The surface appears to be relatively fair / good condition approximately 10 years old. The main drain appears to have some stains, likely foliage, but should be treated to confirm ($250+).

There are scratches present throughout the pool, likely from an older bottom cleaner that lost its wheel.

On the top steps, we also have stains present.

There are some missing sections of plaster on the step edges in the shallow end. This is generally an indicator at the Plaster has less than 10 years of life left.

Likely this was a Pool & Spa that they eventually remodeled into steps in the shallow end. You can see the scene between the west top most step.

The waterline tile is in fair condition overall. My only concern is between the tile and the top coping stone - Around most of the pool does appear to have some unusual looking material that may be failing soon (1-10 years) Which would require re-mortaring this area ($500-1000+). And this can most specifically be found in the north east corner pictured.

There’s also medium calcium buildup present ($550).

The skimmer throat will likely need to be re-mortared and set ($1000).

Recommend adding chemical to the water, specifically CYA lowering the pH and alkalinity and increased in chlorine and recheck in 1 to 30 days to confirm if water loss is present ($300).

The main drain covers themselves are compliant however they are older, single style drain covers, and should be expected to be updated at the next re Plaster stage.

The skimmer will need to have a new basket, float, float, ring, and weir door ($500).

The bottom cleaner is in working condition. Its hose has been slightly shortened, but this is likely OK as it likely will get hung up on the steps if this is not the case.

Currently, the unit is in ideal working condition with a completely full bag recommend cleaning it out and a new tail sponge ($25).

The auto fill is in working condition however it is running continuously (very slowly) which generally indicates water loss may be present currently. Recommend service to confirm ($125+).

There is water present inside the light lens recommend updating for safety ($575 light) + $350 install.

This filter will likely need new elements New pressure gauge and a O-ring set soon ($500).

The filter pump is in working condition. The pump is 10 years old and heavily sun beaten, but overall the pump looks to be in ideal working condition. Currently the pump basket is nearly filled with debris, and I would recommend simply connecting the bonding wire and servicing the pumps connections as well as lid O-ring ($300) to bring this pump back to ideal condition

The bottom cleaner pump is an ideal working condition however its hoses are nearing failure, as well as as its connection points recommend updating hose connections to hard plumbing for ideal longevity and adding a bonding wire connection for safety ($800).

The timer itself is like new it only controls the booster pump because the main filter pump has a built-in timer as it is a variable speed pump.

There does not appear to be any GFCI’s for the variable speed pump on the equipment pad - Recommend installing a panel for that type of protection ($500+).

At the same time consider Updating the GFCI on the pool light and the conduit at the junction box pictured #2 that is ruptured, and the board and timer is also near rupture on its metal conduits - recommend updating for safety ($1000+).

The plumbing present appears to be in working condition recommend painting and relabeling ($300).