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Pool Inspector Chicago
Pool Inspectors Chicago
Pool Inspection Chicago
Pool Inspections Chicago
Pool Liner Inspection
Pool Pump Inspection
Pool Heater Inspection
Pool Plumbing Inspection, Pumps, Piping rust noise leaks
Above Ground Pool Inspector
Pool Area Protection Inspection. Fence, Gate, Latch
Pool Skimmer Inspection Chicago
fence, gates, walkway,
pool perimeter, slide, diving board, rails, coping, lighting
structure, and other items of safety and concern.Access from home
evaluate the
current condition of all accessible pool components.
Common Pool Construction Methods
Pool Maintenence
Diving Board. Stability, anchors
# Check pool sides and bottom as well as the deck for cracks, tears, heaving, patches, bulging and peeling paint.
Pool Electrical Systems
Temperature and Pressure Guages
Disinfection System
Filter System, Filter Types
Winterization Methods
Chemical Storage
Temperature and Pressure Releif Valves
Common Pool Defects
Flow Meter
* Deck does not drain away from the pool
* Movement, deterioration or inadequate deck members
* Mars or damage on pool surfaces
* No ground fault circuit interrupter (GFCI) protection
* No ground/bonding
* Leaks in equipment—hoses, fittings, heater
* Spring board loose/broken
* Slide not secured
* Noisy pump
* Filter inoperative
* Pressure gauge broken
* Torn, cut, punctured vinyl liner
* Bulge in wall/bottom of pool
* Water line indicates settlement or rise of pool
* Water cloudy
* Algae build-up on pool surface
* Accessible from house
* No or inadequate fence
* All pools - There should be no protrusions, extensions or means of entanglement that could cause submerged entrapment of a bather. No parts should cause a cutting, pinching or abrasion hazard.
* Hand holds around the perimeter, at intervals no greater than 4', are needed wherever the depth exceeds 3.5'. The deck fulfills this requirement if the water level is no more than 12" below it.
* Residential pools - If the location of the change in the bottom slope nearest the shallow end is in water over 4.5' deep, there should be a permanently attached and buoyed safety line 1'-2' on the shallow side.
* Steps or a ladder are needed at the shallow end if the depth there is greater than 2'. If the length of the pool exceeds 40', steps or a ladder are required at the deep end, too. Two sets are needed if the width is over 30'.
* Drains should be covered by a grating that is not easily removable by bathers.
* Spas and hot tubs - Maximum water depth is 4'. Maximum depth of seat or bench is 2'. Steps, ladders, or recessed treads should be provided if water depth exceeds 2'. There should be a thermostat to control water temperature. Maximum temperature should not exceed 104°F.
* General recommendations - Minimum recommended size for an outdoor pool is 16'x32'. Spas and hot tubs should have lockable covers. Good idea for pools, too. A surface skimmer system is recommended. There should be one skimmer per 2,000 sq. ft. of surface area.
http://www.cdc.gov/mmwR/preview/mmwrhtml/mm5222a1.htm
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