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    Has your pool water been looking a little murky? Is your filter not doing its job? When it comes to residential pools, it can be tough to diagnose the problem. That is where Pool Sidekick comes in! We are proud to offer members of Burbank, CA and its surrounding areas comprehensive pool inspection services. We will identify the problem, brainstorm a solution, and have your pool functioning at its best and most beautiful in no time!

    Signs You Need a Pool Inspection

    There are a variety of signs to look out for that can signify that it is time to have your pool inspected. Take a look at the list composed below and call a professional like the ones at Pool Sidekick if your body of water is experiencing any of the following:

    Cloudy or murky water

    Difficulty maintaining proper chlorine balance

    Unusual or foul odors coming from the water

    Bacteria growth, such as algae

    Insect activity around the pool

    Visible cracks in the surface of the pool

    The Pool Inspection Process

    Our experts will begin by inspecting your pool equipment and plumbing. We will then test your pool's water to check that all chemicals are properly balanced. We will also check for any leaks, algae growth, and bacteria. Once we have completed this process, we will then consult with you about what is working well in your pool and what is not. We will discuss the cause of any problems that were present during our inspection. Together, we can determine the best way to address those issues now and prevent them from occurring again.

    ARE POOL INSPECTIONS MANDATORY IN CA?

    In California, pool inspections are not mandatory statewide for private residential pools. However, there can be specific circumstances where an inspection is required:

    1. Real Estate Transactions: During the sale of a property with a pool, a home inspector may include the pool in their overall inspection. However, this is not a legal requirement but more a matter of due diligence by the buyer or a condition set by the lender.
    2. Health and Safety Regulations: For public pools or pools in commercial settings (like hotels, gyms, apartment complexes), health and safety inspections are mandatory. These inspections ensure compliance with state and local public health and safety regulations.
    3. Local Ordinances: Some local jurisdictions may have specific ordinances requiring pool inspections. These can vary from city to city or county to county.
    4. Insurance Requirements: Some insurance companies may require an inspection of a pool before issuing a homeowner's insurance policy or may require periodic inspections for maintaining the policy.

    Expect a Thorough Pool Inspection From Pool Sidekick

    At Pool Sidekick, we are committed to providing you with quality inspection services that are performed by only the most knowledgeable professionals. We will also provide you with a written estimate of our recommendations for improving your pool's condition, including cost and expected time frame. Whether you need to schedule an annual pool inspection or you see something off in your water and want to know what it is, our experienced technicians are here for you! To learn more about our pool inspection services, contact us for a free quote today.

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    For more information or to schedule service, call us at 818-266-4595  or click the button below to contact us online.

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    For more information about pool inspections or to schedule service, call us at 818-266-4595 or visit our contact page.

    FREQUENTLY ASKED POOL INSPECTIONS QUESTIONS

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    • When should I consider getting a pool inspection?

      A pool inspection is recommended in several instances, such as before purchasing a property with a pool, during the pre-sale process, when encountering pool-related problems, or for routine maintenance to ensure the pool's safety and performance.

    • How long does a pool inspection take?

      The duration of a pool inspection depends on the size and complexity of the pool, as well as the inspector's thoroughness. On average, a standard residential pool inspection can take anywhere from one to two hours.

    • Can a pool inspection identify hidden or underlying issues?

      Yes, a skilled pool inspector can often identify hidden or underlying issues that may not be apparent to the untrained eye. They can use specialized equipment, such as leak detectors or cameras, to detect leaks, structural problems, or electrical issues that may be hidden from view.

    • What should I expect from a pool inspection report?

      A pool inspection report typically provides a detailed assessment of the pool's condition, including any identified issues or concerns. It may include photographs, descriptions of problems, recommended repairs or maintenance, and an overall evaluation of the pool's safety and compliance with regulations.

    • Are pool inspections mandatory in California?

      California does not have a statewide mandate for pool inspections for all private residential swimming pools on a regular basis. However, there are a few things to keep in mind:

      • Real Estate Transactions: When selling a home with a pool, a pool inspection is required as part of the real estate transaction. It's a good idea to check local regulations or consult with a local real estate agent who would be familiar with any such requirements.
      • Safety Requirements: California does have laws related to pool safety, particularly aimed at preventing accidental drownings. For instance, the California Pool Safety Act specifies that new and remodeled pools and spas must have at least two of seven specified safety features (e.g., a fence, a pool alarm). If there were ever a need to ensure compliance with such regulations, some form of inspection might be necessary.
      • Local Ordinances: Even if there isn't a statewide mandate, individual cities or counties within California might have their own regulations related to pool inspections. It's always a good idea to check with local agencies or city offices.
      • Public Pools: Public pools, such as those in apartment complexes, condominiums, or community centers, have different regulations. They are subject to health and safety inspections to ensure they meet state and local health codes.

    • How long does a pool inspection take?


      A typical pool inspection usually takes about 1 to 2 hours, depending on the size and complexity of the pool and its equipment.

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