Pool Inspection in New York

Real estate transactions in Westchester move fast, and buyers regularly inherit pool problems worth $10,000 to $50,000 because the standard home inspection skipped past the pump room with a one-line note. Our pool inspection is a separate, deep, written assessment of the pool, equipment, and safety systems — exactly what your home inspector won't do.

Each inspection includes a structural review (shell, coping, tile, decking), a full equipment evaluation (pump, filter, heater, salt cell, automation, lights), a safety audit (fencing, gates, alarms, anti-entrapment compliance), and a chemistry baseline. You receive a written report within 24 hours with photos, condition ratings on every component, estimated remaining life, and a prioritized repair list with rough cost ranges.

We also perform seasonal inspections for current owners — annual checkups that catch small issues before they turn into peak-season emergencies. Think of it as a physical for your pool, scheduled in April before the season hits.

Our inspections are written to be useful in negotiation. If you're a buyer, you can take our report to the seller's agent and negotiate credit for known issues. If you're a seller, getting ahead of the report lets you fix small things on your terms instead of losing leverage at the closing table.