There is fencing located on the north side of the property and south side of the property neither appear to be self, closing, self latching, and in distressed condition ($250+).

The surface has considerable where present throughout scene, mostly in the shallow end, and in some areas of the deep end. Since the surface is down to the gunite, it is recommended that it gets resurfaced in the next 1 to 36 months ($9-12k+).

It is difficult to fully investigate the waterline tile due to the water edge being so high, approximately 105% up the tile line. Still, it does appear that the tile is in overall fair condition with copper, stains present, generally indicating hi copper and chlorine levels for a prolonged periods of time.

The coping stone around the pool is loose in several locations and will likely require adherence of the pieces /stones ($1500+). The coping also has shifted compared to the concrete decking throughout the entire pool. The concrete decking is significantly mis- aligned, and a trip hazard throughout it would be likely that re-concreting ($5-10k) to removing the concrete, or doing another type of surface ($3k+) is the most cost effective option versus concrete jacking ($1500+) due to how many abnormalities are present and the native soil.

The water chemistry indicates that there is a consistent level of chlorine , cyanuric acid, and calcium hardness. Really these high levels indicate the water is older and may be desirable to drain and refill with freshwater for less than $50 in water cost.

There is no skimmer installed instead a very dangerous 2 inch suction line is seen on the north side of the pool, a threaded fitting, the danger potential is entrapment. This is very dangerous and needs to be updated ASAP to avoid injury ($?).

There is also a main drain looking device present, but it may be likely that this is no longer being used. Recommend further investigation ($125 service call).

There is no bottom cleaner present, but technically one could be installed on the 1 1/2” / 2 inch suction line located on the north side of the pool. Not recommended and not safe.

A more Ideal, Bottom Cleaner might be a robot cleaner which the Aiper - Robotic - Seagull pro Lite Battery Powered.

There is no fill line present because it does appear that it has been disconnected at the north section of the pool equipment / near pool equipment window.

Because there is no fill line present recommend adding an auto fill device, likely to a hose bib with a garden hose attached to it to allow the pool to auto manage it water, intake, ability ($125+).

The pool Light does have condensation buildup present indicating that the pool light is no longer watertight recommend replacement for safety ($755+). Note that a color changing Pentair LED light is approximately $1400 installed vs a low cost Amazon at $750 installed.

Special note, there is no light junction box present. This is not up to code, and should be installed for safety ($750+).

The filter is in working condition. It is overall in fair to poor physical condition. The pressure gauge does appear to be operational however, it may be wise to consider replacing it due to regular maintenance requirements. Also confirm if the filter element has been changed in the past 18 to 36 months per requirement if not an additional cost of $400 would be expected as well as servicing to the tank, O-ring, and or replacement of the tank O-ring $100. Also, the filter is likely leaking from its drain plug on her knees or one of its return fittings. Recommend service to resolve ($150+).

But due to the debris load present in this pool, especially decomposing kind that is typically collected via a Skimmer. I would recommend a sand filter here as a much more ideal homeowner option for maintenance and lowest cost of ownership option. I would anticipate a TA Dash 100 Pentair sand filter to cost approximately $800 with a 2 inch multiport valve on top Plus installation being the absolute best option for this particular pool, regardless of its current status or future; however, if you are planning to heavily upgrade the pools plumbing through remodeling work, I would recommend the TR 140 C sand filter as being my personal favorite, but due to space requirements and likely a desire for the smallest filter option I would then recommend the TA 100.

The filter pump is older than 12 years. The motor horsepower is 1/2 and 5.9,11.8 service factor 6.0 12.0, service factor 1.90.

Filter pump has a new lead O-ring and is inch and a half all the way through the suction line and the returns. There is some air or cavitation in the pump, basket of approximately less than 5%. Also, there is a vibration on the pump body at approximately 25 to 50%. There is no bonding wire, Present likely because the pool is not bonded due to its age. I’d recommend then a water bond and a correction of the conduit connection here ($125+)

The timer panel is mounted inside of a wooden box, but the timer is also mounted inside of its waterproof enclosure.

The pool light appears to be connected to a GFCI breaker but due to the status of the pool light, being poor condition, recommend replacement of the breaker as well ($50).

The valving located in the sunken valve box between the pool equipment in the pool is due to be updated. I would likely expect a cost of 500-$2k+ to remove the old valves and possible concrete to resolve these to usable. Usability will include adding two Jandy two way valves to begin and then ideally move on to jackhammering out the concrete between the valves and the pool equipment pad to expose piping an update this piping run altogether (+$2k).