The surface is pitting and slowly coming off, it is likely that the surface only has a remaining life of one to five years, possibly less, or more if better maintained (remove salt / maintain chemistry).

Because we are seeing pitting Plaster, calcium Fisher’s present in more than 50% of the pool, and pitting present on more than 10% of the pool, plastering would likely be required soon ($10-14k+).

The waterline tile appeared to be in good condition overall. There is significant calcium buildup present on the spillover area that can be removed with service and there is some calcium buildup present on the waterline tiles that can also be removed if desired ($750+).

The skimmer throat is likely due for minor reporting service ($500+).

There’s also one tile that is cracked on the north east corner of the pool ($200+).

Also note between the tile and the concrete and several areas we are seeing that water stop is falling off and due to be removed. If desired, these areas can then be filled in with mastic ($1000+) to assist with waterproofing / longevity.

There is algae present inside the pool, especially seen in the shaded corners on the east side of the pool. Additionally, there is no chlorine and the pH and alkalinity are very very high. Because these levels are so high, it makes it difficult to properly assess the CYA level / water loss status. This is typical with salt pools, and the main reason we are seeing so many white calcium Fisher’s present. Recommend immediate adjustments, which will likely include phosphate treatments to effectively remove organic decompose matter in the water ($375+).

There are two main drains present in the pool. Both are due to be updated (1 is newer the other is older, likely both should be updated due to high chlorine levels) when considering age and condition. ($100x2).

The skimmer is cracking on its top area, luckily outside of the water line. If this issue persists and goes deeper, which it will likely do as it is only a few millimeters away from the waterline it is likely the skimmer will require repair ($200+) , however an eventual replacement will be required ($1500-3500+).

Skimmer basket could not be removed because it is fairly well wedged in there and likely will require some extra attention to remove without damaging the skimmer. Recommend a new basket, likely float, float o ring, weir door ($400).

The bottom cleaner appears to be in working condition without issue at this time however it does require an app to control and function (assuming it’s working). Still this unit is not brand new, but it does not appear to be older than one to three years. Typically robot such as these last up to five years without major issue. I would not anticipate this unit lasting longer than another one to three years due to its age and condition.

A replacement model such as this is between $1000 and 1500+

The auto fill is in working condition at this time.

There are two pool lights installed both have water presents inside the light lens. This was likely caused by excess chlorine levels for a period of time / ie salt conditions.

The can cost is $750 x 2 + install $600.

Pentair =
Incandescent ($750)
White led ($850)
Color LED ($1100).
Color 12v LED ($1200).

The filter has a higher pressure level, likely due to solar conditions, when running on non-solar I am seeing approximately 18 psi at 2800 rpm’s. This tells me that the filter is likely due for service to the filter elements ($125+) and at that time it would be best to confirm if the elements are due for replacement ($600+).

The filter pump is in working condition at this time without issue to the Drive / Motor - but I am seeing a leak on the return which likely is a simple service based issue ($125+) but if it is not will require replacement to the wet end ($1050+). I feel it is most likely a simple fix based on amount of water loss seen.

This pump was operated from the sun touch. Without issue.

This Pool has essentially two different timers. One is not being used and the sun touch is the only one that appears to be functioning at this time (essentially functioning, the solar only). There are light switches for the lights in the white timer / junction box.

It would be wise to consider updating the breakers to GFCI ($300+) and additionally adding a water bond for safety ($300).

The salt apparatus here is non-working and to achieve salt functionality expect the cost of 1500 to 2500 installed. This will include a new salt cell and a power controller.

The Plumbing present is all in working condition, however, due to be painted and re-labeled ($300). Additionally, the valve will need service ($500+). And recommend replacing the check valve for the solar that is no longer functioning as well as these inferior ball valves present ($500-1k+).