Ensure Your New Pool is Your Dream Pool
Buying a new home with a pool can be exciting, but it’s essential to make sure your new oasis is in good condition.
Our pre-purchase pool inspection provides a detailed assessment to uncover any hidden issues. Don’t let unseen problems ruin your investment—choose our pre-purchase pool inspection service for peace of mind.
Trust us to conduct your pre-purchase pool inspection with thoroughness and expertise.
What is a Pre-Purchase Pool Inspection?
A Pukka Pools pre-purchase pool inspection includes a detailed assessment of all the essential components of the pool. Our expert technicians will thoroughly inspect the pool’s condition and the functionality of its key equipment.
We perform a comprehensive health check of the pool’s chemistry while checking the pool’s condition and surroundings. Any potential problems are identified, and you will receive a detailed, independent report outlining the condition of the pool.
Why You Need a Pre-Purchase Pool Inspection
- Prevent Unexpected Costs: Pools can have underlying issues that aren’t visible to the untrained eye. A pool that appears fine could require costly repairs, leaving you with financial strain after your purchase. Pukka Pools inspections help you avoid these surprises.
- Save Time and Money: By identifying issues before buying, you can factor repairs into negotiations or opt for a different property altogether. This can save you thousands in repairs down the line.
- Expert Recommendations: With a Pukka Pools inspection, you not only get a report on the pool’s current condition but also receive a quote for any necessary repairs. This transparency helps you make informed decisions about your purchase and even negotiate the deal.
If you’ve been thinking about getting a pool inspection, give us a call!
Among the things we’ll check are:
1. Surface Condition
- Visual inspection of the pool’s shell (fiberglass, concrete, tile or vinyl) for cracks, chips, discoloration, staining and delamination.
- Inspection of coping stones & tiles for damage and looseness.
- Pool deck for any issues, hazards, movement and cracks.
2. Equipment Pad
- Visual Inspection of the pump, filter, chlorination system, heating system and plumbing lines for proper function. ( Excluding roof checks for solar)
- Checking suction lines and return jets condition and proper operation.
- Verification of water circulation, dead spots and pressure levels.
- Automatic pool cleaners & suction cleaners functionality.
3. Pool Side
- Automatic covers, pool cover & roller condition.
- Condition of ladders, handrails, diving boards.
- Ensuring all pool lighting is functional and properly installed.
4. Safety Features
- Review of gates self closing for compliance with local safety regulations.
- Visual check of safety barriers, pool alarms, and drain covers.
5. Water Quality
- Evaluating the pool’s chemical balance to ensure safe swimming conditions and to protect the integrity of the pool’s surface.
- Checking for any signs of poor water quality, such as cloudiness or foul odors.
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