In the deep end step wall, we do see a rebar stained present, this will likely progress into a worse and worse condition, recommend repair, which will include opening up the affected area and potentially restructuring ($1-3k) + re surfacing of this area ($500+) or more.

There are gouges or excess wear seen on that same deep end step top. In the shallow end the step, especially the third deepest step has some excess wear. Ideally these extra wear marks may need a small patch ($300 or less) soon to help prolong its life and the remaining plaster.

Otherwise, overall, this surface does appear to be in normal condition for a salt pool that is between 7 and 15 years old.

The waterfall gets some saturation points above it, especially when running longer than one hour, ideally try to limit running the waterfall less than one hour. It appears to be best per day.

The north west side of the pool has the skimmer, and some of the concrete around the skimmer has cracked and appears to be slightly lifted, which further proves that this skimmer will need to be updated at next Re Plaster, the lifting concrete does not seem to be affecting the skimmer, but it could, and if water loss develops the cost to update a skimmer here would run $1500-3500+

The east side of the pool has raised and lifted concrete against the coping. This edge will need to be grind for safety ($1-2k) and luckily it does not appear to be affecting the coping.

Good Overall, but recommend topping up the CYA level ($100 or less).

And light algae treatments ($100)

Also recommend re checking water chemistry in 1-30 days to help confirm water loss status. Low cya but normal cal hardness leads me to believe water loss is not likely.

3 covers due to be updated for safety ($200x3).

Recommend updated weir door ($150 or less)

Old old skimmer.

And at next re plaster updated this skimmer $1500-3500+

Due for updates. Tail, hose, etc. currenlty cleaner is doing the death spiral and may just be due for major updates ($205 or less) or likely more. A new unit is approx $600

Recommend updated float (current one gets stuck on) and clean out can $125-250 or less.

Auto drain seems potentiall sufficient. Recommend service to confirm status.

Recommend new light can ($500-1250) + install labor $400

Condensation present inside the light lens. Either remove power immediately or update.

Older, but leak free.

Likely new elements. But recommend replacing the current gauge with liquid filled (less than $100) to confirm status.

New variable motor. Working, no major issue.

Leaking at seal plate / shaft seal ? Recommend replace over repair due to age and condition ($600 new pump , $500 labor , + $400 hard plumbing ).

Older than 17 years, Leaking at return and seal plate / shaft seal ? , motor is failing ….

Repairing this old pump would consist of updating the return connection ($400 or less)

Updating the motor to also likely variable speed ($1300+) = $1700+

Or a new pump that’s better quality overall is $1200-1700 + install $800+

For safety recommend updates to GFCI for variable speed x1, and lights , and plug ($400+) electrician labor $300

Otherwise panel is working.

I doubt that this salt cell is still in ideal working condition. It is Older and likely, either failing now or will fail in the next year or less. A new salt cell is less than $900. Recommend that and service first to confirm status of cell for 150.

Recommend covering from uv and re painting and re labeling ($300 or less).

Recommend adding a suction side check valve x2 one for each pump ($400 installed x2).

Recommend service to the 3 way valve ($200 or less).

Rec service to the booster hose connections $400 or less.