Recommend attention to firm up the missing section for safety.

The pool likely a salt pool at one time, which can be confirmed with the mottling present, and blemishes seen more in the spa than the pool. Overall, since the salt has been removed, I would anticipate the majority of the surface to last 10 to 25 more years of life. Overall, I do see scratches present and approximately 20 to 50% of the surface has algae buildup present, making issue, identification more challenging.

It would be wise to address the waterfall now ($2k+) re mortaring and resealing, and in the next 1 to 10 years, addressing the spa spill over with re sealing ($500+).

There is also some calcium buildup present, on the Spa spill over and on the east side of the pool tile water line that could be removed if desired ($450+).

On both skimmers I’m seeing some gaps present / issues developing (hollow sounds near skimmer edges) - the north skimmer face there is some wear / cracking developing. Likely related to an additional issue present (wall past it north seeing settling).

The south skimmer has some gaps forming on its east side.

Both skimmers may require re sealing soon ($1k+) and ideally would be done at water fall re mortaring service.

There is algae present in the pool, even though the chlorine level is very very very high. I would expect treatment treatments to resolve the organic matter present ($275+).

Chemistry results are skewed due to abnormal high level of chlorine - and therefore cannot be fully / correctly assessed.

The skimmers are due to have their internals updated; floats , float o ring , baskets to weighted ($500).

Also the main drains 6 x 100.

The north skimmer basket was stuck, and could not be checked below.

The bottom cleaner unit is going to need a new tail tail sponge and possibly new hoses and swivels (correct model) current hose looks old and worn due for updating soon.

Currently turned off. Appears functional. Recommend minor cleaning ($20)

The furthest pool light is likely 100 feet from the junction box, that light is currently not working. The other two lights have water and condensation present inside the light lens. The southmost light appears to be the newest, while the West light appears to be the oldest. All three lights are likely due to be updated due to condensation being present ($600+ install $400 each x3).

While the light does turn on there is also condensation present inside the light lens ($600+ install $400

With the amount of organic matter present inside the pool, I would recommend attention to the filter elements either through service ($175+) or replacement elements / parts ($500+) if determined required.

Without issue at this time. It’s return / lid / suction o ring set are due to be serviced ($200+)

Working. It sounds like it’s bearings are due for service ($450+) also it’s o rings set are due to be serviced ($300+). Note the motor shows signs of age and sun abuse. I would not anticipate this motor to last longer than 1-24 months.

A new variable motor installed is $1500 vs a whole new variable pump at $1200+

Bonded. Working. Showing signs of age = rust / oxidization seen throughout.

Working. GFCI lights. When I arrived the breaker on the board was tripped for the lights (which is ideal) recommend replacement of this breaker ($100) to prevent issue after replacement. lights.

Recommend painting and labeling as well as protecting from the sun using a UV mesh ($400).