Inspection fees
Straightforward pricing.
Know the base fee and discuss the details before scheduling your inspection.
Residential pool inspection
One water vessel under 40,000 gallons.
Additional water vessel
Hot tub, vanishing-edge vessel, or other additional vessel.
Water-loss analysis
Anderson LEAKALYZER assessment, per water vessel.
Commercial pool inspection
Three-hour minimum. Scope confirmed before scheduling.
Expert witness consulting
Hourly consulting plus travel expenses.
Travel fees may apply beyond 30 miles. Provide the property address to confirm travel costs and the total fee before scheduling. Larger residential pools and unusual configurations require a scope review.
Your questions
Before the appointment.
Is a pool inspection included in a home inspection?
Do not assume it is. Check the home inspector's written scope. A dedicated pool inspection focuses on the pool, accessible equipment, and related conditions agreed with your inspector.
Can I request an inspection before closing?
Yes. Include your due-diligence or closing deadline when you inquire. Scheduling is subject to availability, access, and the pool's operating condition.
Does water-loss analysis locate the exact leak?
Water-loss analysis helps assess whether a vessel is losing water under test conditions. It does not, by itself, promise to identify every leak source or its exact location. Further testing may be recommended.
What should be ready on inspection day?
Arrange authorized access to the pool and equipment. Let Kurt know about covers, winterization, equipment outages, or known concerns in advance. Do not operate unfamiliar equipment just to prepare for the visit.
Know your pool. Plan your next step.
Let's take a closer look.
Share the property address, pool details, and your timeline. Kurt will help confirm the right inspection for the job.
