Pro Pool Inspectors

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Common protocol of a typical residential pool inspection by PHTA Certified Pool Inspector:

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We inspect the safety and structural integrity of:

• All perimeter fencing and gate systems (including proper function of self-closing/self-latching mechanisms)

• Pool decking surface integrity and mastic joint sealant

• Pool swimming surface are and proper safety features (ex. Anti-entrapment covers, lighting, diving boards, slide(s), ladders, handrails, etc.)

• All pool pump(s) equipment proper function and life expectancy (we also confirm equipment is appropriate for flow rates of pool size)

• All filtration equipment proper function and life expectancy (we also confirm equipment is proper size for water healthiness)

• All heater equipment and proper function. We do NOT light pilot lights on any pilot-light heaters.

• All automation systems and remote controllers (also test signal strength for WiFi systems if possible)

• All robotic pool cleaner systems

• All sanitizer systems for water healthiness (also including oxidizer systems: Ozone, UV, ionizers, etc.)

• All plumbing lines that are above ground

• All electrical equipment that controls the pool equipment and proper safety thereof

• And any equipment that may be specially connected to the pool but not common to the equipment above

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We also offer Computerized Leak Analysis Test to confirm if the pool is properly holding water. This can confirm if there is a leak in the suction side, pressure side, in the shell or if the pool is losing water to evaporation. This test is an extra add-on for an extra fee and SHOULD BE ordered at the time of the inspection request.