When it comes to inspecting your pool for any leaks or damage, you might think that performing the inspection on your own is easy enough when all you have to do is check for any cracks or obvious damage in the pool. While these things are important to check for when performing a pool inspection, there is much more to an inspection than what you can easily see with a simple glance. You will want to call a professional inspector instead. Here are a few ways that professional pool inspection companies compare to DIY inspections.
- Experience and training: Most likely, you were not specifically trained to perform pool inspections. You likely don’t know what exactly to look for outside of the obvious signs of damage. Professionals at pool inspection companies are specifically trained to understand the complex equipment and systems in your pool. They also have the necessary experience to easily recognize even the smallest signs of a leak or other damage that could require more extensive repairs in the future if left ignored.
- Comprehensive inspections: A DIY inspection may involve looking for any cracks or visible damage to the pool without checking any of the equipment. Pool inspection companies will carefully inspect your pool deck, pool liner, pool equipment, and accessories for safety, efficiency, and warning signs of damage. A professional inspector will also be able to recommend any necessary repairs to return your pool and equipment to top condition.
- Specialized equipment: You might not go any further than using just your eyes for a DIY pool inspection. A pool inspection company will have specialized equipment to detect leaks, water pressure issues, and other hidden issues that aren’t so easily visible.
You can turn to our pool inspection company at A+ Pool Leak Detectives when you need an inspection for your pool. You can give us a call if you would like to learn more.