ATLANTA POOL INSPECTIONS


Trust Pinnacle Pool Services to ensure that your residential pool is safe and ready for use.  Our Pool Inspection service is sure to have you splashing around in no time.


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WHY SHOULD I GET A POOL INSPECTION?

Pool inspections certify your pool is both mechanically and structurally sound as well as safe when you are either buying or selling a home. This makes the buying and selling process much easier and can save you from costly repairs.

Buying or Selling a home with a pool adds another dimension to the sale that should not be overlooked. For the buyer, it is a matter of protecting your best interests to order a pre-purchase pool inspection. In much the same way that you would have the home inspected, a pool inspection is designed to uncover any current or potential problems that may cost thousands of dollars and require a pool repair in Atlanta. An inspection by an experienced pool service professional should eliminate any unpleasant surprises when settling into your new home.

For Sellers, ordering a professional pool inspection in Atlanta prior to listing a home for sale can be a great marketing tool. Buyers are always leery about a home with a pool, especially if they have never owned a pool before. A complete pool inspection from certified inspectors in Atlanta will answer any questions potential buyers will likely have about the swimming pool, and assure that the swimming pool does not stand in the way of selling your home as quickly as possible. To schedule an Atlanta pool inspection, contact Pinnacle Pools today.

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Our complete pool inspections also include the evaluation of the structural components, plumbing, and electrical system. Most people know the value of a professional pool inspection. Reputable pool builders and experienced city inspectors alike agree that having an extra set of eyes often catches potential issues that others have missed during the construction process.


Our pool inspections are billed at $300. The owner of Pinnacle Pool Services does the inspections personally. He has over 30 years of experience in the pool industry.


The owner at Pinnacle Pools has an extensive background in pool construction, renovation, service, and repairs. This complete knowledge of swimming pools and pool systems enables our owner to provide a truly in-depth look at the condition of the pool and the costs that may be incurred now or in the near future to repair structural issues or replace system components. 


Don’t put thousands of dollars at risk! Call Pinnacle Pools and order a complete pool inspection or learn more about our Atlanta pool services.


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Swimming pool inspection information

 

  1. We will inspect all of the structural, mechanical, and chemical aspects of the swimming pool.
  2. Pool inspections are $300. We will email the inspection invoice a day before the inspection is scheduled to be performed. We highly encourage the customer to pay the invoice upfront. Our inspector cannot release nor discuss the report until payment has been received. 
  3. We will email the report the same day as the inspection as long as payment has already been received. The report will consist of what repairs are needed along with an estimated cost to complete repairs. Images will be provided.
  4. We do not need access to the home unless there is a remote capability for the swimming pool equipment inside the dwelling. Please leave all handheld remotes outside near the pool equipment.
  5. We will make certain to close the gate behind us while performing the inspection and after leaving a swimming pool inspection site.
  6. We have over 28 years of experience in the swimming pool industry. We have vast experience in building and renovating pools as well.
  7. We strongly suggest, and prefer, for the swimming pool to be open during the inspection. An inspection of a closed swimming pool is still worthwhile, but keep in mind there are multiple facets that can be missed.


The buyer must be under contract to move forward with scheduling. We normally get to pool inspections within a day or two. If you would like for us to schedule a swimming pool inspection, please send us an email. Make the subject line your requested inspection date and time. Include the following in the body of your email: date and time of inspection, pool inspection address, buyer and agent name, buyer and agent email address, and buyer and agent phone number. Please indicate clearly who is the buyer and who is the buyer’s agent and whether you want the report emailed and discussed with both individuals. You can email us at pinnaclepools@yahoo.com. We would appreciate it if you would refrain from texting as we primarily communicate through email. Please allow a one-hour arrival window for your scheduled inspector. We look forward to hearing from you soon!

Frequently Asked Questions About Pool Inspections

  • 1. What should I inspect on my pool during my annual maintenance?

    Pinnacle Pool Services only recommend swimming pool inspections for new home buyers that are under contract. For currently pool owners we recommend a tune up service instead.

  • 2. Are there any red flags that could indicate a problem with my pool?

    Some of the common red flags that could indicate a problem are: 


    • Losing water/ low water level/ having to add water frequently. This could indicate a leak.

    • Pool not holding chemicals. This could indicate a leak, broken autofill, or phosphates.

    • Water not moving very well. This could indicate a problem with the filter or equipment.

    • Equipment that is louder than usual. Could indicate that that equipment needs to be repaired or replaced.

    • Salt pool not generating chlorine. Could indicate a problem with the salt system.


  • 3. What are some of the most common problems with pools?

    Some of the most common problems with pools are leaks, equipment that need repairing/replacing, or chemicals out of balance.

  • 4. How do I know if I need to hire a professional inspector for my pool?

    Before purchasing a property with a swimming pool you should always consult with a professional pool inspector. Buying a home with a pool is a big commitment. Only a professional can identify possible problems and save you money and headaches in the long run.

  • 5. What happens if there is a problem with my pool and it's not caught early?

    If not caught early, a problem with your pool can be very costly in repairs.

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