Pool Inspection Services

Why Pool Inspections Matter

You can not see everything that is wrong with your pool just by looking at it. Leaks hide underground. Equipment wears out slowly. Water chemistry problems develop over time. By the time you notice something is wrong, the damage is already done and repairs cost more.

That is why our pool inspection service in Placentia, CA exists. We check every part of your pool from top to bottom. We find small problems before they turn into big ones. You get a clear report of what needs attention now and what to watch for later. It saves you money and gives you peace of mind.

What We Check During an Inspection

Our inspections are thorough. We do not just glance at your pool and move on. We spend time testing, measuring, and looking for issues that most homeowners miss. Here is what we check.

• •Pool structure: Cracks in plaster or concrete, loose tiles, damaged coping
• •Equipment: Pump, filter, heater, chlorinator, automation systems
• •Plumbing: Visible leaks, pressure issues, valve function
• •Water quality: pH, alkalinity, chlorine, calcium hardness, total dissolved solids
• •Safety features: Fencing, gates, covers, alarms
• •Deck and surroundings: Trip hazards, drainage problems, erosion

After the inspection, we give you a detailed report explaining what we found. If something needs immediate repair, we let you know. If something will need attention in the next year or two, we tell you that too. You get all the information you need to make smart decisions about your pool.

When You Should Schedule an Inspection

Most pool owners only think about inspections when they are buying or selling a home. But there are plenty of other times when an inspection makes sense. Here is when we recommend getting one.

If you just bought a home with a pool, an inspection tells you exactly what condition it is in. You find out if the previous owner maintained it properly or if you are inheriting problems. If you are selling a home, an inspection before listing helps you fix issues so buyers do not use them to negotiate a lower price.

You should also get an inspection if your pool is more than 10 years old and you have not had one recently. Equipment wears out, plaster deteriorates, and small leaks develop over time. Catching these early saves you from major repairs later.

If you notice your water bills going up, your equipment making strange noises, or your water chemistry staying out of balance no matter what you do, an inspection can pinpoint the cause. Many Placentia homeowners schedule inspections after periods of neglect or before starting regular maintenance service. We also offer inspections as part of equipment repair services to make sure everything is working properly.

After the Inspection

Once we finish the inspection, we sit down with you and go over the report. We explain what we found in plain English. We do not use technical jargon or try to scare you into unnecessary repairs. We just give you the facts.

If repairs are needed, we provide clear pricing and explain your options. You decide what to fix now and what can wait. Some issues are urgent. Others can be monitored over time. We help you prioritize based on your budget and your pool use.

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