Add 5% open the fence did not self latch. Recommend minor adjustments to accomplish this. Otherwise, any other opening the fence did self close and self latch.

The surface to me appears to be approximately seven years old.

It is likely that the pool was a natural design pool that they plastered over to allow waterproofing to occur.

Over all the surfaces in fair condition = There is mottling (leopard spots) present throughout - common for a 7+ yr old pool surface.

Note that where the water meets the exposed plaster, this area is most susceptible to cracking / issues - Which we are seeing some minor issues on the south right middle portion (picture 1). Hey standard swimming pool will have a bond beam that is tiled over and the tile will be the waterline to prevent potential cracking (shrinking) issues. These waterline check cracks are present around the entire pool. Likely of no substantial issue today, but in the future will become of issue Likely requiring waterproofing of this area.

The surface overall has many variations in its shape, making it of some challenge for the bottom cleaner to manage.

I would give this surface a fair condition.

Special note that if this surface is younger than seven years, it would be of concern to me indicating that the surface may require additional attention much sooner than I initially prescribed.

Also note the out of water surface, which is good. Knight has considerable wear and check cracking present. It is likely that the majority of these exposed surfaces which include concrete decking will require additional attention - not estimable by myself due to its proprietary nature. Natural Design Pools may be contacted for a more accurate bid as it’s their proprietary method of gunite / surface.

There is no tile installed on the swimming pool. Issues found on corresponding concrete decking coping have been detailed in the surface section.

The waterfall rock work is showing distressed conditions, cracked / loose rocks , water loss present sections due for updating ($2-5k+).

The water quality indicates that there is likely some living organic matter inside the pool and will need to be treated to eliminate ($125+) As the pH and alkalinity are high Recommend adjustments ($25).

There are four covers in the pool, one for the equalizer, One for the waterfall, and two for the main drain. Technically, this is not VGBA compliant (waterfall) but can be updated on the equipment pad for safety if desired ($450+).

Fernand unknown reason the covers on the side of the pool were updated, but the main drains in the bottom of the pool were not likely at Plaster stage. Recommend updating the bottom covers due to age and condition ($200 x 2).

Recommended installing a float and float O-ring in the skimmer ($100).

Also note the skimmer needs to be waterproofed - missing surfaces present in the throat ($500+).

The bottom cleaner unit appears to be approximately 3 to 5 years old and Showing signs of wear. In general, it’s location that it is connected to the wall is less than ideal and causing an imbalance in the distribution of the bottom cleaner - Which there is no remedy for at this time - Therefore, the bottom cleaner will not function as well as it could if it was better planned.

Still watching the cleaner it performed surprisingly well. Without major issue at this time.

Recommend adding a new tail soon and tail weight and sponge ($105).

The auto fill has been shut off for an unknown reason. Recommend attention and confirmation as to why the auto fill is not being used + Updating the float head ($250).

Working without issue.

The filter is due to be serviced ($85) as is intended every 3 months. Also the filter tank band ($300) is nearing failure - recommend updating before failure.

The filter pump is in working condition. For an unknown reason, we have a check valve on the return of the pump versus the section side of the pump. The pump O-ring likely needs very minor service and a replacement ($50).

Additionally, on the section side of the pump, we are seeing blue glue generally blue glue last up to 10 years In this area will need to be re-waterproofed at that time and installing a check valve there instead ($300+).

The booster pump is in working condition without issue at this time.

This pump is in working condition. It needs minor service to the pump lid O-ring / lid ($80) otherwise working without issue. This pump is very old 25-30+ yrs And will likely only last another one to 10 years.

The board has auxiliary light switches that function the different pieces of equipment ; waterfall pump + light.

The variable speed pump and pool lights should be installed on a GFCI breaker for safety ($300+).

Using the panel, the cleaner pump was not able to be activated ? As the secondary in box timer did not activate the cleaner.

The booster is on some type of delay - through the main filter Pump controller - It did activate after turning on the filter pump after 2? minutes. This is not usual and not common so the likelihood of finding local service people to function this panel in its current setup is low - but should be operating as designed / intended. Not my preference - I’d recommend wiring the original timer present using this booster and main filter pump to avoid issues ($300?+).

The equipment pad is due to be painted and labeled and covered from UV ($300+) Otherwise, there are no issues present on the equipment pad related to the equipment.

Special note that there should be easy access to walk and work on the equipment pad by trimming back the majority of the organic foliage present.