Pool & Spa Inspections

A swimming pool or spa can be one of the best features of a home, but problems with equipment, electrical components, drainage, or safety features can quickly become expensive.

Wright Choice Property Inspection offers pool and spa inspections to help home buyers and homeowners better understand the visible condition of a pool or spa and its readily accessible components.

Whether you’re buying a home with a pool, preparing to sell, or simply want a better understanding of your current system, our inspection can help identify visible concerns that may need additional attention.

What Does a Pool & Spa Inspection Include?

During a pool and spa inspection, we evaluate the visible and readily accessible components of the pool or spa, including:

Visible interior finish materials
Pool and spa decks, coping, and steps
Pumps, motors, blowers, skimmers, and filters
Drains and readily accessible circulation components
Pool and spa heaters
Automatic safety controls and gauges
Visible piping, valves, and conduit
Readily accessible lights and electrical components
Timer assemblies related to the pool or spa
Permanently installed handrails and ladders
Pool fencing, gates, barriers, and applicable doorways
Vegetation, grading, surface drainage, and retaining walls that could affect the pool or spa area

Why Should You Get a Pool Inspection Before Buying a Home?

Pools and spas have multiple mechanical, electrical, structural, and safety-related components that may not be fully evaluated as part of a standard home inspection.

A dedicated pool and spa inspection when buying a home can help identify visible defects or concerns before closing, giving you a better understanding of the condition of the pool and its equipment.

Even seemingly minor issues with pumps, heaters, filters, drainage, or surrounding surfaces can lead to additional maintenance or repair costs.

Are Pools Included in a Home Inspection?

Pools and spas require their own specialized evaluation. If the home you’re purchasing has a swimming pool or spa, you can add a Pool & Spa Inspection to your Wright Choice inspection so these components receive additional attention.

Our goal is to give you more information about the property you’re purchasing so you can move forward with greater confidence.