Buyers of homes with existing pools need an independent assessment of pool condition, remaining equipment lifespan, and code compliance before finalizing the purchase.
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Pool inspections evaluate structural condition (plaster/pebble surface, coping, decking), equipment condition (pump, filter, heater, salt system, automation), electrical bonding and GFCI compliance, fence/barrier code compliance, and water chemistry. Inspectors probe plaster for delamination and spalling, check equipment pad for proper bonding wire connections to all metal components, and verify the distance from water to all electrical outlets and equipment per NEC 680.
Buyers of homes with existing pools need an independent assessment of pool condition, remaining equipment lifespan, and code compliance before finalizing the purchase.
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NEC 680 compliance: GFCI protection on all receptacles within 20 feet, proper bonding of all metal components (rebar, handrails, ladders, equipment), and minimum distance from water to any electrical outlet.
Rough texture that scratches feet, chalky white staining (calcium scaling), visible plaster nodules or delamination (popping off in sections), and staining that won't brush off indicate a surface approaching end of life.
Fence/barrier meeting ASTM F2286 (self-closing, self-latching gate; minimum 48-inch height with no footholds); pool safety cover rated to ASTM F1346; visible depth markings; posted emergency contact information.
A thorough pool inspection takes 1–2 hours; the inspector runs each piece of equipment, tests the water, tests all electrical, and documents the findings with photos for the inspection report.
Not typically required by lenders for residential pools; strongly recommended as pool resurfacing alone costs $6,000–$15,000 and equipment replacement $3,000–$8,000 — costs that affect the purchase offer.
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