The surface appears to be older than 25 years likely older than 30 Plaster typically only lasts up to 30 years. Because I am seeing four main cracks, and missing surface (hole present in deep end) I would classify this as a need to re plaster asap, And because of the cracks present may require some additional re- structure work ($5k+) On top of replastering cost (9-12k+) Which will only truly be determined once these cracked areas are opened and examined further. The present appeared on the bottom do not run up the side of the pool except in the mid end and only run approximately 1 foot up. Additionally, in the middle and second crack that is deeper, I do see some resting coming from it specifically, Therefore, it is likely through to the gunite, Therefore, the expected cost to redo the surface correctly likely would be 17,500+ (depending on closer examination).

The waterline tile is in good shape, near new. There is only one area of concern; the skimmer throat is likely due for a minor re- mortar addition ($500) soon (1-24 months).

Around the pool, there are several locations where the concrete is uneven or the coping stone is a major trip hazard recommend grinding these areas for safety ($1500).

The water quality is indicating that this is relatively new freshwater, and has not been fully balanced ($200) Which will require an increase in calcium hardness levels and CYA = then the water chemistry can be rechecked in one to 30 days to confirm water loss status at no additional cost.

The main drain cover itself has been updated recently and is compliant, However, the main drain itself is not compliant and should be updated at RePlaster stage ($1k+).

The skimmer is like new however some blemishes are present, including some minor damage / cracking right above the waterline. Also is missing its float valve, due for a float o ring, and weighted basket (skimmer float o ring groove has some glue spilled where the O-ring is supposed to go that will require some minor attention) ($500).

The bottom cleaner is in like new condition however it does appear that it is not getting quite enough flow and the hose is not trimmed and too long. Recommend service to allow this unit to fully function ($105).

The pool light does not turn on at this time. There does appear to be water, droplets and condensation inside the light lens. Recommend replacement for safety. The can would be ($600) and install ($400).

The filter pressure is relatively nominal at 12 psi on QUICK CLEAN mode. This is indicating the filter has been cleaned in the past one month, And will be due for cleaning service ($55-125) in likely one month or two.

Filter has a working pressure gauge, and it does not have any leaks present. It does have some damage to it and some markings, but otherwise the filter looks to be in ideal condition for its age, which appears to be 1-3+ years old

The pump itself is relatively new and in good working condition the bonding wire is connected, and the pump basket is completely filled with water. I see no issues currently.

There is one timer installed that bypasses / powers the variable speed pump that has a built-in timer.

All programming is done to the onboard timer at the base / top of the pumps motor.

But it is missing it plastic protective shield on the yellow dial timer and the face plate on the sub panel both need to be installed for safety ($200).

To bring this sub panel up to safety standards recommend updating the breakers to GFCI and adding a water bond ($500). Otherwise, all components, appear to be functional but older.

The pool equipment pad is all older than 25 years except for some updated fittings likely installed when the pump and filter were installed approx 1-3 years ago or less. Still, it would be ideal to replace this very old valve that is currently leaking at its neck, O-ring and updating the section side of the pump with a check valve and some of the plumbing would have to be corrected as a result ($750). This would also include painting, labeling, and covering from UV Using a UV mesh like a blanket.