Ensure the pool is in good condition and avoid costly surprises after the purchase.
Detect leaks, structural concerns, or equipment malfunctions that may not be visible during a casual inspection.
Verify that the pool meets safety standards, including fencing, gates, and proper equipment.
Get a clear understanding of potential repair costs before making a commitment.
Provide reassurance to buyers with a professional inspection report.
Use inspection results to address issues upfront, avoiding disputes later in the process.