Pits present likely a re plaster is required asap vs soon

($10-14k+).

The tile is all original and in ideal condition for its age. I do not see any obvious issues at this time.

The only issue I saw was with the cooing outside the pool itself, there is a small gap forming between the pool coping and concrete border nearly uniform around the entire pool, the only major issue of change is near the skimmer and on the opposite side with a slightly larger gap forming / lifting concrete that will need to be grinded down to avoid a trip hazard.

Likely the correction will be to re fill and gap and grind down sharp edges at approx $1500+

Note on the skimmer opening top it is noticeable off center and not allowing the lid to close correctly. Eventually if the skimmer top keeps moving free from the skimmer may require some concrete work to accommodate more ideal function.

There is no chlorine and heavy algae on walls, if the pool doesn't appear to be brand new water I would say just drain and acid clean the pool ($1250+) vs chemical treatments ($450+) which will not include at least 1 - 2 filter cleanings ($250) and likely new elements ($500) which is why draining may be the best value overall - since the filter is so old / low quality.

I cannot see the main drain, I can only guess there is one main drain with an older cover. If so this cover should be updated to VGBA compliant ($100+) or at time of currently needed re plaster ($500+) to install a flush mount main drain channel drain style.

The skimmer is in working condition but could not be fully checked due to the mass amount of debris and dirty water present.

Still what I can see is likely the need for a new float , float o ring, weighted basket ($300) soon / now.

Leaking during use.

Did not see a light junction box but this box below the panel could be it (hanging off the wall). A new light can is approx $450-1250 and + $400 to install.

The filter is in working condition ? The only reason I feel this is because the pressure is so high, but likely this would be a best situation to remove and replace vs the likely required updates to bring this unit back to ideal =

The elements ($500) , the pressure gauge ($50), the tank o ring / tank o ring set ($200+).

Vs a new filter at $750-1250+

Ideal unit, recommend minor service to add the bonding wire ($100) for safety.

The booster is no longer working or in ideal condition. Recommend replacement with a new unit like the Hydro Boost ($700) as well installation ($600+).

The panel is in distressed condition. The panel itself should be updated ($350) as well as updated breakers ($400) for safety updates + electricians service ($500+).

The plumbing is older and reduced to 1.5" then 2" + blue glue. It would be wise to remove all and install all fresh in the next 10 years or less. Approx $500-1K+

Also recommend covering from UV using a UV mesh ($50) and re painting and re labeling ($200),