There are several blemishes present throughout the surface.

The east wall has most of the bubbling occurring. The entry steps has unusual buildup present. The waterline has unusual markings and blemishes present. The middle shallow end has likely a patch or where marking that will need to be temporary repaired ($300+) soon. The deep end step has cracks and spiderweb check cracking from damage.

There is sediment or debris on the bottom of the pool, making it harder to identify existing issues.

Typically surfaces, such as these which is an epoxy likely over a fiberglass shell, can last 20 to 30 years or longer this surface does appear to be in that age range and showing it’s due for re surfacing in the next 1-24 months ($8-12k+).

Water quality is nearly ideal. The only change I would make is decreasing the pH and alkalinity ($20).

The main drain is potentially this outlet / inlet port - and if so will require a specialty cover to be installed on it for safety ($300).

The skimmer lid is due for replacement there is no weir door installed. Also recommend a weighted basket ($200).

Skimmer is older, likely original.

The pool light has water present inside the light lens. Recommend replacement for safety. Light can $700+ and install $400.

Filter is very high-pressure indicating the elements is likely due for replacement ($250) which can be confirmed after service ($150). Also the pressure gauge while very cool and Older is due for a replacement ($50).

This filter pump is working, however it’s highly stressed because the filter is so dirty, recommend service to the filter ASAP to help prolong the life of this poor innocent three-quarter horsepower pump. Note that the motor is a new motor compared to the older Pump housing, but both are likely older than 10 years. The motor is very hot to the touch indicating high stress.

I do see a leak at the return that will likely need to be repaired soon ($300) additionally, the pump O-ring and likely pump basket will be due as well ($100).

This heater is working (indicator light only) but I do see hot water coming from the return located underneath the pool light - It is an 1100 W heater. I would want to run it for several hours to confirm if it is in fact truly working or not. Likely more than 10 -24 hours before confirming working status.

The heater is due to be bonded as well for safety ($100).

The breakers are all compliant currently.

It would be wise to consider updating to a water bond ($300) and covering the electrical timer terminals ($50).

The equipment pad is due to be painted labeled and covered from UV using a UV mesh like blanket ($300+).