Bolton Pool Inspections
Ensure your pool is safe and in top condition with our professional inspection service! We check for leaks, equipment issues, and water balance. Book your pool inspection today!
- Inspect safety features
- Confirm condition and functionality
- Highly trained and insured technicians
- Visual inspections of structures and liner
- Testing of water systems
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When to Book Pool Inspections in Bolton
There is nothing better than having a functional pool during the summer months but if you get stuck with a broken water system, it is a huge headache! Anytime there is a swim space involved owners, buyers and real estate agents can benefit from a thorough inspection to understand exactly what they are dealing with. Don’t take a chance on a swim space when you can call a local Puddle technician for expert Bolton pool inspections for homes and commercial spaces.
Level I Pool Inspection Services: What to Expect
When you are looking to buy a new home, value your current property or are hoping to sell, a home inspection is standard practice. On average, home inspectors don’t have a ton of experience with swimming pools so it is very possible that some of the smaller details will go overlooked. Even if a pool looks like it is in good condition, doesn’t mean that the heater works or there isn’t signs of underground leaks nearby.
Before you commit to a new property, it is important to know what condition the swimming pool is in. A clean bill of health gives potential buyers peace of mind and if there are items in need of repair, it’s possible to have them fixed before the possession date or incorporate the costs of repair into the sale price.
Level I swimming pool inspections focus on the overall condition of a swim space, as well as it’s functionality. When you book Puddle for your pool inspection, the process is broken down into multiple steps including:
Visual Inspections: Professional pool inspectors know what to look for when assessing a pool. Something as common as a small tear in a vinyl liner can lead to huge issues down the line. Catching these early can be solved with a simple vinyl patch before they turn into major leaks. Puddle pool inspectors assess liners, tiles, poolsides and more.
Testing Water Systems: Puddle technicians inspect water and return lines, test heaters and pumps to make sure that everything is running as it should be. A trained eye can spot leaking lines or damaged components and offer up treatment options.
Assessing Safety Features & Surrounding Areas: The goal of any swim space is to be fun and safe for anyone that steps inside, but this is easier said than done! Puddle Pros inspect pool decks, surrounding areas and accessories looking for potential safety issues.
If you are considering buying a home with a pool, opt for a Level I inspection to make sure that you are making a sound investment. Professional pool inspections provide home owners, buyers and agents with peace of mind and reliable references to local repair companies wherever necessary. Please note that Level I pool inspections focus on the function and condition of a pool, spa or hot tub but it does not include a written report and cannot be used for permitting.
Bolton Pool Inspections: Frequently Asked Questions
What are the pool fence rules in Bolton?
Bolton is in the Town of Caledon, where Fence By-law 2017-68 requires a pool enclosure permit before any pool is built. The enclosure must be at least 1.2 m high, sit at least 1.2 m from the water's edge, stay out of the front yard and cannot use a privacy screen as part of the enclosure. Confirm the details with the Town's Building Division for your property.
What gate and hot tub rules apply in Bolton?
Under Caledon's Fence By-law, a pool enclosure gate must be at least 1.2 m high with a self closing, self latching device on the inside near the top, and it must be kept closed and locked at all times. A hot tub, whirlpool or spa does not need an enclosure if it has a substantial hard cover that is locked whenever the tub is not in use. Check with the Town before relying on an exemption.
Can I fill a new pool in Bolton before the fence is inspected?
No. Caledon's Fence By-law says no water may be placed in a pool until the enclosure is built, the permit is issued and the Town has inspected it and found it compliant, and a pool counts as filled once it holds more than 610 mm. The Town also asks that the permit card be posted where it can be seen from the road. Book the final inspection with the Town before filling.
What affects the cost of a pool inspection?
The size and type of pool, whether a spa or hot tub is included and the equipment on site all affect the price. Ask for a quote for your property and we will tell you exactly what is included. (Where the local franchise publishes inspection pricing, the local version of this answer quotes it exactly.)
Will an inspection find leaks?
An inspection includes checks for signs of leaks, such as water loss, wet areas and equipment issues. If a leak is suspected, dedicated leak detection testing confirms it and pinpoints the source.
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