There are blemishes present throughout the surface they are seen mostly in the walls corners, entry steps and one or two large blemishes in the deep end, and one in the shallow end, as well as several smaller blemishes.

The surface appears to be a fiberglass with one obvious large missing section in the deep end, one blemish in the side wall deep end, one in the deep end near the large blemish, and one crack in the shallow end, where all will need to be temporarily repaired immediately ($1000+) to prevent water loss, if directly on Concrete or gunite, but it does appear that it is likely plaster underneath the fiberglass.

Additionally, where the tile meets the fiberglass it has a dark grout line that may be wearing through in general.

Overall, it would be wise to consider resurfacing soon due to the amount of wear and blemishes seen = 1-48 + months.

The typical cost to resurface something like this would run likely between 12 and 15,000+.

The concrete decking around the pool is nearly new with a new fresh water stop installed.

The waterline tile is in like new condition.

The east side of the pool concrete has a wet area and bubbles coming out of the return line, recommend confirming if this is related to the pool having issue via service / seeing if it’s maintaining moist status during non operation of the pool vs during ($125+).

The water quality is good overall, but I do see a few formations of algae present, I initially thought that some of the areas on the step were potentially black algae, and that is confirmed. Also the south east corner is as well. It’s also in some of the rough areas of the tile to surface transition. Approx $375-500+ to assist in eliminating the algae present via treatments (1-4 treatments).

The main drain appears to have been blocked (due to issue in skimmer or compromised condition / both), via some type of cover ?!although I do see rust stains around the main drain as well so hard to confirm type of cover or blockage used - either way issue may be in fact related to the housing (mounting), recommend additional attention to confirm status ($125 = underwater examination).

The skimmer is original, and what appears to be some sealant used around the throat, bottom, and juncture (to help prolong remaining life) especially between the tile and the skimmer.

However due to the issue at the main drain (which it’s likely repair to allow it to function again is 1-4k+) and the need for a new skimmer ($3500-4500+ installed) due to its water loss status = Recommend attention to both of these areas as they are very old and obviously pre existing issues present. Recommend attention here as a first priority.

The bottom cleaner seems to be working very well. The only thing I can complain about is the tires are due to be updated soon, not now, at less than $105.

Working without major issue. It appears to have a very simple leak that can be repaired via service ($125-250).

The pool light is Older. There’s obvious water present inside the light lens. Recommend replacement of the can ($400-1100+) for safety + install $400.

No, there are several options of lights ranging from low cost $300 color changing Amazon lights, to high cost high longevity $1100 -12 V “non lethal” LED lights.

The filter pressure gauge is faulty ($50), and additionally, it is likely that the filter elements are due for service ($150) and at the time of service recommend confirming if the elements are due for replacement ($500+).

This pump is in working condition, without any major issue present. It does Appear that the drain plugs have been sealed, which ideally would just be serviced to resolve any leaking issues ($125+).

The electric panel is located right here next to the pool equipment, it is a very old panel and it does not appear to have a GFCI dedicated for the variable speed pump ($100+), it does have a GFCI for the pool light that also should be updated for safety once the light gets replaced ($50). Additionally, you will also likely pay an electrician $200 to install those and also ideally take out this old timer that’s no longer being used and using substandard connections.

The solar controller is in working condition, with a working actuator and working temperature sensors.

The pool equipment pad is due to be covered from UV using a UV mesh $50. And it would also be wise to consider repainting and re-labeling ($100).

I do see two issues on the equipment pad one the solar check valve is noticeably due for a replacement ($400) and there is a section on the pump suction side that is cracked and will need to be replaced and ideally install a check valve here as well ($400).

Also note that it appears we have an inch and a half section and an inch and a quarter return, the return is obviously copper and it is likely the suction is as well.