The fencing is in fair working condition. Self closes and self latches.

The plaster surface could not be checked until the pool water is clear.

The surface on the top steps were checked and found to be very rough and abrasive.

To replaster this pool expect a cost of $3800.

There is heavy algae buildup throughout this pool surface, increasing chlorine, adjusting chemicals to proper levels, and doing enzyme and phosphate treatments along with filter cleanings will help reduce or eliminate algae ($355) or a pool drain ($450).

Skimmers are both damaged and need minor parts to repair.

Main drains could not be checked however due to age I would assume their are two main drain covers to be replaced.

The bottom cleaner will need minor maintenance; tires, bearings, tail clip, etc to bring back to like new working condition.

The fill float is in fair shape. I would recommend float replacement ($15). Also, I was not able to find the auto fill shut off valve located nearby for easy access.

Could not be visually tested. Due to low water visibility.

However the light is not connected to a GFCI breaker or plug, recommend upgrading this for light safety ($255) regardless of light condition or need for light replacement ($575).

This unit needs a new filter element as well as a new pressure gauge. Expect a cost of $550 for both.

The filter pump motor is hot and is struggling as a result of the filter elements being so dirty and clogged. Due to the age I would recommend motor replacement in the next 1 - 72 months, if heat continues after filter element cleaning / replacement.

Expect a cost of $555 to replace this motor or $1425 to replace this pump with an energy efficient pump.

The booster pump is in poor condition and will need replacement. Recommend replacement to allow this bottom cleaner to function correctly. Or remove this pump when installing a new energy efficient pump and replace the bottom cleaner with a Polaris 360 for extreme energy efficiency.

This waterfall pump does not prime / function at this time most likely due to a bad motor ($575) or bad suction side plumbing / pump lid o ring ($255) which is my feeling. Recommend cleaning pool and re testing to inspect the suction side of this pump visually.

Two timer clocks in fair working condition.

Two light switches in non working condition ($175) at this time due to light issues.

Otherwise recommend upgrading GFCI breakers and this panel will be secure (estimated in light section).

Overall the plumbing here is in fair condition. That needs to be repainted to last another 10-15 additional years ($175).

Also on the equipment pad is a hose bib that is leaking causing the pad to be continuously wet. Recommend repair ($175).

Also note that the valves installed and the booster pump hoses will need service soon (required every 10-15 years) (open clean, lubricate / re teflon and re seal ($155).