The surface is nearing expiration with Pitts present throughout, especially in the shallow end. I would estimate the surface may have one to ten years of potential remaining life left - not recommended life. The cost to resurface this pool likely will range between 8 to 12K.

Also note there is one presumably rust stain, likely from rebar on the south east corner of the pool. This area will have to be repaired likely at re plaster stage +500.

The estimated age of the surface is 20-30 years. Note this was likely an older shell due to copper plumbing present, therefore it may be wise to consider updating the copper plumbing at time of re-plaster stage (1K-3K+)

Note the water level in the pool is to the limit / high making it harder to see any abnormalities in that region, still, The waterline tile all appears to be in good condition with no loose or missing tiles present. There appears to be some light calcium buildup on the top portion of the tiles. This can be removed at cost of approx $650.

The raised diving platform can either be jackhammered out ($1-2k) or just simply the diving board removed and bolts grinded ($100-500). Note the platform does not look foundationally secure / the decorative tiles used are very slippery when wet and should be removed to prevent injury.

While it is not likely that the pool is 50% "new" water, it IS being lost / seen at the pool equipment pad. Additionally, the chemistry is ideal and in line with all parameters. Still, there is algae in the pool likely due to be treated to eliminate algae (235+).

There is one main drain cover in the pool in the deep end three ceded in clarity makes it difficult to see through the drain cover to check for clearance from suction pipe. This cover will need to be updated for safety ($100+).

Recommend updating the basket, float, float o ring ($200).

This cleaner is in distressed condition and likely should just be simply replaced ($650+) rather than putting any effort into any type of repair.

Working and not leaking at this time.

The pool light is an older 8” swim quip light - Condensation inside the lens recommend updating for safety ($575 light
Can + install $400).

Also recommend updating to GFCI for safety asap ($200).

This filter is leaking and is due for service ($150), Also likely new filter elements soon ($700) vs a whole new filter may cost approx the same.

This rusted / grinding pump is in distressed condition, and replacement will be needed soon ($750-2800).

Working, older, due for new hose connections ($400) but may as well wait until failure soon and replace then / now ($1250+).

Timers have terminals / open wire dangers present. Recommend just updating these with new timers all together ($48-350+) + install ($300+) + GFCI sub panel ($300+)

It appears the inground plumbing is copper approximately one and three-quarter inches or 2”. The above ground plumbing is all pvc. Above ground plumbing has all been patched together and really should just simply be removed and updated ($1-2k) for longevity / simplicity / resolve air leaks.