Pool & Hot Tub Inspection
Visual and operational evaluation of in-ground or above-ground pools and hot tubs. Critical for any Utah home with backyard water features.
Pool & Hot Tub Inspections in Northern Utah
A pool or hot tub inspection evaluates the visible structure, mechanical equipment, electrical bonding and grounding, safety features, and operating condition of the pool/spa system. It's a separate skill set from general home inspection — pools have specific code requirements (NEC Article 680), aging-equipment failure modes, and safety-critical features like fences, gates, and entrapment-resistant drains.
A standard home inspection does not cover pool or hot tub systems in detail. If you're buying a Utah home with a pool or spa, a dedicated inspection is the only way to know what you're getting.
What's Included
Every OnSite pool or hot tub inspection covers structure, equipment, electrical safety, and code compliance.
Structure & Decking
Visible pool structure (shell, plaster, tile, coping) and surrounding decking for cracks, settlement, and frost damage.
Pump, Filter, Heater Equipment
Pump, filter, heater, and accessible plumbing equipment inspected for age, condition, and operation.
Electrical Bonding & Grounding
NEC Article 680 bonding and grounding check — a critical safety inspection that standard home inspections don't cover.
Safety Features
Fence height and gates, self-closing gate hardware, anti-entrapment drain covers, and any installed alarms.
Operational Test
Operational test of pump and heater (when system is pressurized — typically April through October).
Written Report
Plain-English report with findings, photos, and recommended next steps for any issues identified.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything Northern Utah homebuyers want to know about pool inspection.
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