Recommend safety repairs for both fencing

The surface to me appears to be approximately 7 to 15 years or older. The surface has blemishes present throughout;

Found in the shallow end approximately 4x 3 inch chlorine tablets fell and sat on the bottom of the pool for sometime staining the surface, Likely removing the mottling layer that is present.

On the west long step it potentially has some delamination cracking beginning to develop at the south middle section of that step, seen in one or two areas (pictured). It may be a simple surface blemish or it could be a developing issue. If it is a developing issue, expect a cost approximately 1 to 2K to repair this step area.

The most shallow step in the shallow end has a blemish present, Likely missing surface, Can be filled with A+B epoxy for short term fix vs re plaster ($500+) Long-term fix (pictured).

The waterline tile appears to have been grouted with black or dark colored grout. It also appears there is a white calcium buildup that has formed over time covering the dark colored grout, If desired, the calcium can be removed ($550+) But I feel it blends in slightly better with the calcium on it.

Chemical levels indicate water loss is not present. Low chlorine and OK levels of calcium hardness, and CYA. The water quality seems to be cloudy, and this may be due to the pool being overfilled, and therefore exchanging water with the surrounding sod water, adding organic contaminants to this pool water. This type of addition of organic will require a phosphate treatment etc ($275+) to help prevent algae blooms from occurring after March 1.

The main drain cover should be updated for safety, Recommend installing a anti-Vortexx anti-entrapment cover ($100) until the main drain itself gets up updated to VGBA Compliant drain (+$300).

Skimmer is due for updates ; float o ring ($50).

Some marking / blemishes seen at the top of the skimmer.

Even though the bottom cleaner bag has been completely filled because the cleaner is working so well, It appears its hose is likely due for updates soon as well as the tail and likely swivels ($105+).

Leaking at fill valve - recommend minor service ($20+).

Water present inside the light lens, on both light cans. Updating cost is approx $600/can x 2 + install $400.

The filter pressure is running high, It is likely due for elements to be serviced ($150+) and/or replaced ($400+). And if it hasn’t been done lately at the same time, recommend updating the Tank O-ring and pressure gauge ($100).

The motor has a slight delay when turning on and starting up, recommend checking the capacitor And seeing if it needs to be updated ($100+) As the bearings on this motor May have more life left in it. If not, the cost of a new motor $1200+ installed which is more likely due to the smoke evaporation seeing when the pump is running, and the rain is present. Note this is also a very high energy consumer and would be wise to consider updating ($1200-2800+ installed) as the excess energy consumption may pay for the pump in the first year.

The booster pump itself is older, The hoses to be less than seven years old, but still unfair to poor condition. I would not anticipate this lasting longer than another one to three years, A pump is less than $600, But I feel the hoses should be updated soon and ideally into hard plumbing ($300+).

The timer is in ideal working. Recommend updating the breakers to support variable speed / GFCI functionality ($300) For safety.

There are no valves present only plumbing all appears to be 2 inch except for the bottom cleaner line, which is inch and a half. The only areas of concern will be the booster pump, hose connections, and eventually the plumbing to paint and label it ($300+).

Also note that the pool only has three returns and they are in balanced recommend balancing those returns ($300+).