The pool surface has mottling presence found throughout. There is some where present in the deep end likely from an old bottom cleaner. There also are scratches present throughout. The surface is likely less than seven years old likely even less than three years old and therefore ideally should have another 20 years remaining.

The waterline tile in the pool appears to be in good condition overall.

The rock work surrounding the pool is older, and will likely need to be re-mortared / waterproofed soon ($1500+) especially around the Spa Spillover area ($1000+) as I am seeing areas where water is penetrating, but should be waterproofed.

Also, there is a crack present on both sides of the Spa Spillover. This area will likely need to be opened up and re-sealed for waterproofing ($1500+).

Due to the chlorine levels being so high, it makes it difficult to accurately determine all levels, but I would recommend balancing the chemical levels in the pool more ideally ($100).

The main drain has been updated to a channel style, drain and appears to be in working condition.

The skimmer needs its weir door & basket updated ($200) as well as the skimmer waterproofed ideally with mortar ($500+).

There is no bottom cleaner present, but it is ready to accept a Pressure side style bottom cleaner like the Polaris 280 or 380 ($700+)

Even though the pool light itself does appear to be in good condition, the light is tripping the breaker when turned on there for the lake, and should be updated for safety as it does appear there’s water present inside this light lens as well $850+

The spotlight present has water inside the light lens there for Recommend and Updating for safety - note, though this light is a specific type, a swim quip that it may require a modification to allow a new type of light to fit ($850+).

The filter has an inlet and outlet. It appears the inlet is leaking as well as the tank drain - to repair these areas expected cost of less than $300. Also, the filter element inside this filter will likely need to be updated $200.

It is possible that this motor can be taken down to the local pump repair shop to have it sealed, updated as it does appear that it is currently leaking ($440+).

Also note that the bonding wire being used as non-ideal, and should be updated for safety ($100).

This booster pump is in working condition with a connected bonding wire. The hoses are not currently leaking, but should be updated soon. Ideally too hard plumbing if possible ($250-500+).

The waterfall pump is older and has had some leak repairs performed to it - I would estimate that this pump has if you additional months of life remaining before replacement is required ($750+).

Note on the panel, it is labeled Waterfall, but it is a spa jet pump.

Hey heater does function and turn on. It does not appear that the heater has been turned on in more than one or two years and will likely need to have its burner area cleaned of leaf debris to prevent a fire hazard ($250).

I do not feel this heater will last longer than another one to 24 months due to its current condition and Replacment will be required if not now ($2800-4800).

The timer is in working condition however, it switches in Breakers will need to be updated for safety as well as adding a GFCI ($400+).

The valving and Plumbing Present is older and or leaking in nearly all locations. Therefore, it will be likely require that the plumbing is updated ASAP to prevent ongoing water loss ($1200+).