Pool Inspections & Existing Pool Assessment

When a pool inspection or assessment is needed

You might need an existing pool inspected before a renovation or alteration, before building near it, if you suspect structural movement or cracking, or as part of due diligence when buying a property.

A structural inspection is a site visit and review focused specifically on the structural condition of the pool — not pool safety barrier compliance, which is handled by a separate certification process (see our pool certification page).

What we look for

• Cracking, spalling or deterioration of the pool shell
• Signs of structural movement
• Condition of any retaining structures associated with the pool
• Site drainage issues that may affect the structure
• The pool’s structural adequacy for any proposed alteration

What you receive

A written structural engineering report documenting the condition assessed, the findings, and where relevant recommendations for further assessment or remedial engineering. The report can support renovation planning, alteration approvals, sale due diligence, or your own decision-making.