The surface appears to be about 15 + years old. Some minor blemishes present throughout, typical with a surface this age. Wear seen in the deep end and shallow end. Typically plaster surface can last up to 30 years. Note some level issues seen detailed in Tile section.

The waterline tiles mortar is in good shape.

The skimmer is worn through mostly seen in the skimmer throat, recommend re sealing soon ($500+).

On the south east section of the pool we have some lifting concrete that can be filled in with mastic here ($500) or all the way around the pool ($1500+).

The water quality is indicating the water is older and therefore a good sign water loss is likely not present. Rechecking in 1-30 days can help confirm this.

Still, I will be wise to properly balance this water by lowering the pH and raising CYA level ($200).

The bottom cleaner unit does function, but this is a low quality cleaner, and it is in poor condition. I would very much recommend “the pool cleaner four wheel” $500 + Pentair’s in line leaf basket $100 as a high quality replacement

There is a manual fill located on the slider leading out to the pool. It is currently leaking and will need some minor repair to resolve ($250+).

This fiber-optic tower is obsolete, The replacement unit would likely cost about $500 for the light plus $500 for the wired transformer + $500 for installation.

This is an older cartridge filter likely 15 years older or more. Judging by the high filter, pressure and leaking from the tank, O-ring, it would be wise to service this filter ($150) and at the same time confirm / consider updating the filter elements ($500). It is likely due for all of the above, as well as a new pressure gauge ($50).

Due to the age of the filter, it would be a better buy to consider updating the filter with a new Ta-100d @ approx $900 filter complete + install $750.

This filter pump display is no longer functioning, Unfortunately, the cost to update this obsolete part is substantial likely in the thousand dollar range versus a new pump altogether is approximately 1600. Note wow this pump is technically in working condition all buttons function the display doesn’t allow you to see and or program anything on this pump for ongoing use, which is less than ideal. I therefore have classified this as damaged / due for replacement as it’s technically not ideal working condition for long term use ($1600+ install ($750).

The main control panel, and timer that is technically no longer being used because the pump has its own built-in timer, is difficult to access due to tight quarters with the fence, this is only important during updates / service. It would be wise to update the GFI to a new Siemens GFCI for the pool pump, outlet to GFCI, and add a water bond at the same time ($600) to bring up to latest safety standards.

The unit is reading 3100 ppm of salt. He’s displaying that it is generating and functioning normally. Both the panel and the salt cell are brand new less than a year old. Likely, I would recommend adding one to two bags of salt in the next month to perfectly balance this for the summer season ($50).

There are two Jandy three-way valves present both appear to be due for service, required every 10 to 15 years and they feel very overdue ($300+).

Also, recommend painting, re-labeling, and covering from uv using a uv mesh to this equipment pad to allow it to last another 30 years or longer ($500).