The surface has blemishes present, marks seen in the shallow and steps, and in the center of the shallow end. Because of the low water clarity, it is difficult to confirm blemishes. Overall, the plaster feels relatively new less than five years old.

The waterline tile is all original, there are some gaps forming between some of the tiles, likely in the next 10 years, this will be refilled with new mortar ($100+).

The coping around The Pool is getting closer to a need for service likely in the next one to 10 years ($500+).

There is yellow algae present throughout and it will likely require a drain light Acid Wash, pipe purge, and refill re chem ($950) vs treatments ($360+) as the best option due to severity of algae.

The skimmer is much older. The lid is likely due for updating, as well as the basket and the weir door ($500+).

Main drain in The Pool has a new compliant cover, but the main drain itself is not VGBA compliant.

The manual fill is leaking during use and should be repaired ($125-250+)

There appears to be water present inside the light lens, recommend updating safety (Pentair $950 led white light can) + install ($400).

This filter is fairly sun beaten with its fiberglass showing through on the top, it is leaking out of its drain plug o-ring ($100), and it is possible the filter, gauges, incorrect, and are not working correctly ($50). Recommend service to confirm element status + alage treatments ($150+)

This filter pump is leaking, slow to start, and it sounds as if it is at half speed. Additionally, the check valve in front of the Pump is due to be updated as well, the pump lid ring is due to be serviced. And the shaft seal is likely compromised.

To potentially get this very old pump leak free and the check valve replaced, and a new motor soon = $1150+ vs a new variable speed Superflo Vs at $1100 + install ($500+).

The timer internals is present and relatively new, recommend updating the breaker to GFCI for safety, also fixing the switch to ensure it’s waterproof, and covering the timer terminals ($300+).

the pool equipment pad is unprotected from the sun and should be for longevity ($50+). It appears that the return is copper, but the suction may be PVC.