Older surface, not expired yet, likely when water loss occurs in the next 1-10 years or less / maybe more if well maintained.

Expect a cost of 10-14k to re plaster

Some water line tile areas / skimmer throat - are due to be re mortared soon ($1000+)

The spa spillover area will likely require water proofing asap ($1000+)

Calcium build up present ($650+)

Loose / raised / trip hazard concrete next to spa and around pool = due to be grinded and filled with mastic ($1-2k+).

High ph / alk / cya / hardness / chlorine.

Recommend adjustments ($30) + potential partial drain ($150).

Old skimmer, should be cut out and updated at next re plaster stage ($1-2k+).

The skimmer has all parts , older. Rec new lid if possible to find ($50) and weir door ($50).

Main drain in spa and pool covers are due to be updated ($200 x2) for safety - at time of re plaster the cost to update both to channel drain and VGBA complaint = 1k x 2

Needs a new tail and spone soon = $105 or less.

Due for updates

Leaking during use, older due for service

Non ideal light, recommend updates, light can has condensation present ($200 - 1250 new light can ) + install $400

Note no junction box found

Working, due for service ($150) to elements to confirm if due for updated ($200-450+) also recommend new liquid filled pressure gauge ($50).

The drive display has failed? No display at all ($1200+) and needs it here as priming speed is too high adjustments needed.

Otherwise working.

Fair condition but hose connections may be leaking on the return and permanent hard plumbing may be the preferred method ($400+) vs this soft hose situation, service $100+.

Older heater with part updates, sadly it does not appear to have helped ? But cannot fully test due to non working pump display = cannot fully heater.

It appears that the updates should enable function but was unable to get it to tuun on = likely replacement may be required if non functioning.

Heater = $4k like model
Install $1

Also recommend adding a proper drip leg ($500+)

I did eventually trick the panel to turn on the heater function but the heater did not turn on, therefore it is likely an expired heater.

The panel is in ideal working condition mounted sufficiently, just does not appear to be more than 6 feet from the pool / high voltage, still bonding is present, recommend also adding a GFCI Siemens breaker for the pump , light, and water bond ($500) + labor electrician $400

The pad is due to be re painted soon , re labeled , and covered from UV ($300 or less.

Note the jets in the spa should be updated as well as pool wall returns ($800 or less).

The water level in the pool cannot go higher than the lowest point In the skimmer = this is not ideal and an auto fill should be attached at minimum ($200-1200).