Recommend

To me the surface looks older than 15 years. It does look a little older likely because it was a salt pool at one time so more wear is present. There are some areas where I see missing pebble due to where and I am concerned. We are getting really close to the gunite sub surface, and if we are, water loss can develop. In general a pull this size would likely run 8 to 12,000 for a re-plastering.

Picture 1= unusual likely dropped mastic, stuck to surface. It appears to be potentially other areas where mastic may be dropped in in the south east side….unsure.

If the surface has not worn through, I would not expect longer than another 1 to 5/10 more years of additional life with the surface due to its age and condition

The waterline tile all appears to be relatively new or in really good condition for its age, minimal calcium buildup, and new fresh layer of mastic above the tile. No issues present.

There are two waterfalls both appear to be original likely older than 20 years.

The west side of the pool appears to have original decking possibly installed or this is the only new piece of decking…. but either way this area has a water stop installed instead of mastic, which is unusual but not a concern.

I would also mastic seal above the water fall IMO as a best case option ($300).

Recommend chemistry addition ($100+) and re check water for water loss being present in 1-30 days.

Tap water left, pool water right. Right shows same levels of chemistry indicating new pool water.

There are three main drain covers that are due to be updated one as an equalizer cover. All three should be updated for safety ($400).

Also note there are four returns covers that are also due to be updated ($200)

Recommend updates ; tail, hose, tires , backup valve ($105-205).

The auto fill is continuously running, typically a sign of water loss, recommend checking the float ($125+) and water chemistry to confirm if issue is present.

Working without issue.

Whenever I see Motor decomposition, I expect less than 5 years of remaining life.

The cost on a like pump is the i3 Pentair Pump ($1900+ install).

This pump does operate at this time but is 15 years old and in overall poor condition. Recommend update soon. Note if upgrading to i3 3hp you can eliminate the waterfall pump. Even this current pump can allow you to remove the waterfall pump.

Working. Without issue at this time. Older. Heavy sun wear. Recommend at least updating the hose to hard plumbing ($450) or soft again ($250).

C+ level pump, Poor, leaking at lid and seal plate, “Working” condition. Recommend service to resolve leaks that may require shaft seal / seal plate service ($750) or possible wet end replacement if housing is warped ($500+) … may be wiser to consider a secondary option; a new pump complete ($750-1200+).

Recommend GFCI variable speed breakers for safety ($300+).

Also a new water temp sensor ($150).

Recommend painting and labeling the pad ($50) and covering from Uv ($50) using a uv mesh.