Pool Inspector in Woodbridge Township

Go into purchasing your Woodbridge Township home with complete confidence your new pool won't let you down. A pool inspector from All Jersey Inspection will thoroughly evaluate your pool's shell, bonding, electrical and operational equipment, and filtering system. It's all part of our promise to deliver the most comprehensive home inspections.

Call (908) 917-0194 to learn more about our services and what to expect during our inspection process.

Why Should You Have Your Pool Inspected?

You want a home complete with a swimming oasis you can enjoy for years to come. Have your pool inspected during your pre-purchase home inspection to get the full picture of its health so you know it's safe and structurally sound and that critical equipment like your filter is in great shape.

Understanding the current condition of a pool in a home you're considering buying will help you anticipate future maintenance and repair costs, comply with building and safety regulations, and gain some negotiation leverage if our inspection reveals issues. You might request repairs or a reduction in the purchase price to cover the cost of necessary fixes.

All Jersey Inspection's Swimming Pool Inspection Services

Our swimming pool inspection services cover all your bases so you fully understand a pool's condition before deciding to seal the deal on buying your new home.

Our expertise covers:

• Pool structural inspection
• Pool safety inspection
• Pool equipment inspection
• Pool electrical inspection
• Pool plumbing inspection
• Pool surface inspection
• Pool accessories and feature inspection

What Does a Pre-Purchase Pool Inspection Report Include?

Our home inspectors provide you with a pre-purchase pool inspection report detailing our findings in clear language. This report includes a summary of the pool's overall condition and an assessment of its shell, including the type and condition, details about cracks, leaks, or structural damage, information about the pool deck and coping, and an evaluation of safety features and pool equipment.

We also evaluate the pool's electrical and plumbing systems and list our recommendations for repairs and maintenance that may be required for the pool's safe and optimal long-term function.

What Are Common Issues Found in Pool Inspections for Home Buyers?

Without knowing what you're looking for, it can be hard to examine a pool and all its working parts and determine if it's up to code and safe to use. Everything might seem in good condition at first glance, but there could be underlying problems that impact swimmers' safety and the structural integrity of the pool, leaving you on the hook for costly repairs.

Here are some of the most common swimming pool problems our inspectors uncover:

• Cracks in the pool shell, deteriorating decking, and loose coping stones
• Faulty pumps, filters, heaters, or other pool equipment
• Improper fencing, missing drain covers, electrical issues, and slippery surfaces
• Overall wear and tear of the pool and its components
• Hidden damage not visible on the surface, including leaks or plumbing problems
• Building code compliance issues