This is considered a larger pool likely 25 to 30,000 gallons or more - the plaster is heavily worn throughout, likely on the last three to seven years of life remaining or less. An expected cost to replaster this pool would run between $10-$13,000.

The surface has missing pits, especially in the deep end, as well as heavy, where markings present throughout, especially in the corners and shallow end, random copper, colored stains, and even scratches, seen mostly in the mid end.

The pool is filled all the way up past the tile line, making it difficult to fully inspect the tile but what is seen is ships of missing water stop present. Also, the tile appears to be in good condition overall with no loose or missing tiles.

The water quality indicates that the pool water is in ideal balance currently, but that it is old water and you may desire to have new fresh water cycled at a cost of approximately $50.

The main drain cover in the pool is due to be updated with a new safety compliant cover ($88+).

Recommend updating the float, skimmer basket and weir door ($200). Note that the skimmer has yellowing and browning, occurring due to 3 inch chlorine tablets, likely being used thus grading the remaining life of the skimmer.

The bottom, cleaners in working condition will likely be recommended that the tail is updated soon ($50).

No issues.

There is a pool light present it does turn on and function, appears to be older than 25 years, and it also does appear to have water present inside the light lens - therefore updating is recommended ($575+).

Also, there is a GFI circuit breaker that is very old and currently being used near the back door of the home. Recommend updating this for safety ($150).

This is a cartridge filter running 15 psi on a 1.5 estimated horsepower motor. 325 ft.². And it appears that we are leaking from our drain plug. O-ring and the filter will likely need service soon ($200+).

During service it will be confirmed if the elements inside are due for replacement if so, expect the cost of $400

The main filter pump is technically in working condition currently. Likely its leaks can be resolved with service ($450+) but I do not feel that is the best value for the situation due to the age and condition;

The pump motor is older than seven years its mounting points are heavily corroded on the lower sections, indicating that failure will occur in one to 24 months. The pump housing is also very old and appears to be leaking between a seal plate and its main housing as well as its pump lid O-ring area. Due to the age of this pump, it may be wise to consider eventually updating for longevity a Pentair i3 or SuperfloVs (due to the smaller suction side requirement). ($1000-$2500+).

Also, note, the suction side is connected to some type of conversion likely from copper to flex to PVC - disconnection alone will likely require some additional work ie +$500+ regardless of repair or repalcment options.

Also note that the conduit going from the filter pump to the timer appears to be ruptured and a danger hazard as it is very closely located to the bonding wire ($200)

The booster pump is older than seven years, I am seeing corrosion presents on the seal plate to Motor, indicating that this motor likely has less than 36 months remaining - however due to the bearing where noise and vibration I would anticipate less than one year. A replacement pump will run roughly $500 to 1200 + re doing some of the copper connections +$500.

The timers have been recently updated. However, there needs to be some water stops, added to the side of one of the timers ($100).

Also, there are no GFCI’s present on the equipment pad, recommend adding such to a sub panel $500 or the house breaker ($150+).

The Valving present appears to all be copper, and therefore recommend updating during the next replaster stage.