This is a pebble plaster pool. It is approximately seven-year-old surface. It is in overall good condition for its age with wear seen in the deep end mostly. Overall there are no areas of major concern just standard wear that will be exacerbated if high chlorine levels are seen currently the chlorine levels are ideal or low. I would anticipate the surface if well cared for should last another 10 to 15 years or more and also note it is fairly uncommon for this surface to have such wear this early in its lifecycle it may have been when they plastered the pool they acid washed a little too harshly and exposed too much in these deep areas. There are no recommendations at this time other than to keep chlorine and pH more ideal.
Estimated cost grouping: No immediate costs recommended.

There is waterline tile and then there is raised wall tile. Initially I expected the raised wall tile to have issue because I am seeing calcium fissures beginning to form in certain locations. I did not feel or hear any hollow spots in any of this tile is generally an indicator that no immediate attention is needed but in the next 5 to 15 years this raised tile work will likely need some attention between $1000 and $2000. Also there is calcium buildup present. It’s not substantial but it can be removed. The cost to remove this calcium present is around $655.
Estimated cost grouping: Calcium removal $655 plus future raised tile attention $1000-2000.

New water ? Water loss signs seen. Recommend re balancing chemistry via water treatments ($375 or less) and re checking for water loss in 1-30 days.

The skimmer is due to have a weighted basket, a new float, a new float O-ring and possibly a new weir door and skimmer lid (less than $600). This is an optional update except for the skimmer float but should be done to guarantee perfect working order. Skimmers and main drains. The main drain in the pool is VGB compliant and due only to age and relative condition should these covers be updated for safety ($200x2).
Estimated cost grouping: Skimmer updates less than $600 plus main drain covers $400.

The bottom cleaner is working. It’s in fair condition overall. When this unit expires, consider updating to the pool cleaner four-wheel ($500) as a much better option, and then also this unit should have an in-line leaf basket at around $105 by printer

The auto fill float is relatively new but it’s missing its minor hose. Recommend adding the hose, but otherwise no issues seen.

There is condensation present inside the light lens recommend updating the light can for safety. A new light can is $200 up to $1250 depending on options and insulation is around $400.

The filter is in relatively good condition. It’s just I’m a little concerned as I hear the pump pumping, but the pressure on this filter is 8 psi and this may just be a sign that the filters may be due to be cleaned ($150) or elements replaced soon ($200+), still I would recommend a minor check inside the filter to confirm via standard quarterly service.

Also, I might consider replacing the pressure gauge with a liquid filled pressure gauge as a better option ($50).

The filter pump is struggling with a motor that looks like it’s in relatively good condition but it is showing obvious signs of issue vibration heat. I would recommend attention now to this current motor to potentially save its life through less than $500 in service but motor may be nearing expiration due to issues present and a new variable speed motor installed at around $1250 may be the correct option. I prefer a new complete pump Superflow VS at that same cost.
Estimated cost grouping: Motor service less than $500 or new motor/pump $1250.

Working without issue. Just ideally a GFCI for the pool light breaker ($300 or less) itself vs just plug. Since the pool light currently has water inside of it and the breaker is not tripping. This is a sign that we need to add that second layer of safety.

Recommend covering from the sun using a uv mesh asap ($50).