Older but they did self close and self latch five times.

The waterline tile appears to all be present without major issue. Note the waterline tile is merely decoration on top of the fiberglass insert and therefore some wear that is seen, it’s not so much of a leak issue, as an aesthetic issue, but will need to be addressed likely in the next 10 years or less ($1k+). The step tile, especially on the top. Most step is missing and should be replaced for aesthetics / injury potential ($300+).

Last border between the tile and the concrete does get consistent water when the swim jet pump is active, and it may be wise to consider filling this with mastic to prevent water, loss or tile wear ($1k+).

There is a handrail present it does appear to be loose and due to be tightened and or adjusted ($300+)

It appears the water is likely new, and due to be rebalanced ($200+) that will include balancing the CYA and calcium hardness levels, as well as pH and alkalinity. Because this pool is likely less than $20 in water it may be wise to consider just draining and cleaning and refilling and rebalancing.

There is one main drain that appears to be loose from its housing, that will need to be updated for safety ($200+).

And additionally, it does appear that the secondary main drains for the larger swim jet pump, are not VGBA complaint and a potential danger.

The skimmer is missing its float valve ($50) and recommend a better fit lid ($50) and a weighted basket ($50).

Also note that the skimmer has flexible PVC installed on one of its connections to the main drain, and therefore it might be wise to consider removing this connection until the skimmer is updated ($1500-3500) at time of resurfacing / repair work - note that it is most likely that it is leaking at this connection point (if original) due to the age and condition.

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The manual Phil is located underneath the electric panel with its knob removed because likely they’ve said it to fill at the exact rate that this shell may be leaking, or over filling (more likely). I did not locate any auto drains except one inside the skimmer, but it also appears to be set too high to be the compensator for this consistent fill, therefore leak is most likely. Note that the location of the leak will likely be between the Jets and fiberglass insert (generally an easy fix).

Either way, I would recommend replacing the manual fill with a new updated handle ($20) or valve ($125-250+).

The pool light is no longer working as it was a fiber optic illuminated tower, therefore a new light emitter ($150-450) and power center ($150-550) will be required to have a working pool light present.

Filter is leaking on several points likely all serviceable ($500+), but due to age and condition a replacement would be wisest and most cost-effective ($700+).

This C+ quality filter pump motor is very hot indicating the motor bearings are due for replacement / repair ($500+) additionally, I do see water present in the outside of the pump that appears to potentially be coming from a leak on the on the wet end ($450+) as well as the return Plumbing. Therefore a replacement may be best considering the age and condition of this pump at $1050-2800 installed.

This swim jet pump is working however it sounds like it’s bearings are having a lot of difficulty will require service or repair ($450+) before the motor fails ($2500+), additionally, this will likely require a check valve to help prolong its life ($950+) and service to its proprietary air bleed valve at top ($100+).

This natural gas heater is in non-working condition. It doesn’t even turn on at all therefore it is likely due to be completely replaced ($3500+) or removed ($500+)

The timer appears to be working, but no on off clips present, recommend installing these … but I feel it is more likely that the timer itself is nearing failure point if not already ($200) additionally, it would be wise to update the breakers to future proof this with a new GFCI for the pump and GFCI for the future pool light ($450+)

The planning installed is all original, except for the return overall, it would be wise to consider updating the plumbing for efficiency and installing a check valve on the suction side ($800+) also painting and labeling ($200) And covering from UV ($50) using a UV mesh.