filter pump has heavy where am missing paint on its motor body. Typically when the motor is overheated for prolonged periods of time this will melt metal and or paint surrounding the metal and that is what we are seeing here now. The likelihood that this pump will last another one to three years is very low. The estimated cost for a new like pump is approximately $2800 installed the new Pentair I3.

This booster pump is approximately 5+ years old. I am seeing leaks at its return connection to the plumbing, as well as its return connection to the hose. It may be wise to consider updating these hoes connections to PVC hard plumbed ($650) vs hose as hose degrade over time.

The timer is in working condition and the breaker /board is in poor / damaged condition. The timers have been removed from the breaker panel. It does appear that the breakers were updated in the past 15 years, but they are likely due to be updated to GFCI, including the variable speed pump breaker and the pool light breaker that is currently stuck on ($450+).

The solar was not tested. But a solar test is included in this paid for inspection service - once 5 days of consistent sunny days happens please order the re inspection at no cost.

Equipment pad should be covered from UV with a UV mesh $50.

Also, the equipment pad should be relabeled and repainted and the valve service on the two solar connections ($600).