For Home Sellers
Pre-Listing Pool Inspection for Sellers
Know the condition of your pool before buyers start asking. Fix it, disclose it, or price it in, on your terms.
Why Sellers Inspect First
- Find problems before a buyer's inspector does
- Get your own repair quotes instead of the buyer's
- Decide what to fix, disclose, or price in
- Share a clean, photo-backed report with buyers
- Fewer surprises during the option period
- Talking points for your listing agent
What Gets Checked
The same full inspection buyers get. See a sample report.
- Pool shell & surface condition
- Equipment age, condition & remaining life
- Plumbing pressure test
- Electrical safety & bonding check
- Drain covers, barriers & safety items
- Estimated repair costs
Pricing
Standard
$400
PDF report within 24 hours
- Full inspection by a CPO-certified pro
- Shareable PDF with photos
- Repair cost estimates
- Report within 24 hours
Rush
$600
Same-day inspection
- Everything in Standard
- Same-day inspection
- Built for tight option periods
- Call to confirm same-day availability
All inspection prices are plus travel, quoted when you book based on the property address.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why inspect the pool before listing?
So there are no surprises during the buyer's option period. You can fix issues on your schedule, get your own quotes, or price them in up front.
Can I share the report with buyers?
Yes. The PDF is designed to be shared. Many sellers include it with listing documents to show the pool has been checked.
How far ahead of listing should I book?
A few weeks before going live gives you time to handle repairs. If you are listing sooner, the Rush tier gets a same-day inspection.
Ready to Schedule?
Standard $400 with a PDF report in 24 hours, or Rush $600 for a same-day inspection.