Included with weekly service
An annual report on the equipment you never look at.
Pool equipment almost never fails without warning. It fails without anyone writing the warnings down. Once a year, your pool's whole pad gets summarized in one place.
What the report covers
Built from a year of weekly notes, not a single glance.
- Every filter clean performed, with pressures before and after
- How fast your filter is loading, and whether that pace is changing
- Salt cell cleanings, plate condition, and output trend
- Pump condition — noise, prime, seal, and basket wear
- Heater use and anything noted at the burner or exchanger
- Valves, unions, actuators, and automation behavior
- Cleaner condition and consumable parts approaching replacement
- A one-to-three-year budget outlook for what's aging
Why an annual summary changes the math
The difference between a planned replacement and an emergency one is usually just notice.
You can budget
Knowing a pump is likely two summers from replacement is a very different feeling than finding out on the hottest weekend of the year.
You can shop
With notice, you have time to compare options, catch a rebate, or pick the more efficient unit instead of taking whatever's on the truck.
You can sell better
If the house goes on the market, a documented year of equipment history and filter service answers the buyer's questions before they're asked.
What it isn't
Clear boundaries, same as everywhere else on this site.
This is a maintenance summary written from what's been seen and recorded during weekly visits. It isn't a licensed inspection, an engineering opinion, or a leak-detection report, and it doesn't cover anything electrical, panel-side, structural, or gas.
It also isn't a sales document. Plenty of years the honest answer is that the pad is in good shape and nothing needs doing, and that's what the report will say.
Want a year of your pool written down?
Weekly service includes the reports, the photos, and the annual equipment summary. Quotes follow an on-site water test and a look at the property.