Older surface. Pitting seen on entry steps and walls… an indicator the surface is on the last 1-10% of its life cycle.

Likely pitting can be patched now ($300 or less) to help prolong the remaining surface life (1-48 months left ?).

There is also rest stains present throughout the deep end, likely surface only but recommend treatments to confirm, which will also remove these stains if they are only surface ($300) if they are rebar related which likely they are not then the cost to repair this deep end area may be between 1k to 3000+ at time of Re Plaster.

Again less than 10% chance of rebar.

Resurfacing on a pool this size is 6-10k depending on options.

Original tile, due for minor updates in skimmer throat to tile connection ($300 or less)

But the coping stone is due for updates as many are loose and showing issue ($1-2k+) and then filling in concrete gaps with mastic ($1-2k+) as well as grinding down some tripping edges on concrete decking ($1-2k+).

Likely older well water. All out of balance. Might be due for complete drain and replace ($250) vs balance ($350 or less with algae treatments) at this time.

High all levels therefore not fully accurate. Recommend lowering ph and Chlor and re testing to confirm.

Older skimmer. Likely main drain is t’d into skimmer piping … less than ideal. At best re plaster (soon) update the skimmer ($1500-3500).

For now do not put 3” tablets in skimmer basket.

Skimmer lid is metal / not bonded next to pool.

Skimmer is also likely not water proof.

Recommend water proof later added if possible ($200 or less) and adding a new weir door ($50).

Main drain cover due to be updated for safety ($200+).

Newer, In good condition overall just needs minor updates to its tail, backup valve, and maybe a front right tire soon ($105 or less).

Due for update for safety.

$500-1250 light can + install $400

Likely older 8” can not 10”.

Near new. Ideal. Great multi port. One of my fav filters but note its flow rate is 60 gpm max. Which is understandable with 1.5” return plumbing… still the filter pump can pump up to 120 gpm …. Therefore do not run filter pump past 50-60% speed to help prolong sand and filter life.

Higher ore

Working. Older than 20 years likely. Difficult to see water loss due to being 1/8 buried in dirt… but no obvious signs of issue currently except older hoses and likely leaks in the past.

Budget $300-500 for a new booster when this fails, hopefully longer than 1-3 more years estimated left.

Note this pump is ran continuously which is less than ideal, to lengthen its life / energy consumption.

Recommend hard plumbing ($400) when updating the pump ($300-500) + labor ($500).

Recommend GFCI updates to this sub panel for safety ($300 parts + electrician labor $300+).

Also the timers are older but seem to be functioning.

Pad is in working shape but recommend updates to help prolong the life of equipment.