Super cool, older, self closing mechanism. Recommend minor attn to help restore this to a most ideal / safe condition $125+

Wear, Older Plaster, discoloration common with surfaces older than 25 years, no major blemishes seen on the surface, some discoloration seen in the center middle end, overall the surface is on the last 1 to 10% of his life cycle.

The surface appears to be 25 years old and fairly well worn, cost to resurface a pool. This size would likely run between 8 to 10,000.

I do see small examples of potential water loss on the backside of the south east wall of the pool, which may indicate that the waterline tile may be of some issue, or the surface. Therefore resurfacing/retiring may be required soon, as I do hear the auto fill running continuously, which is also set too high.

The waterline tile appears to be in heavy / worn mortar condition, with very minimal calcium buildup present.

I would expect the Tile is due to be re mortared now, $1k+ or re tiled soon ($1500-2500+).

Inside the skimmer throat, we are seeing considerable wear present.

The rock work, especially outside of the pool waterfall has gaps forming, and is due to be re-waterproof re mortared ($500-1k+).

There is significant algae in this pool, which is expected due to the amount of organic matter being present, recommend minor modifications, using phosphate, movers, and algicide, as well as lowering pH and alkalinity slightly ($400 or less)

Chemistry results don’t immediately red flag water loss but, low CYA = which is present, is the number one sign — which we have here.

Recommend re-Testing chemistry in one to 30 days to help confirm water loss status

Both skimmers need parts updates = float, float o ring, lids ($300 or less x 2), and maybe new weighted baskets if desired ($50 x 2).

The main drain covers are due to be updated for safety ($200 x 2) but may be difficult due to proximity. Note this would not be a VGBA compliant drain, and should be updated regardless, still at time of next re plaster the cost to update may run $1K+ for a new channel drain installed.

Due for updates , working condition overall - tail, hose adjustments, swivels updated ? , etc = $300 or less likely.

Currently doing nose dives and rear right tire not moving with alignment.

Running continuously , recommend service / new head and re confirm status ($250 Or less)

It appears both pool lights have condensation and or rust water present. South west light turns on and north on occasion via specialty switch ?

Recommend replacement can for both for safety ($200-1250+ x 2) + install $400 x 2

Recommend standard bi yearly service ($150+)

And new gauge ($50)

Otherwise working.

Working without issue.

Working without issue.

Recommend updating the light switches , breakers to GFCI, and electrical visit = $750 or less

No longer being used

Due for uv coverage ($50 uv mesh) + paint and re label + re valve suction side (all for $750 or less - includes leak repair on return plumbing)