Swimming Pool Inspection

Our swimming pool inspection service ensures that your pool’s structure, filtration, and circulation systems are operating efficiently and safely. We identify visible leaks, air bubbles in return outlets, pressure inconsistencies, and equipment wear. This service is ideal for homebuyers, property owners, and anyone concerned about potential water loss or system faults.

Areas We Inspect

Structural Assessment

We inspect the pool shell, coping, tiles, and visible cracks for signs of damage or deterioration.

Filtration & Circulation

Check the pump, filter, skimmer, return outlets, and pipes for leaks or air entering the system.

Equipment & Safety

Inspect valves, chlorinator, heater, and electrical safety where visible and accessible.

Water Loss Detection

Identify symptoms of hidden leaks, such as pressure drops, air bubbles, or unexplained water level loss.

SWIMMING POOL INSPECTION

Understanding your swimming pool condition

What We Look for During a Swimming Pool Inspection

A swimming pool is a valuable addition to any home, but it also requires ongoing care and proper evaluation to ensure everything is functioning as it should. Our swimming pool inspections provide homeowners, buyers, and property investors with a clear understanding of the pool’s current condition and any visible concerns that may require attention. Because pools involve water pressure, circulation, filtration, and structural elements, even small problems can become major repairs if they are not identified early.

Our goal is to help you recognise these early symptoms so you can plan repairs confidently, avoid unnecessary costs, and keep the pool safe and enjoyable for everyone using it.

Visual-Only, Non-Invasive Inspection

All of our pool assessments are strictly visual. We do not enter the pool, dive, dismantle equipment, or perform pressure testing. Instead, we examine everything visible and safely accessible from the pool edge and equipment area. This includes signs of structural movement, cracking, water loss indicators, equipment wear, pump issues, and filtration concerns. A visual inspection may not confirm the exact location of a leak, but it can provide useful clues and recommend whether further specialised testing is needed.

Early Warning Signs of Pool Problems

Many pool issues start subtly and can easily be overlooked. Early signs such as small air bubbles in return jets, inconsistent water levels, cloudy water, weak pump flow, or unusual noises from the system may suggest hidden problems. These symptoms can indicate leaks, blocked pipes, worn seals, failing valves, or circulation issues. Our inspection helps you understand what these signs mean and whether they may require attention from a pool specialist.

Pool Inspections for Homebuyers

If you are buying a home, a swimming pool inspection provides valuable peace of mind. Pools can be costly to repair, and hidden issues are often missed during general property viewings. Our inspection gives you a clear picture of the pool’s condition so you can make informed decisions, negotiate repairs if necessary, or request specific maintenance before the property transfer takes place.

Regular Checks for Existing Homeowners

For current homeowners, regular pool inspections are an excellent way to maintain awareness of your pool’s condition and prevent minor issues from becoming expensive problems. These checks help extend the lifespan of pumps, filters, heaters, and surrounding surfaces, while also improving safety and ensuring the pool remains clean and functioning efficiently.Independent, Unbiased Assessment

We provide an independent visual assessment without promoting repairs or installations. If further testing is recommended—such as dye testing, pressure testing, or leak detection—you can arrange this with a qualified pool specialist. Our goal is to give you clear, honest information so you can decide the best next steps for your pool.