Pool Inspection Services

Know Exactly What You Are Dealing With

Whether you are buying a home with a pool, selling your property, or just want to know the true condition of your existing pool, a professional inspection gives you the facts. We examine every part of your pool and equipment to identify current problems and potential issues before they become expensive emergencies.

Most homeowners in Pico Rivera have no idea what shape their pool equipment is really in until something breaks. By then it is too late to prevent the problem. Our inspection service helps you stay ahead of trouble and plan for necessary repairs or replacements on your schedule, not when you have an emergency.

Complete Pool and Equipment Inspection

We inspect everything that affects your pool operation and safety. Our technicians have years of experience spotting problems that most people miss. Here is what we check during a full inspection:

• Pool structure: Cracks, leaks, surface damage, tile condition, and coping integrity
• Pump and motor: Operation, noise levels, seal condition, and age assessment
• Filter system: Type, size, condition, proper operation, and cleaning needs
• Heater: Functionality, ignition system, age, and efficiency
• Plumbing and valves: Leaks, cracks, proper flow, and valve operation
• Electrical components: Wiring condition, GFCI protection, and safety compliance
• Water chemistry: pH, chlorine, alkalinity, calcium hardness, and stabilizer levels
• Safety features: Fencing, gates, drain covers, and compliance with local codes

After the inspection, we provide you with a detailed written report that explains what we found in plain language. We include photos of problem areas and recommendations for repairs or replacements. You get a complete picture of your pool condition so you can make informed decisions.

When You Should Schedule an Inspection

Buying a home with a pool is the most common reason people call us for inspections. You need to know what you are getting into before you close the deal. A pool might look great on the surface but have hidden problems with equipment or structure that could cost thousands to fix. Our pre-purchase inspection gives you negotiating power or helps you walk away from a bad situation.

Annual inspections also make sense for existing pools, especially if your equipment is more than five years old. Catching wear and tear early means you can budget for repairs instead of facing surprise breakdowns during peak swim season. If you notice changes in your pool like cloudy water, unusual noises from equipment, or higher utility bills, an inspection helps identify the cause. We also offer pool equipment repairs if we find issues that need fixing.

Why Professional Inspection Pays Off

A professional pool inspection typically costs a few hundred dollars, but it can save you thousands. Finding a major equipment problem before you buy a house gives you negotiating power to reduce the purchase price or ask the seller to make repairs. For existing pools, catching problems early means fixing them before they damage other parts of your system.

We have seen too many homeowners learn expensive lessons because they skipped an inspection. A failing pump can damage your filter. A small leak can wash away soil and cause deck settling. Electrical problems can be safety hazards. Our inspection gives you the knowledge to maintain your pool properly and avoid nasty surprises. If you want ongoing protection, consider our weekly pool cleaning service where we monitor your pool condition every single week. Visit our homepage to learn about all our services.