Minor pits / flakes ? / overshoot ? Present. Common with age + poor water quality management.

Rust Blemsihes seen, most are uniform like it was a single object that moved around and stained.

Some other rust various Blemsihes that do not appear to be rebar or structure related.

Still recommend attempting to remove the stains to verify source via treatments ($300 or less).

Otherwise to me it appears the surface may be newer than 1-4 years, on top of likely older plaster of less than 25 years.

Note on the deep end step and under the west light can - we see some plaster blemsihes. Recommend a closer look but appears to be installation defects vs calcium formations.

The waterline tile appears to all be present and in relatively good condition.

The waterfall Jet heads themselves appear to be ready for some waterproofing soon ($500+)

The raised wall with the waterfalls has some calcium buildup present, and the waterline tile does as well, minimum $655 calcium removal.

The skimmer collar, has resting present, likely from some type of rebar bleed through in the area, while this isn’t the end of the world now, overtime it will degrade and decompose the area - likely in 10+ years this skimmer area will need to be redone ? $2k+ - currently seeing small cracking on the surrounding edges of the skimmer lid area.

The water quality in the pool is less than ideal, recommend algae treatment treatments, as there is algae present, mostly in the deep end shaded walls, approx $275+ to treat and attempt to remove algae.

Also, The Pool is low in CYA, and slightly elevated pH and alkalinity - recommend balancing ($100+)

The main drain area appears to be compliant, but I do see a lot of foliage and a screw missing / sitting in the force - therefore recommend cleaning out the main drain / service ($300 or less) to verify safety.

In the skimmer, recommend updating the basket to a weighted basket, float, float o ring ($300 or less)

Both bottom cleaners appear to be absolutely worn through. Recommend a new unit vs repair.

There is an auto fill canister present, it does appear to have a newer float head, at that time of appointment, I did hear a very, very light run of the fill, but nothing substantial.

Recommend flushing the can - debris present.

There are 2x 10 inch pool lights installed

There is one small 1.5” LED emitter.

It appears that the lights may be low-voltage, as there is a low-voltage transformer on the equipment pad, therefore a like model replacement is Pentiar 12v LED IntelliBrite Arch Series = $1250 x 2 / $600 x 1 +

Install labor + programming $400 each x3 m
Note these are Hayward lights / system.

There are low voltage cheaper lights on Amazon for $200 x 3 but last significantly less time (1-3 years vs 10 years + to 30).

The filter is working, but with the algae presence and the pressure being slightly elevated, recommend service ($150) at that time. Also confirm if the elements are due to be replaced ($500+) + tank o ring ($100+) + pressure gauge ($50).

Working without issue. It does need a check valve on the suction side preferably ($400 or less) for pump longevity

Working. Without issue.

The timer is In working condition,

All GFCI except for 2 breakers.

The salt controller shows that the salt cell may not be functioning correctly, or it may be the wrong version cell for this power center, either way expected cost $1k for new cell if of issue, or $1500 installed a new power center + programming if of issue. Start with cell.

Note return fitting has a crack on union = $200 or less to repair