Some dust present in the shallow end otherwise the surface looks nearly blemish free, there are some linear lines on the steps, but nothing apparent of concern.

The waterline tile all appears to be in good condition, with little calcium buildup present, the faux concrete decorative tile above the waterline tile, appears to have a small gap between the tile and that concrete which could be filled in with mortar / mastic if desired for cosmetic / water seepage ($500+)

Additionally, the only area of concern that I can see inside the pool is inside the skimmer throat where the skimmer meets the tile on the right side looking in there is a small gap forming that may be a contributor to possible water loss recommend attention / service to confirm ($500)

Also the backside of the waterfall shows active leaks present, recommend service to resolve these areas of concern ($2k+).

We have low alkalinity and normal pH with very high CYA levels, likely so high a quarter drain would be ideal ($400) This may also assist with balancing the alkalinity

The main drain covers are compliant.

Skimmer has all parts present but the basket should be updated to a weighted basket, and it appears the float and float. O-ring are due to be updated as well ($200).

It appears the bottom cleaner hose is too long and will need to be trimmed. Additionally, the unit keeps getting stuck in the corner area and may require some adjustments and order new tires soon.

The automatic filler is running consistently and at a medium flow generally is a sign of water loss being present, recommend service likely to this float to confirm if it’s a float issue or if it’s a water loss issue.

There are four LED lights installed all four are in working condition at this time.

The filter is functioning. Pressure gauge cover due to be removed ($10). And due to slightly higher pressure , recommend filter cleaning / service ($150+).

Without issue.

The valve is all working in Leak free other than the chlorinator, but I would recommend painting and labeling this equipment pad and then covering from UV with the UV mesh ($300+).