The pool surface is in excellent condition overall. I would expect the surface last another 7 to 15 years without any issue.

The tile is in overall good condition. With no loose or missing tiles. There Is light calcium buildup present on the tile that can be removed easily with calcium cleaning.

The water quality overall is good, however there needs to be adjustment to bring this water to a maintainable standard. Recommend approx 100-$200 in chemical cost.

Skimmer is in working in this shit at this time however it's skimmer float valve needs to be replaced as well as the skimmer float O-ring ($155).

The bottom cleaner is in need of a minor repair approximately 200 $300 in repair costs would be what I would expect. At this time I would expect the hose as well as a few items inside the bottle cleaner to need to be replaced.

The auto fill is in good working condition. It is located against the corner of the house there's also an automatic auto fill installed next to the pool that appears to be in great working condition however it needs a hose to be attached.

The pool light appears to be functioning at this time however because the color does not change as it should I would expect this light only to last another one to 48 months before replacement is needed ($650-1100).

The filter is like new within 1 to 3 years old. The filter elements should be cleaned at this time $65. The filter should last another 10 to 20 years without issue to the tank however the filter elements may only last another 6 to 12 months before replacement is needed ($350).

The filter pump is in good working condition at this time with no leaks present. This pump appears to be older than one years old and I would expect this pump if covered to last more than 30 years.

The booster pump is in there working condition at this time however the temperature on the pump tells me that the motor is failing recommend bearing replacement ($225) or recommend whole pump replacement with new booster hoses ($575) as this currently is not designed for long term operation.

There are two Intermatic 220 V timers installed both are in working condition one controls the filter pump the other controls the booster pump.

There appears to only be one way to turn on the pool light that is located in a box next to the side of the home (pictured).

No valves present. Equipment pad has been covered with freeze protectant foam I would either recommend reviewing this foam padding or ensuring that the filter pump has freeze protection on and enabled. Otherwise to redo the foam padding as well as repaint equipment pad expect the cost of $350.