Delaminating plaster seen in shallow end steps area, and normal wear throughout on a surface older than 25 years.

When the plaster is in this condition it’s a sign it is on the last 5% of its life cycle.

Re plaster on a pool this size would likely run 10-12k+

While the steps could be replastered now ($3k+) the best value would be a complete re plaster.

The waterline tile is Older, including the coping, but both were done with high-quality products and very little wear is seen, recommend only a calcium cleaning ($550+). Otherwise without major issue.

The coping does have some gaps present between it and the concrete that can be filled / grinded to help with toe hazards ($500-1k+)

Note there are gaps / concrete cracks present but all appear to be isolated to the concrete and never extending into the pool / tiles / coping.

The water quality is due to be 1/2 or more ideally full drained and re filled fresh. Current CYA levels justify at least a 1/2 drain but this result may be skewed due to the Extreme levels of chlorine at over 20 ppm. Recommend balancing the chlorine and re testing before drain to confirm. Otherwise a cost to 1/2 drain is approx $250 to pay someone. Vs a full drain $350.

Still recommend balance and re test to confirm.

The skimmer is very old, likely 50 years or more.

The skimmer is also a life hazard for small children.

At time of replaster it would be wise to remove this and replace with a high quality skimmer ($1500-3500).

For now there should be a net present to block foliage ($50+) make shift not buyable.

Recommend cleaning the in line filter ($25) otherwise in ideal working condition.

Was not able to find / activate.

The pool light has expired and is due for replacement = like model ($600) + install $400.

Also note it appears the old light junction box is hopefully no longer in use and instead appears to be wired to a GFCI outlet and breaker = A+

Older, overall poor condition but leak free, but at this time the filter likely needs new elements ($400) and a new pressure gauge ($50) , tank spring assembly ($50) and or service ($150). As well as treatments for likely black algae presence.

But I would not put any money into this filter vs updating the filter to ideally a Ta100d after the pool is re plastered - note do not use the same filter here as the new plaster - it will spread the alage that’s in it current - to avoid the current black algae bloom that’s present consider updating to a new filter / elements during the replaster stage.

Ta 100d = $1100
Tr 140c = $1800
+ install $750+

Older, working, in very good condition for its age. Recommend adding a bonding wire ($50) otherwise ideal.

Without issue. Like new even though 10 years old.

This pool equipment pad appears to be covered from the sun, likely for the majority of the day / no direct sunlight - so UVM may not be required - but likely only a soft recommendation ($30).