Reliable Pool Inspections in Orange County, CA

Whether you’re buying a new home or assessing your existing pool’s condition, a professional inspection gives you clarity and peace of mind. At Pool Service and Repair, we provide thorough pool inspections in Orange County, CA, evaluating every component of your pool system from structure and safety to equipment and functionality.

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Why Choose Pool Service and Repair for Pool Inspections in Orange County, CA

Detailed Written Reports: We provide full reports with images, condition summaries, and repair recommendations perfect for buyers, sellers, and agents.
Experienced Inspectors: Our licensed technicians know what to look for and how to assess systems across various pool types and ages.
Fast Scheduling: Need results quickly for escrow or an upcoming listing? We’re ready to inspect promptly and deliver same-day feedback when needed.

Benefits of Pool Inspections in Orange County, CA

Identify Hidden Problems: We detect leaks, structural issues, aging equipment, and code violations that might otherwise go unnoticed.
Ensure Real Estate Confidence: For home buyers and sellers, our inspection gives you a detailed report to support negotiations and avoid post-sale surprises.
Stay Safe and Compliant: We verify fences, alarms, covers, and suction outlets meet safety regulations in Orange County.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do you offer real estate pool inspections?

Yes, we specialize in buyer/seller pool inspections and provide documents suitable for lenders, escrow, and insurance.

What if you find issues during the inspection?

We provide photos, explanations, and repair recommendations—plus quotes for needed repairs if requested.

Are pool inspections required before selling a home in Orange County?

While not always mandatory, they are highly recommended to identify hazards, support fair pricing, and streamline escrow.