How much is a pool inspection in Flower Mound?
A standard residential pool is $299. A larger pool, or one with a complex equipment set, is $399. Leak detection and equipment-specific diagnostics can be added and are quoted when you book.
Flower Mound, TX · 75022 · 75028
Pool inspection in Flower Mound, TX
Know what the pool is worth before you sign for it.
Buying, selling or already own a pool in Flower Mound? A pool technician goes through the equipment, the plumbing and electrical that can be seen, the safety features, the water, and the surface and structure — and you get a written report with photographs and a repair estimate for each issue.
- On site
- 1.5–2.5 hours
- Report in
- 48 hours
- Price
- From $299
Simplified Pools
Pool Inspection Report
Summary by system
- EquipmentRepair recommended
- Plumbing and electricalGood
- SafetyRepair recommended
- WaterGood
- Surface and structureMonitor
Photographs of every piece of equipment and every finding
The short answers
Pool inspection in Flower Mound, answered.
How soon can you inspect a pool in Flower Mound?
We usually have a time within 3–5 business days. The visit takes 1.5 to 2.5 hours, and the written report arrives by email within 48 hours. If you are buying, tell us your option-period deadline when you book.
What does a pool inspection in Flower Mound cover?
Five systems: the equipment, the plumbing and electrical that can be seen, the safety features, the water, and the surface and structure. Each gets its own section of a written report, with photographs and a repair estimate for anything found.
Does a home inspection in Flower Mound cover the pool?
Not automatically. In Texas a swimming pool is an optional system under the Real Estate Commission’s standards: a home inspector is not required to inspect it, and one who does is not required to open equipment or operate valves. A pool inspection is done by a pool technician, covers all five systems, and puts a repair estimate beside each issue.
Source: Texas Real Estate Commission, Standards of Practice §535.233
Flower Mound
What an inspection is reading in Flower Mound.
A pool is a product of its water and of when it was built. This is what we know about both here, before anyone opens the gate.
The water in Flower Mound
Flower Mound is served by DFW Water (formerly North Texas Municipal Water District), supplying municipal water with moderate mineral content and good consistency. Total Dissolved Solids average 300-400 ppm.
Read in the report under Water
The pools in Flower Mound
Flower Mound features remarkable diversity in pool types reflecting the area's wide range of ages and price points. Established neighborhoods contain classic plaster pools with single-speed pumps and sand filters, many featuring original equipment from installation.
Read in the report under Equipment, and Surface and structure
Neighborhoods we inspect in Flower Mound
- Bridlewood
- Wellington
- Stone Creek
- Tour 18
- Flower Branch
- Mustang Trail
- Old Grove
- Cordera
Simplified Pools
Pool Inspection Report
Summary by system
- EquipmentRepair recommended
- Plumbing and electricalGood
- SafetyRepair recommended
- WaterGood
- Surface and structureMonitor
Findings
Pump motor
Repair recommendedRuns, but loud at start-up — the bearings are worn. Expect one to two seasons before it needs replacing.
Repair estimate included
Main drain cover
Repair recommendedPast its service date. Should be replaced before the pool is used.
Repair estimate included
Plaster at the steps
MonitorLight staining. Cosmetic today; look again in twelve months.
Photographs of every piece of equipment and every finding
What you leave with
A report you can put on the table.
An opinion is easy to argue with. A photograph of a worn motor, with what it costs to replace, is not. That is what the report is for.
Every finding photographed
Colour photographs of each piece of equipment and of anything we found, so nobody has to take our word for it.
Written in plain words
What it is, what condition it is in, and how long it is likely to last. No jargon to decode.
A repair estimate for each issue
A ballpark cost beside every finding, so you know what it means in dollars before you sign anything.
A walk-through with the technician
Follow along on the day and ask anything. You get a spoken summary before we leave.
The pool inspection checklist
Five systems. Nothing skipped.
01 Equipment
- Pump and motor
- Filter
- Heater
- Salt cell
- Automation and controls
- Age, condition and the life each has left
02 Plumbing and electrical
- Visible plumbing lines and connections
- Signs of leaks at the pad
- Electrical connections and bonding that can be seen
- How it was installed, against current code
03 Safety
- Drain covers and anti-entrapment devices
- Fencing and gates
- Safety signage
- Where it stands against current safety regulations
04 Water
- pH and chlorine
- Alkalinity
- Calcium hardness
- Stabilizer (CYA)
- Any imbalance, and what it points to
05 Surface and structure
- Plaster, concrete or tile
- Walls, steps and benches
- Cracks, staining and wear
- Signs of structural movement
What a pool inspection costs in Flower Mound
One visit. One price. Everything in writing.
A standard residential pool is $299. A larger pool, or one with a complex equipment set, is $399. Leak detection and equipment-specific diagnostics can be added and are quoted when you book.
Every inspection includes
- All five systems, inspected and photographed
- A written report with a repair estimate for each issue
- Your report by email within 48 hours
- A walk-through with the technician on the day
Standard pool
A residential in-ground pool with a standard equipment set. About 1.5 to 2 hours on site.
$299
Larger pool or complex equipment
More water, more machines, more to document. About 2 to 2.5 hours on site, with maintenance recommendations in the report.
$399
Schedule an inspection
Leak detection and equipment diagnostics can be added — quoted when you book.
- Which parts of Flower Mound do you cover?
- We inspect pools across Flower Mound (ZIPs 75022 and 75028), including Bridlewood, Wellington, Stone Creek, Tour 18 and Flower Branch.
- What if the inspection finds problems?
- The report gives a repair estimate for each issue. Buyers use it to negotiate with the seller; owners use it to plan the work. Our own technicians repair pools in Flower Mound too.
- Can leak detection be added?
- Yes. Leak detection and equipment-specific diagnostics can be added to an inspection in Flower Mound. They are quoted when you book.
- Can I be there for the inspection?
- Yes. You are welcome to follow along and ask anything, and you get a spoken summary before the technician leaves.
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Schedule a pool inspection in Flower Mound
Buying on a deadline? Tell us the date when you book.
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