Residential Pool Inspection Checklist
A Residential Pool Inspection Checklist helps ensure that a swimming pool is safe, clean, and compliant with local regulations. Here’s a comprehensive checklist to use in eAuditor Audits & Inspection:
1. General Information
- Inspection Date:
- Inspector Name:
- Property Address:
- Pool Type: (e.g., In-ground, Above-ground)
- Pool Size:
2. Pool Structure
- Pool Surface
- Are there any cracks, chips, or other damage to the pool surface?
- Is the pool liner in good condition (if applicable)?
- Are the tiles clean and free from damage?
- Pool Decking
- Is the decking area free from cracks or trip hazards?
- Is the decking material non-slip and in good condition?
- Are there any drainage issues around the pool area?
- Pool Coping
- Is the coping around the pool edge intact and secure?
- Are there any loose or damaged coping stones?
3. Water Quality
- Water Clarity
- Is the water clear and free from visible debris?
- Is there any discoloration or cloudiness in the water?
- Chemical Balance
- Is the pH level within the recommended range (7.2 - 7.8)?
- Is the chlorine/bromine level within the recommended range?
- Are alkalinity and calcium hardness levels correct?
- Water Temperature
- Is the water temperature appropriate for safe swimming?
4. Pool Equipment
- Filtration System
- Is the pool filter clean and functioning correctly?
- Are the pump and motor operating without unusual noise or vibration?
- Is the pressure gauge reading within the normal range?
- Skimmers and Returns
- Are skimmers free from blockages and debris?
- Are return jets functioning and circulating water properly?
- Heater (if applicable)
- Is the pool heater operating correctly and efficiently?
- Are all controls and thermostats functioning?
- Pool Cleaner
- Is the automatic pool cleaner functioning correctly?
- Are manual cleaning tools (nets, brushes) in good condition?
5. Safety Features
- Fencing and Gates
- Is the pool fencing secure and at the required height?
- Are gates self-closing and self-latching?
- Are there any gaps in the fence that could allow access?
- Pool Covers
- Is the pool cover in good condition and fitting properly?
- Does the pool cover mechanism function correctly (if automatic)?
- Drain Covers
- Are all drain covers secure and compliant with safety standards?
- Are anti-entrapment devices installed and functioning?
- Safety Equipment
- Are life rings, rescue hooks, and other safety equipment readily available and in good condition?
- Is there a first aid kit accessible near the pool area?
- Signage
- Are “No Diving” and other safety signs visible and legible?
- Are pool rules and emergency contact numbers posted?
6. Lighting and Electrical
- Pool Lighting
- Are underwater lights functioning correctly?
- Are all poolside lights operational and positioned to avoid glare?
- Electrical Components
- All electrical outlets and connections should be GFCI protected.
- Are there any exposed wires or electrical hazards?
- Are pool equipment electrical components properly grounded?
7. Surrounding Area
- Landscaping
- Is landscaping around the pool well-maintained and free from debris?
- Are there any overhanging branches or plants that could contaminate the pool?
- Furniture
- Is poolside furniture in good condition and free from sharp edges or damage?
- Are umbrellas and shade structures securely anchored?
- Pool Enclosure
- Is the pool area free from clutter and hazards?
- Are there any objects that could be used to climb over the pool fence?
8. Documentation
- Maintenance Records
- Are records of previous pool maintenance available and up-to-date?
- Is there a log of water chemical levels and treatments?
- Compliance Check
- Is the pool compliant with local health and safety regulations?
- Are any required permits and certifications valid and on file?
9. Notes and Observations
- Additional Comments:
- Actions Required:
- Follow-Up Inspection Date:
10. Inspector’s Signature
- Inspector's Signature:
- Date:
Using eAuditor Audits & Inspection
To create this checklist in eAuditor Audits & Inspection:
- Create a New Template: Open eAuditor Audits & Inspection and start a new checklist template.
- Organize Sections: Divide the checklist into sections (e.g., Pool Structure, Safety Features).
- Add Items: Include specific inspection items under each section, using appropriate response types (Yes/No, Pass/Fail, or comment fields).
- Set Up Scoring: Assign scores to critical items if needed to quantify the inspection results.
- Include Photos: Allow for photo attachments to document issues or conditions.
