Equipment, surfaces, and safety features checked for Florida's backyard pools and spas.
In Florida, the pool is often one of a home's biggest features — and one of its most expensive to repair. A pool and spa inspection evaluates the pump, filter, heater, visible plumbing, electrical components, lights, surfaces, decking, and safety features like barriers and alarms.
Your inspector can also walk you through the equipment, so you know how it works on day one.
Know the pool's condition before you buy.
Pump, filter, heater, and controls.
Visible cracks, stains, and wear.
Barriers, alarms, and gates.
Visible electrical and bonding concerns.
Pool equipment replacements and resurfacing can cost thousands. A pool inspection helps you budget and negotiate before closing.
Clients appreciate that our inspectors take the time to explain the equipment — one client was shown how to work complicated pool equipment during the inspection.
The pool, spa, equipment, and safety features.
Yes, and it's often scheduled the same day.
Yes, including attached and many standalone spas.
We note visible signs of leaks; leak detection may require a specialist.
Visible enclosure conditions are noted.
From your first call to your report, here's what to expect.
Call 813-476-1561 or schedule online. Clay will answer your questions up front.
Your inspector evaluates the property. You're welcome to walk along.
You receive a detailed report with photos, typically the same day.
Questions after the report? Call anytime and the team will walk you through it.
“Not only did he complete an extremely thorough inspection but he also took time to walk me through what he found and show me how to work the complicated pool equipment!”
Mathew C. — Google Review ★ 5.0 · 101 Google Reviews — Read Them All →FL License #HI4562 • Certified Master Inspector® • Since 2011 • 7,000+ Inspections • 5.0 Stars on Google