Expert Pool Inspectors for Residential and Public Swimming Pools, Nationwide

Swimming Pool Inspection Services has a nationwide network of professional, experienced pool inspectors who are qualified to perform any type of pool inspection for both residential and public pools. No matter where you’re located, our inspectors will make sure your pool is in line with all local pool regulations. And if it’s not, they’ll advise you on how to correct any issues.

What Do Pool Inspectors Look For?

Most municipalities and counties have pool regulations related to nearly every aspect of pool construction and maintenance. Our swimming pool inspectors assess whether or not your pool, spa or hot tub is following the mandatory regulations and building codes required in your area.

Some of our pool inspection services include:

• Pool electrical inspections
• Hot tub and spa inspections
• Pool engineering inspections
• Public pool inspections
• Leak detection inspections for pools

For information about the building and maintenance requirements for pools in your area, contact your local planning and development department.

When Should You Get Your Pool Inspected?

If you’re looking at building a pool, whether it’s residential or public, you’ll need to have an engineering inspection completed before you ever break ground. The ground where the pool is going to be built must be structurally sound, and drainage must be accounted for as well.

Once you’ve received the OK to build your pool from your local building authorities, you’ll want to have an inspector also check out any pool electrical equipment that’s going to be installed and any decking you’re planning to build around the pool to make sure it’s up to code too.

After the pool is built, we still recommend getting it inspected at least once a year.

This not only ensures your pool always stays up to code; it also provides an opportunity to have a certified pool inspector look for any potential problems. The sooner you’re aware of those problems, the sooner you can fix them and prevent them from getting worse.

There are also a few other specific times you should consider getting your pool reinspected — in addition to your annual inspection. Those include:

• Before doing any big additions — like a waterfall or fountain — or renovations
• Before redoing or adding on to any previously approved pool decks
• Anytime you suspect there may be a major problem, such as a pool leak

In general, if you’re looking to make any significant changes or you suspect there’s a problem with your, schedule an inspection with one of our swimming pool inspectors.

Certified Pool Inspectors With Decades of Experience

Many of our inspectors are experienced building contractors who have been in the pool industry for more than 20 years, so they’ll not make sure your pool meets all local regulations; they’ll be on the lookout for any additional problems and will be sure to let you know if they find any.

Not only that, but with their extensive experience, they’ll even explain what you need to do to fix any problems they find and provide a ballpark estimate of how much it will cost you. Check out our blog to read real-life stories about how we’ve helped customers all over the country.

Local Pool Inspectors in Major Cities in Every State

Below is a comprehensive list of every city we service across every state. If you have any questions about our service areas or if you’d like to book an inspection, contact us today.