The plaster surface is likely over 15 years old. I do see wear present throughout, especially on the steps on the south, and on the bottom (chlorine cookie stains). I do see what appeared to be scratches / blemishes located on the bottom of the pool. Also note on the west side of the pool there appears to be some type of issue with rust likely related to rebar, this area will need to be repaired likely at time of Re-Plaster for approx $1-2k+

Also note that I do see heavy wear around return ports, and these may need to be sealed up as well if they are losing water ($1k+).

The waterline tile is all present, there is a heavy calcium buildup present that can be removed ($750+), around the fill opening and also inside the skimmer throat ($500+).

The coping has the missing mortar sections present, recommend re mortar ($1000+).

The chlorine is high and there’s black algae presence recommend treatments, which will likely include draining an acid washing to effectively remove the black algae that is present / watering directly ($525+).

There are two main drain covers that are due to be updated for safety due to age and condition ($200).

The skimmer has parts due to be updated = float , float o ring , likely weir door , weighted basket, and lid ($550).

While this is not my favorite Bottom cleaner because it is a low quality one, it is working without issue.

An upgrade is “the pool cleaner 4 wheel”

There is an automatic fill / filler present, which is working, the manual filter does leak during use, which may require a minor attention to resolve.

Do you pull? It appears to have water condensation inside the light lens and therefore should be updated for safety = $750 can + install ($400).

Because of the presence of black algae recommend updating the cartridges ($500) after it is removed. Also, the pressure gauge ($50) likely the tank o ring ($100) as well as service to the o ring set ($150).

The pump is turning on and operating however it is leaking from its return fitting and likely it’s drain plug, maybe leaking from his shaft seal area as well ($750+).

The timer is functioning, the breakers and switches for the pool light as well as updating to GFCI and plug
GFCI ($650-950+).

It appears that the salt cell is no longer functioning ($950) and it is possible that the controller may not be functioning as well ($950+) but likely just the cell. Additionally, it appears The Pool will likely need approximately $200 in salt to rebalance.

The equipment pad is due to be covered from UV ($50) repainted and re-labeled ($200) and Valving serviced ($500+) due to age and condition.