The surface appears to be in good to fair condition overall. At least 10% of the surface is covered with leaf debris making issue identification difficult if covered. Still the surface seems to be overall nominal for this age. I only see some wear on the steps and corners of the deep end.

Inside the skimmer I see some loose gapped tiles, which is less than ideal, and should be updated with new mortar to prevent water loss ($100-$500). The rest of the waterline tile is in ideal condition.

The concrete in the north east corner is lifted very unusually Is it looks like it is settled on the outside but the surrounding landscape has not settle much at all = making it unusual. Still if no other factors present then re leveling concrete may run $1-3k. But if other factors are present may require demo and re placement $5-10k.

Some calcium build up present at $550 to remove.

Poor quality. Newer water. Recommend addressing issues ($10-375) and re testing to confirm water loss status.

There appears to be a small crack beginning to develop, at the water line area, will need temp repair ($100+) and eventual skimmer repair $1500+

Poor quality cleaner and older, a far better unit is “the pool
Cleaner 4 wheel” ($400) + Pentair in line leaf basket ($100)

The fill works without issue at this time. I initially thought the reason the decking looks that way is because there wa a rupture in that fill line and caused the erosion of water but may more likely have been an irrigation line.

Light can ($565+) and install ($350) will produce a working light. Current light is older and filled with condensation - replace or disconnect power asap for safety

Recommend quarterly service now ($85) to confirm if new elements are needed ($450+). Also a new pressure gauge is needed ($15).

Label worn off (likely known by mfg to hide higher up status) while Champion is an “American Made” company it tends to lean towards poor quality in terms of longevity. A better pump and more energy efficient is the Superflo Vs or IntelliFlo variable speed pumps. Long lasting if out of sun aka UV exposure.

Still this pump is working and due for a lid o ring replacement ($40) and lube service.

The breakers are due for updating if updating to GFCI and the light switch vs this x10 style. Updating for safety would run ($300-500) via an electrician.

Otherwise this panel is working but the timer appears weathered and may not be reliable requiring a new timer internals ($100) soon.

Non working status. Very very sun beaten panel and dead cell. A new updated system would run $800-1800.

The return valve is missing a screw and a terminated light line. Recommend updating plumbing to ensure working status for 10-30+ years = $300-800.