
Pool & Spa Inspection
Equipment, surfaces, decking and barriers — added to your inspection.
A pool is a second mechanical system attached to the house, and it is not part of a standard home inspection. Adding a pool and spa inspection covers the equipment that runs it, the surfaces and decking around it, and the safety barriers that Arizona homes are expected to have.
Why Choose Pool & Spa Inspection
What a Pool and Spa Inspection Covers
We look at the pump, filter and visible plumbing. The heater, where there is one. Timers and reachable electrical connections. The interior surface, tile and coping. The decking. The safety barrier and gate hardware. We report what we can see and run on the day. We do not pressure-test the underground plumbing, and we say plainly what a visual inspection can and cannot tell you.
- Pump, filter, visible plumbing and valves
- Heater, where one is present
- Timers and accessible electrical connections
- Interior surface, visible tile and coping
- Decking condition and drainage
- Barrier fencing, gates and self-latching hardware

Why Your Pool's Safety Barrier Matters
Pool barrier requirements exist for a reason and they are one of the few pool findings we will always call out clearly. A gate that does not self-latch, or a barrier with a climbable gap, goes in the report as a safety item regardless of how the pool itself is running.
Our Pool & Spa Inspection Process
Schedule Your Inspection
Call or text with the day you need and the property address, or send it through the quote form.
Confirm And Prepare
We confirm the appointment, gather the access details, and send reminders so nobody is guessing on inspection day.
Inspection Day
We arrive on time and work through the home. You are welcome to walk along and ask questions — most people learn more in that hour than from any report.
Receive Your Report
Your full report arrives within 24 hours, with findings color-coded so you can see at a glance what is a safety issue, what is a repair recommendation, and what is simply worth knowing.
What a Pool and Spa Inspection Costs
Pool is $50, spa is $50, and a pool and spa combination is $75 — each added to your home inspection.
- Pool — $50
- Spa — $50
- Pool and spa combination — $75
Service Area
Pool & Spa Inspection Across Greater Phoenix
Good Faith Inspection Co. provides pool & spa inspection services throughout Greater Phoenix. Pick your city for what we tend to find there.
See What You Get Before You Book
A resale home, start to finish — including the sewer scope and the pool and spa. Every finding is colour-coded and photographed, and it is yours to read before you spend anything.
Pool & Spa Inspection — Frequently Asked Questions

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