Pool Inspections
Whether you're buying a home with a pool, selling one, or you just want a professional assessment of your existing pool's condition, Georgia Pool Supply provides thorough, documented pool inspections. With nearly 30 years of hands-on experience installing, repairing, and servicing pools in this region, our team knows exactly what to look for — and what's worth flagging.
What We Inspect
A typical inspection covers:
Structure & Surface
Equipment
Liner condition, coping, tile, and visible signs of wear or damage
Pumps, filters, heaters, salt cells, automation, and timers
Plumbing
Safety Features
Visible plumbing, skimmer, returns, main drain
Ladder, handrails, diving boards
Electric
Overall Function
Pool & spa light
How the system runs as a whole
You'll receive a written summary with our findings, recommended repairs (if any), and rough cost estimates for anything that should be addressed.
When to Schedule an Inspection
Buying a home with a pool
Don't take the seller's word for it. A pool can cost thousands to repair, and the time to find out is before you close.
Selling a home with a pool
A clean inspection report is a powerful selling tool — and gives you the chance to fix small issues before a buyer's inspector flags them.
You inherited or just bought the home
New pool owners often don't know what they don't know. An inspection plus a Pool School session gets you fully oriented.
Annually, for older pools
Pools over 10–15 years old benefit from periodic professional assessments to catch wear before it becomes failure.