The surface has an integrated air induction system, which I am surprised is still nearly fully operational. The surface does have blemishes presents in the deep end, likely from staining. It is difficult to see the entire service due to the amount of organic matter that is present, But what is seen is a fair condition surface with no major issues presents other than standard wear for its age. Note that the surface appears to likely have old remnants of snails, in Various forms of decomposition, Which I initially thought were blemishes, but upon closer inspection appeared to simply be old organic matter.

In the shallow and there appear to be some chipping occurring that could likely be filled in to help prolong the life of the surface.

And I would expect the skimmer to need to be resealed soon as it does appear to be nearing that time ($500+).

The water quality is due to be drained and cleaned ($250+).

Also, the water quality appears to have been recently filled with new freshwater in the past one to two years and not balanced. Balancing would run approx $100.

This is an older skimmer and less ideal than one that can easily be cleaned from the top, vs having to shove your hand into it and cleaning it out from inside the spa. Upon remodel - consider adding a top access port ($500+) / updating the skimmer all together ($1500+) If planning to leave uncovered, With a cover, it is not as important

This is a newer filter, but it is due to have its element replaced as well as the pressure gauge that is completely damaged and at the same time, recommend servicing the tank O-ring set ($700) to ensure this filter is good for another 5 to 10 more years of life without service needed other than to the filter element every quarter.

This pump is in working condition at this time however it does sound as if the bearings have some issue and may require service soon ($450) Otherwise, the pump basket is completely green, indicating it has been sat stagnant for sometime. Additionally, it does appear that the hump is leaking potentially from a shaft seal, which will require some service as well ($450). Note a brand new pump is approximately $900-1800+. Could simply be a drain plug O-ring issue, but due to the large amount of water present, it may also be the shaft seal. Note that if the pump is not going to be bonded, recommend adding a water bond ($500) For safety.

This very / older blower motor is in working condition without issue at this time. I would not anticipate working longer than another 1 to 10 uses Before replacement will be required ($1000).

The heater is approximately 10 years old and it doesn’t appear to be in terrible condition, but the display is not turning on ($750) and there’s no power displaying on the unit, as well as the gas connection will need a drip leg added and black iron connections ($500).

It may be wise to consider (due to age) a new heater vs repairs, after confirming diagnostic service ($205).

Note a new light heater installed as approximately $4200.

Does not appear that equipment has any GFCI or safety measures and therefore, I recommend installing some ie GFCI breakers ($500+) via a sub panel. Otherwise, the single older timer has new internals and appears to be in working condition.

There is no valving present, the plumbing is copper to PVC conversion, and it appears all piping underground Copper approximately one and 1 1/4 inches. It would be wise to consider servicing the copper to PVC connections in the next one to five years ($500) it is not currently needed. Recommend painting and labeling the equipment pad otherwise ($200).