Pool inspections
KNOW MORE ABOUT THE POOL.
Want to know what’s really going on with the pool?
BEFORE YOU MAKE A BIGGER DECISION.
A swimming pool can be one of the most enjoyable—and valuable—features of an Arizona home.
It’s also a complex system containing equipment and components that aren’t always easy for a homeowner to evaluate.
Jewel Pools provides prospective homebuyers with a comprehensive evaluation of the pool, equipment, operating condition, and visible components—helping identify problems that could become expensive surprises after closing.
Your inspection can cover the pool structure and visible surfaces; pumps, filters, heaters and automation; valves and accessible plumbing; lighting and electrical components; water circulation and operating performance; visible leaks or indications of water loss; safety-related components; and the general condition and anticipated repair or replacement needs of major equipment
When We Find Something That Needs a Specialist
Some pool problems extend beyond the scope of a standard pool inspection or require specialized testing, equipment, or professional licensing. These can include underground plumbing leaks, significant electrical issues, structural concerns, gas-line problems, or other concealed conditions.
When Jewel Pools identifies signs of a potentially significant problem, we’ll document what we observe, explain why it deserves further investigation, and recommend evaluation by the appropriate licensed or specialized professional.
We don’t guess and we don’t ignore it
Our job is to help you understand what you’re buying and identify when additional expertise is warranted before you close on the property.
WHEN DOES A POOL INSPECTION MAKE SENSE?
Buying a Home
A beautiful pool can make a home more attractive.
It can also contain aging equipment or conditions that deserve attention.
Understanding those conditions before making a major investment can be valuable.
Buying a Phoenix-area home with a pool?
Know more about the pool and equipment before you close.
Selling a Home
Knowing the condition of your pool before listing or negotiations can help reduce surprises.
Preparing to sell?
Identify pool or equipment concerns before they become part of the negotiation.
Taking Over an Existing Pool
If you’ve recently purchased a home—or simply changed pool service providers—an inspection can provide a useful baseline.
New pool? New pool company? Start with a baseline.
Recurring Pool Problems
When problems continue to return, it may be time to look at the pool more comprehensively.
Tired of solving the same pool problem repeatedly?
It may be time to look at the entire system.
Planning Equipment Improvements
Before replacing several components, understanding the existing system can help establish priorities.
More than what you can see from the patio.
A pool may look beautiful while still having equipment or operating conditions that deserve attention.
An inspection may consider accessible and visible conditions involving:
- Pool equipment
- Pump and filtration operation
- Visible plumbing
- Circulation
- Controls
- Accessible electrical components
- Pool surfaces and visible conditions
- Other observable pool-system components
The specific scope of an inspection should always be clearly defined before service.
BUYING A PHOENIX HOME WITH A POOL?
DON’T LET CLEAR BLUE WATER TELL THE WHOLE STORY.
Understand the pool you’re buying.
Don’t Evaluate a Pool by the Water Alone.
Clear blue water tells you very little about the age or condition of the equipment operating behind it.
Before purchasing a home with a pool, understanding what you’re acquiring can help you plan for maintenance, repair and potential future equipment expenses.
A pool inspection doesn’t eliminate uncertainty.
It gives you better information.
Jewel Pools Inspection + Specialist Coordination
If the inspection uncovers a condition requiring additional expertise, Jewel Pools can help coordinate further evaluation with an appropriate licensed or specialized contractor. This could include a licensed electrician, licensed plumbing contractor, professional leak-detection company, gas contractor, or other qualified specialist depending on the issue.
KNOWLEDGE BEFORE EXPENSE
That’s the value of a professional inspection.