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Durham Pool Inspection It’s common to schedule a home inspection anytime a property changes hands, but swimming pools aren’t always included. They’re often overlooked, but Puddle technicians are here to help! If you are buying or selling a home with a pool and spa, don’t take a risk on broken parts or pool conditions when you can call Puddle instead. Puddle technicians provide level 1 Durham pool inspection services that assess the structures, systems and safety features for peace of mind.
Not all home inspectors are familiar with swimming pools and water systems, but our Puddle crews are! Local Puddle technicians assess, test and inspect swimming pools from top to bottom. Calling Puddle for your pool and spa inspections means valuable insight into the condition and function of pools and their components.
Level 1 Swimming Pool Inspections: Understanding the Process
Whether you are looking to sell or buy a home with a pool, or are noticing that your current water systems are acting up, there’s never a bad time to schedule a pool inspection. There are several different types of pool inspections on the market, but not all of them cover whether or not swim spaces are functional.
The goal of Puddle pool inspectors and a level 1 pool inspection is to determine the condition of a swim space on a larger scale. Instead of focusing solely on existing issues, Puddle technicians will look for signs of prospective problems and suggest preventative maintenance plans to mitigate risk and avoid serious damage.
Visual Inspections: Swimming pools might look good from the outside, but looks can be deceiving. Puddle technicians are trained to watch for visible signs of damage and degradation. Some damage is obvious, like broken or missing tiles and slab cracks. Others, like tears in vinyl liners, are more subtle. Luckily, Puddle crews are trained to spot tears, cracks and signs of weakening that will lead to damage over time.
Testing Water Systems: For a swimming pool to stay clean, it needs to stay moving. If plumbing systems are damaged or pool pumps have broken down, it will have a negative impact on the pool’s condition. Puddle technicians will fire up equipment and components to make sure that everything is working as it should be. If there are signs of water leaks, damage, corrosion or breakage, inspectors will advise on the necessary repairs or preventative maintenance programs.
Surrounding Areas: The condition of a swimming pool itself is important, but so is the surrounding area. If pool decking is in disrepair, it won’t take long for sharp debris to make its way into the water. Nails, wood splinters, glass and other common materials can scratch and tear liners. Puddle technicians will visually assess and lightly test areas like safety railings, ladders, slides and diving boards. Puddle pool inspectors will look for signs of rust, corrosion or loose fixtures.
Puddle Pool Inspection Services: Insight & Peace of Mind For Homes & Commercial Properties
There’s nothing worse than finalizing the sale of a home only to find out that you’re dealing with broken parts or damaged systems. Repairs and replacements are expensive, but a level 1 inspection allows pool owners and prospective buyers to create preventative maintenance plans. Avoid large-scale damage and incorporate the repair costs into the purchase price of a home.
It’s important to note that level 1 pool inspections are designed to provide peace of mind but do not include a written report and can’t be used for formal purposes like construction or permitting.
It’s common to schedule a home inspection anytime a property changes hands, but swimming pools aren’t always included. They’re often overlooked, but Puddle technicians are here to help! If you are buying or selling a home with a pool and spa, don’t take a risk on broken parts or pool conditions when you can call Puddle instead. Puddle technicians provide level 1 Durham pool inspection services that assess the structures, systems and safety features for peace of mind.
Not all home inspectors are familiar with swimming pools and water systems, but our Puddle crews are! Local Puddle technicians assess, test and inspect swimming pools from top to bottom. Calling Puddle for your pool and spa inspections means valuable insight into the condition and function of pools and their components.
Level 1 Swimming Pool Inspections: Understanding the Process
Whether you are looking to sell or buy a home with a pool, or are noticing that your current water systems are acting up, there’s never a bad time to schedule a pool inspection. There are several different types of pool inspections on the market, but not all of them cover whether or not swim spaces are functional.
The goal of Puddle pool inspectors and a level 1 pool inspection is to determine the condition of a swim space on a larger scale. Instead of focusing solely on existing issues, Puddle technicians will look for signs of prospective problems and suggest preventative maintenance plans to mitigate risk and avoid serious damage.
Visual Inspections: Swimming pools might look good from the outside, but looks can be deceiving. Puddle technicians are trained to watch for visible signs of damage and degradation. Some damage is obvious, like broken or missing tiles and slab cracks. Others, like tears in vinyl liners, are more subtle. Luckily, Puddle crews are trained to spot tears, cracks and signs of weakening that will lead to damage over time.
Testing Water Systems: For a swimming pool to stay clean, it needs to stay moving. If plumbing systems are damaged or pool pumps have broken down, it will have a negative impact on the pool’s condition. Puddle technicians will fire up equipment and components to make sure that everything is working as it should be. If there are signs of water leaks, damage, corrosion or breakage, inspectors will advise on the necessary repairs or preventative maintenance programs.
Surrounding Areas: The condition of a swimming pool itself is important, but so is the surrounding area. If pool decking is in disrepair, it won’t take long for sharp debris to make its way into the water. Nails, wood splinters, glass and other common materials can scratch and tear liners. Puddle technicians will visually assess and lightly test areas like safety railings, ladders, slides and diving boards. Puddle pool inspectors will look for signs of rust, corrosion or loose fixtures.
Puddle Pool Inspection Services: Insight & Peace of Mind For Homes & Commercial Properties
There’s nothing worse than finalizing the sale of a home only to find out that you’re dealing with broken parts or damaged systems. Repairs and replacements are expensive, but a level 1 inspection allows pool owners and prospective buyers to create preventative maintenance plans. Avoid large-scale damage and incorporate the repair costs into the purchase price of a home.
It’s important to note that level 1 pool inspections are designed to provide peace of mind but do not include a written report and can’t be used for formal purposes like construction or permitting.
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