1. Life Safety & Code Compliance
We assess essential safety features like pool barriers, alarms, GFCI outlets, and emergency equipment to ensure your pool complies with local regulations. Safety is our top priority—especially for homes with children, guests, or tenants.

2. Electrical & Lighting Safety Check
We inspect all electrical systems, including lighting, wiring, and controls. Faulty pool electrical components are not just code violations—they can pose serious hazards. We ensure everything is up to code and functioning safely.

3. Circulation System: Pump, Filter & Heater
We evaluate the pool’s mechanical systems to ensure water is circulating, filtering, and heating properly. A malfunctioning system can lead to unsafe water conditions, higher utility costs, and costly repairs.

4. Structural Integrity of the Pool Vessel
We check for cracks, leaks, or surface issues in the pool’s structure that could compromise safety or lead to major repairs. A sound vessel ensures long-term functionality and water retention.

5. Deck Surface Safety & Condition

Tripping hazards or worn, uneven areas around the pool deck are evaluated for safety and usability. A safe, solid deck supports both function and visual appeal.

6. Deck Drainage Assessment

We inspect drainage to ensure water runoff is managed correctly. Proper drainage prevents slippery surfaces, mold, and long-term damage to the deck or surrounding structures.

Additional Safety Information: https://www.floridahealth.gov/environmental-health/swimming-pools/_documents/cpsc-safety-barriers.pdf