The surface appears to be over 15-25+ yrs old.

Excessive wear and Cracking seen at waterline around the pool and spa.

Re plastering ($4k+) these “tile line” areas is likely not a real solution vs bonding / tiling this area = $5-7k+.

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The chlorine levels are very high. Cal Hardnes, Cya, Ph and alk very low. Recommend adjustments ($200+).

There are three main drain covers that are due to be updated to in the Spa one in the pool - Due to age and condition ($100x3). Neither drains are VGBA compliant - this can be updated during re plaster stage.

The skimmer has its basket stuck inside of it and cannot check underneath. There is considerable chlorine damage present inside skimmer. Recommend updating the float / float o ring / basket / weir and skimmer lid ($500+).

The bottom cleaner is my favorite. The pool cleaner made by Hayward now. The unit is in working condition. It does have older hoses installed and a low quality in line leaf basket that looks recently updated. My recommendation would be to update the hoses at a hose swivel and the in-line leaf basket to a much more ideal unit (Pentair top mount) all for = ($300+).

The auto fill is located 7 feet away from the pool in the south west corner. It is running continuously and is very dirty and due for service ($250+) which will include a new float head. Note due to distance recommend further investigations to confirm if fill is water proofed ($125+).

Working without issue

Working without issue

Filters are older one is leaking at its air bleed (north). Both filters are very old, but working, small for this application (gpm). If this was my pool I’d remove these and install the absolute best = a Tr-140c Sand Filter $3200+) or for a budget options a single cartridge filter ($1250+)vs doing any repairs.

To update / repair the current filters ie new elements, air bleed, etc expect a cost of approx $750 total, which I would not recommend due to age and condition.

The pump is simply placed on a pressure treated piece of wood. I would recommend updating this installation to include it mounted to the concrete and a suction side check valve if possible as well as a bonding wire that’s missing ($550+).

The heater does not function at this time. Recommend updating the gas line drip leg ($200) when a new heater is installed ($4800+).

The timer box has been bypassed. The timer has a GFCI plug under neath the timer that is GFCI rated. And a switch that cuts off power to this pump.

All plumbing and Valving is leaking air and water. Recommend re do ing this equipment pad as it is all older / damaged condition parts. Approx cost $1500+.