Some of the fencing that is next to the street is broken and likely can be accessed with minimal effort (chain link).

Service is chipping and scratched and likely no longer water tight.

Re plastering on a pool this size would run ($10-15k+).

The bond beam is separating around the pool / tile ($3-5k+) which will also likely require re setting the concrete coping around the pool as well ($2-5k+). Additionally mastic may be required in between coping and concrete ($2k) and the concrete walk way around the pool is due for demo and resetting ($5-10k+).

The water is likely new, No CYA, Low calcium hardness, High pH and alkalinity, And high chlorine. Recommend adjustments ($200) And recheck in one to 30 days to confirm if water lots is present.

The skimmer has a lot of settling occurring around it likely compromising its integrity. I would anticipate repair needed soon ($1500-3500+) which the more complete option will include removing concrete around the skimmer , resetting its elevation , resetting the plumbing, and skimmer throat ($3500+) vs light skimmer repair ie $1500.

The meantime, recommend updating the main drain cover with a VGBA compliant cover ($150) - And at the time of replastering updating the main drain itself complete ($500).

In the meantime with the skimmer, recommend installing a float float O-ring and weighted basket ($300).

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Leaking during use.

The pool light is expired and due to be updated ($700 light can + install ($400). But the nearby junction box looks very much compromised and would be wise to consider removing / repairing this during the re plaster stage ($2k+) as it is likely not currently safe = unless switching to 12 v lights instead ($2k).

The filter is newer, however it is due for minor service to the drain plug O-ring and likely a cleaning of the filter elements ($200).

The pump is not bonded at this time therefore recommend adding a water bond for safety ($400). Otherwise, this pump is in ideal working condition.

The heater isn’t in working condition = it does not ignite. Turn on an operate, however it does not initiate in and therefore does not heat. Recommend service to address issue ($550) after which the heater will function likely fine as it’s nearly new (less than 4 years old).

The timer installed appears to be a on off switch for the pump and heater, No major issues present, Other than a rusted timer box, that can be painted.

I do like to see the GFCI installed in the sub panel next to the house, this is ideal. But it is likely not sufficient for the pump, heater, and the pool light (depending on pump efficiency, and therefore may require some electrical update ($500).

The pool equipment pad should be painted and labeled and covered from UV using a UV mesh ($500). Otherwise, no issues seen.