
October 5, 2026
What Does a Pool Inspection Include?
From the pump and filter to the deck and safety barrier, here is what a pool inspection includes and when Florida home buyers should schedule one.

Evaluates the pool's accessible structure, visible surfaces, circulation equipment, and major operating components to identify observable deficiencies, equipment concerns, and conditions that may require repair or further evaluation.
Starting at $125
We inspect the pool and spa vessel, coping and decking, safety barriers and gates, and run the pumps, filters, heaters and lighting.
Ask about advanced leak detection, which can reveal water loss of less than a gallon.

A pool is one of the most expensive features of a South Florida home, and it isn't covered by a standard home inspection. A pool and spa inspection looks at the condition of the shell and its finish, tile and coping, the deck around the pool, the screen enclosure if there is one, and the pumps, filters, heaters, lighting and controls while they operate. We note cracks, hollow or loose tile, failed finishes, deck movement, corrosion and anything not working as it should.
Safety matters as much as condition. Florida's Residential Swimming Pool Safety Act, Chapter 515 of the Florida Statutes, sets out barrier and safety features for residential pools, such as fences, self-closing gates, door alarms and safety covers. We note the visible safety features present at the pool so you know what's in place and what may be missing, especially if young children will live in or visit the home.
Pool inspection cost depends on whether the home has a pool, a spa or both, and on whether it's added to a full home inspection. Booking them together means one visit and one set of reports. Our pricing page lists current rates.

A pool and spa inspection covers the shell and finish, tile and coping, decking, screen enclosure, safety barriers and gates, and the operation of pumps, filters, heaters, lighting and controls. Findings are photographed and included in your report.
Pool inspection cost depends on whether there's a pool, a spa or both, and whether it's added to a home inspection. Our pricing page lists current rates.
No. Pools and spas are outside the scope of a standard home inspection. Add a pool and spa inspection so it's completed on the same visit.
We note the visible barrier and safety features addressed by Chapter 515 of the Florida Statutes, such as fencing, self-closing and self-latching gates, door alarms and pool covers. This tells you what's in place and what you may want to add.
Yes. We check the screen enclosure's frame, fasteners, screens and doors for damage, corrosion and missing panels, since repairs and replacements can be costly.

October 5, 2026
From the pump and filter to the deck and safety barrier, here is what a pool inspection includes and when Florida home buyers should schedule one.

October 4, 2026
A standard home inspection usually does not give the pool and spa a full evaluation. Here is what is typically covered, what is not and when Florida buyers should add a dedicated pool inspection.

September 25, 2026
Most home inspections take a few hours, depending on the size, age and condition of the home. Here is how to plan your day and when to expect your report.

A complete evaluation of the home you're buying, from the roof to the foundation, with a detailed photo report. Interior-only inspections for condominiums start at $325.
Starting at $450, up to 2,500 sq. ft.

A personalized inspection experience designed for luxury residences, waterfront estates, custom homes, and high-value condominiums. Our experienced inspection team evaluates complex property systems and coordinates specialized assessments when appropriate, delivering detailed reporting tailored to the property's unique features.
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