Pre-Purchase Pool Inspection

Pool Inspection Before You Buy

A General Home Inspection Does Not Cover the Pool

Most home inspectors glance at the pool and note that it exists. That is not an inspection. A failing heater, a cracked shell or a pump on its last season is a five-figure problem that becomes yours at closing. We assess the pool properly and tell you what it will cost.

A written assessment you can hand to your agent

Repair costs estimated before you are committed

Negotiating position backed by findings, not suspicion

Clarity on what is routine wear and what is a real fault

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The stakes

The home inspector's report says almost nothing about the pool

No idea whether the equipment has years left or months

Seller says it all works and there is no way to check

Why it works

Why choose our Pre-Purchase Pool Inspection

Get results that matter for your business — with your dollars accounted for.

A written assessment you can hand to your agent

Repair costs estimated before you are committed

Negotiating position backed by findings, not suspicion

Clarity on what is routine wear and what is a real fault

Knowing whether the equipment is near end of life

Walking away informed if the pool is a money pit

The plan

How we solve your challenges

A proven step-by-step approach that takes you from problem to solution.

1 Full equipment inspection covering pump, filter, heater and automation

2 Plumbing and circulation checked for leaks and pressure loss

3 Electrical and bonding assessed for safety and code issues

4 Surface and structure examined for cracks, staining and wear

5 Written report with findings and estimated repair costs

6 Same-week scheduling to fit an option period

In the box

What’s included in our Pre-Purchase Pool Inspection

Everything you need for success, in one comprehensive service.

Pump, filter, heater and automation tested under load

Plumbing pressure and circulation assessment

Electrical, bonding and safety equipment check

Shell, plaster, tile and coping condition report

Written findings with estimated costs to remedy

Turnaround suited to a contract option period

What We Inspect

Four areas, because a pool fails in four different ways and only one of them is visible.

Equipment

Pump, filter, heater and automation tested under load, not just switched on. Age and remaining life assessed.

Plumbing and Circulation

Pressure and flow checked for leaks and blockages, the faults that are invisible and expensive.

Electrical and Bonding

Safety and code issues around the equipment pad, lighting and bonding grid.

Shell and Surface

Plaster, tile, coping and structure examined for cracking, staining and wear.

Pool Inspection Pricing

From $175

Published starting price from our Google Business Profile. Pool size and equipment complexity decide the rest.

Full equipment test under load
Plumbing pressure and circulation assessment
Electrical, bonding and safety check
Shell, plaster, tile and coping condition
Written report with findings
Estimated cost to remedy each item

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Common Questions

Pre-Purchase Pool Inspection FAQ

What a pool inspection covers and why the home inspector's is not enough

Does a standard home inspection cover the pool?

Rarely in any depth. Most general inspectors note that a pool is present and whether it appears to run. They are not testing the heater under load, pressure-checking the plumbing or assessing the shell, which is where the expensive problems live.

What does a pool inspection cost?

Inspections start at $175. That is a small fraction of a single equipment replacement, which is the point: the inspection is cheap relative to what it finds.

How quickly can you inspect during an option period?

We schedule these to fit option periods, usually within the same week. Tell us your deadline when you call and we will be straight about whether we can meet it.

What if the inspection finds problems?

You get a written account of what we found and what it would cost to put right. Buyers typically use that either to negotiate the price, to ask for repairs before closing, or occasionally to walk away. All three are better outcomes than finding out afterwards.

What Our Clients Say

See What the Brazos Valley Says

Real Stories. Real Satisfaction

Shaun is seriously the best! He helped upgrade my pool pump and replaced all the filters, and I'm honestly blown away by how much better everything works now. The water's crystal clear, the system runs super smoothly, and it all just feels like a huge upgrade. Shaun was easy to work with, super knowledgeable, and didn't try to upsell anything just honest, quality work. You can tell he really cares about what he does.

Alex K.

Google Review

Fantastic service! Very impressed with Shaun, his knowledge of pool and spa maintenance, and his over the top care about the customer!

Kris Wheeler

Google Review

Excellent service! Very detail oriented and provided helpful tips to ensure my pool stays fresh year round! Highly recommend and will be my new go-to pool service provider!

Destiny Krebs

Google Review

This company fixed my heater and got the pool looking great.

Mary Lou Church

Google Review

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Pool Inspection Before You Buy

Why choose our Pre-Purchase Pool Inspection

How we solve your challenges

What’s included in our Pre-Purchase Pool Inspection