- Generate Reports: Use eAuditor Audits & Inspection’s features to generate and share detailed inspection reports.
https://eauditor.app/2025/04/26/residential-pool-inspection-checklist-3/
A Residential Pool Inspection Checklist helps ensure that a swimming pool is safe, clean, and compliant with local regulations. Here’s a comprehensive checklist to use in eAuditor Audits & Inspection:
1. General Information
- Inspection Date:
- Inspector Name:
- Property Address:
- Pool Type: (e.g., In-ground, Above-ground)
- Pool Size:
2. Pool Structure
- Pool Surface
- Are there any cracks, chips, or other damage to the pool surface?
- Is the pool liner in good condition (if applicable)?
- Are the tiles clean and free from damage?
- Pool Decking
- Is the decking area free from cracks or trip hazards?
- Is the decking material non-slip and in good condition?
- Are there any drainage issues around the pool area?
- Pool Coping
- Is the coping around the pool edge intact and secure?
- Are there any loose or damaged coping stones?
3. Water Quality
- Water Clarity
- Is the water clear and free from visible debris?
- Is there any discoloration or cloudiness in the water?
- Chemical Balance
- Is the pH level within the recommended range (7.2 - 7.8)?
- Is the chlorine/bromine level within the recommended range?
- Are alkalinity and calcium hardness levels correct?
- Water Temperature
- Is the water temperature appropriate for safe swimming?
4. Pool Equipment
- Filtration System
- Is the pool filter clean and functioning correctly?
- Are the pump and motor operating without unusual noise or vibration?
- Is the pressure gauge reading within the normal range?
- Skimmers and Returns
- Are skimmers free from blockages and debris?
- Are return jets functioning and circulating water properly?
- Heater (if applicable)
- Is the pool heater operating correctly and efficiently?
- Are all controls and thermostats functioning?
- Pool Cleaner
- Is the automatic pool cleaner functioning correctly?
- Are manual cleaning tools (nets, brushes) in good condition?
5. Safety Features
- Fencing and Gates
- Is the pool fencing secure and at the required height?
- Are gates self-closing and self-latching?
- Are there any gaps in the fence that could allow access?
- Pool Covers
- Is the pool cover in good condition and fitting properly?
- Does the pool cover mechanism function correctly (if automatic)?
- Drain Covers
- Are all drain covers secure and compliant with safety standards?
- Are anti-entrapment devices installed and functioning?
- Safety Equipment
- Are life rings, rescue hooks, and other safety equipment readily available and in good condition?
- Is there a first aid kit accessible near the pool area?
- Signage
- Are “No Diving” and other safety signs visible and legible?
- Are pool rules and emergency contact numbers posted?
6. Lighting and Electrical
- Pool Lighting
- Are underwater lights functioning correctly?
- Are all poolside lights operational and positioned to avoid glare?
- Electrical Components
- All electrical outlets and connections should be GFCI protected.
- Are there any exposed wires or electrical hazards?
- Are pool equipment electrical components properly grounded?
7. Surrounding Area
- Landscaping
- Is landscaping around the pool well-maintained and free from debris?
- Are there any overhanging branches or plants that could contaminate the pool?
- Furniture
- Is poolside furniture in good condition and free from sharp edges or damage?
- Are umbrellas and shade structures securely anchored?
- Pool Enclosure
- Is the pool area free from clutter and hazards?
- Are there any objects that could be used to climb over the pool fence?
8. Documentation
- Maintenance Records
- Are records of previous pool maintenance available and up-to-date?
- Is there a log of water chemical levels and treatments?
- Compliance Check
- Is the pool compliant with local health and safety regulations?
- Are any required permits and certifications valid and on file?
9. Notes and Observations
- Additional Comments:
- Actions Required:
- Follow-Up Inspection Date:
10. Inspector’s Signature
- Inspector's Signature:
- Date:
Using eAuditor Audits & Inspection
To create this checklist in eAuditor Audits & Inspection:
- Create a New Template: Open eAuditor Audits & Inspection and start a new checklist template.
- Organize Sections: Divide the checklist into sections (e.g., Pool Structure, Safety Features).
- Add Items: Include specific inspection items under each section, using appropriate response types (Yes/No, Pass/Fail, or comment fields).
- Set Up Scoring: Assign scores to critical items if needed to quantify the inspection results.
- Include Photos: Allow for photo attachments to document issues or conditions.
- Generate Reports: Use eAuditor Audits & Inspection’s features to generate and share detailed inspection reports.
https://eauditor.app/2025/04/26/residential-pool-inspection-checklist-3/
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