A pool is an extremely expensive investment and if properly maintained can increase the value of your home drastically. But it does need maintenance to make sure it doesn’t depreciate in quality and value. Of course, the overall value of the asset is only one reason that having regular pool inspections and maintenance can save you money.

Frequent inspections and maintenance will save you money in the long run and ensure you don’t have to spend your hard-earned money on sudden unexpected maintenance costs. A professional pool inspector can assess your pool’s safety and overall functionality and give you advice on how to best use this information. They will examine your pool’s plumbing and water pressure. A pool inspector will look for drainage issues and leaks. Additionally, they will examine pumps, motors and filters to ensure they aren’t malfunctioning. They can also examine the functionality and safety of electrical parts like lights and wires (find out more about pool safety). Pool issues can be very difficult to notice especially when they are just starting to emerge and a professional can help you identify fixes before these minor issues get far bigger.

Pool inspections can save you money by reducing the risk of a major malfunction. They prevent all manner of small leaks, cracked sealants and machine issues. They can provide you with cost-effective ways to solve these issues before they get worse, and more importantly more expensive, as well. Sometimes a small crack just needs a simple repair like a silicone fill or overtime, it can become a big, expensive leak. So, it’s a great idea to have an expert check for these little issues rather than bring them in for big repairs later.

If you are due for a pool inspection it is vital you don’t put it off. Get in contact today to see what we can do to ensure your pool stays in tip-top shape.