The surface is older. There’s pits everywhere. I would not anticipate this surface being watertight at this time.

Expected cost to re surface is $8-12k

The waterline tile is original and overall in fair condition there are several areas of concern due to age, and it is likely at the next resurfacing, which is soon the tile will need to be updated $1500-2500+ - on the south east side of The Pool. The waterline Tile has a crack going through it to the coping stone / and corner. This will likely need to be updated and repaired additionally ($1-3k+)

Additionally, the coping stones around the edge of the pool are loose and or nearing adherence / mastic fill ($2-3k+).

Inside the skimmer throat where the skimmer meets the tile connection is due to be serviced and updated - included in prescribed work cost.

The skimmer itself has cracks present, in the skimmer itself will likely need to be updated ($2-3k+)

This is an older skimmer. He needs a new weir, basket, lid , and minor service ($500 or less) now, and the skimmer updated at next re surfacing.

The main drain cover has been updated, the cover itself is compliant with the drain is not, at next week Plaster recommend updating to channel Drain ($1k+).

The bottom cleaner unit is relatively new about 1 to 2 years old, there are some adjustments that need to be performed to the unit which will include the hose swivel distances / unit adjustments + new tail soon ($105 or less). Note that excess water is coming out of the in-line debris screen.

There is only a manual fill here, that device is leaking and is due for service $250+

The pool light does power on however it does appear that there is condensation present inside the light lens, recommend updating the light can for safety ($200-1250) + labor $400

Note that the light Junction box is older and likely do for minor attention bonding verification ($500 or less)

This filter is leaking from its lower half, will likely just require a new filter altogether - the aqua star PLF 35,000 is a great option ($900) +
Install $800.

This filter pump is Older, and it does appear that there is some type of leak on the seal plate and possibly the shaft seal - to update these expected a cost of $500 or less, and if the motor is compromised due to leaks over long periods of time, expect a cost of around 900 install installed for a new motor.

This booster pump is in working condition. It does appear that there is a leak on its return site and possibly suction side, if so recommend updating to Hartp plumbing instead at $500 versus the cheap simple fix at less than $100.

No longer connected. A heat pump is $2-3k / nat gas $3-6k + labor install 1k+

There are two timers present they do appear to be interlocked with one another, still, it might be wise to consider just simply updating this entire contraption stand, into a dual timer with breaker and switch by Intermatic ($500+) + electrician install ($500+) he would also likely include updating the breakers to support future variable speed pumps ($300+) and GFCI ($100+)

Otherwise these timers are working - and switches - seem to be barely working

The plumbing installed is Older and due to be updated - most specific is the return side of the filter (old solar connection) this all should be cleaned up considerably if possible $1k or less.

Also ideally updating the Pump section side with a check valve $500 or less.