Is a pool inspection typically included in the cost of a home inspection?

Answer: No
Explanation: Pools and spas are a specialty service.

Answer: No
Explanation: We provide pool and spa inspections for an additional charge.

Answer: Yes
Explanation: If a pool is on property, documentation and photographs of all fences and gates are provided.

Answer: No
Explanation: Pool and spa inspections are additional.

Answer: No
Explanation: Pool inspections are consider optional. Since most houses do not have pools they are not included in the basic inspection fee. I am a certified pool inspector but the are no license requirements. Some inspectors are comfortable doing pool inspections but not all. You should expect an extra charge for a pool inspection.

Answer: No
Explanation: Our experts specialize only in Pools and hot tubs.

Answer: Yes
Explanation: Pool inspections are part of my standard inspections.

Answer: No
Explanation: A pool inspection can be added on for an additional fee.

Answer: No
Explanation: The decking, handrails and safety items should be inspected. The operation of the filter and pump system and the water condition should have a more technical inspection performed.

Answer: No
Explanation: Pool inspections require additional certification, and are typically an additional fee.

Answer: Yes
Explanation: Yes if the home has a pool,and is requested to be inspected.

Answer: No
Explanation: Typically it’s an extra charge

Answer: No
Explanation: The pool deck will be inspected but the pool itself will not.

Answer: Yes
Explanation: this is one of the most controversial subjects among home inspectors, on the state test there is a pool section, so i am included to say yes, but there are a lot of inspectors that do not have experience with pools, it is better to have a pool company out for a accurate report for an additional fee.

Answer: No
Explanation: Some inspectors include pool inspections but most use it as an add on service as the majority of homes do not have pools to be inspected.

Answer: No
Explanation: Only in requested. I most turn it on and check for obvious problems. A good inspection requires testing of electrical and water and equipment. Just a quick check... unlees customer asks and is agreed upon.

Answer: No
Explanation: There are very few pools in Montana and they require a separate inspection.

Answer: No
Explanation: No, it is additional due to the extra time involved in the inspection.

Answer: Yes
Explanation: only the plumbing and condition, no lab work included

Answer: No
Explanation: It is usually fee added but not part of standard of inspection.

Answer: No
Explanation: Pools are not required in the standards of practice and the state law in Pennsylvania.

Answer: No
Explanation: Pool insepctions are an additional fee. While I do personaly inspect pools and spas I still recommend that my clients do not pay me the additional fee for the pool inspection. I advise them that if they are going to have a local pool company service their equiptment that during the buying phase it is a great time to find a local qualified comapany and create an ongoing relationship.

Answer: No
Explanation: We have to have a special policy so there is an additional charge

Answer: No
Explanation: Pool inspections are an added service. I do have the knowledge to conduct a pool inspection but some clients prefer a pool specialist to conduct that part of the inspection. Please take note that pool inspection are incomplete if the pool is not open.

Answer: No
Explanation: Pools require special training for inspection. They will be an extra charge.

Answer: No
Explanation: Pools and other recreational items are beyond the scope of the regular home inspection

Answer: No
Explanation: In Wisconsin pools are a specialty item. We outsource our pool inspections to a company who often takes as much time to inspect the pool as we do for an inspection. They are great!

Answer: No
Explanation: Additional charge.

Answer: No
Explanation: Pool inspections are beyond the scope of a normal inspection unless the home inspector has additional qualifications. Usually the pool inspection is subcontracted so an additional fee is expected.

Answer: No
Explanation: Pool inspection is a separate specialty service & requires a certificate in pool & spa inspection.

Answer: No
Explanation: Most homes do not have pools so they generally are not factored into the estimate of cost for a regular home inspection. All inspectors are not trained nor qualified to inspect a pool/spa and your inspector should be asked specifically about their training to perform an inspection on a pool/spa.

Answer: No
Explanation: Pool inspections are very specialized and should only be conducted by a certified pool inspector.

Answer: No
Explanation: This is an additional cost as not every property has a pool.

Answer: No
Explanation: I do pool and spa inspections for an additional cost. I'm a certified pool and spa I operator.

Answer: No
Explanation: This depends on the Inspector

Answer: No
Explanation: We do offer pool inspections at an additional charge.

Answer: Yes
Explanation: Its Free for us to do a pool inspection for the first time, we give you and estimate on the spot.

Answer: No
Explanation: This is considered an ancillary service.

Answer: No
Explanation: No its an addtinal cost

Answer: No
Explanation: Pool and spa inspection extra

Answer: No
Explanation: additional charge not all have these

Answer: No
Explanation: It is an extra charge

Answer: No
Explanation: $75-100 additional

Answer: Yes
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Answer: No
Explanation: Pool inspections should be done by licensed professionals, IE installers and pool maintenance companies.

Answer: No
Explanation: No- usually a separate charge unless the pool is built inside the house

Answer: No
Explanation: This inspection, when performed properly, requires specialized testing, which is suited to specialized pool service companies.

Answer: Not sure
Explanation: depends on individual situations

Answer: No
Explanation: A home inspector might be able to point out some obvious issues with the pool, but a pool inspector should be brought in to inspect all of the accessible pool systems (plumbing, electrical, etc.).

Answer: Yes
Explanation: I include a typical size pool in my inspection at no additional charge. Custom build pool and spas have an additional fee.

Answer: No
Explanation: No pool/spa inspections are ancillary inspections not in the general scope of a home inspection.

Answer: Yes
Explanation: Pools and sprinkler systems are included in a typical inspection.

Answer: No
Explanation: Pool and spa Inspections are additional fee

Answer: No
Explanation: This is a ancillary item and for an extra fee it will be done.

Answer: No
Explanation: Our company does exclusively pool and spa inspections. Because there is an unbelievable amount of information to know about a swimming pool and how it functions, it is not recommended to have a home inspector do the pool and spa inspection. It is highly recommended to have a pool expert do the inspection.

Answer: No
Explanation: This is a separate function. Many inspectors do do have the correct training

Answer: Yes
Explanation: Limited visual inspection and verification the pump is working would be standard pool inspection protocol.

Answer: No
Explanation: Swimming pools are sometimes included in home inspections. For some great information about pool safety, go to: http://www.uchomeinspection.com/pro-tips/swimming-pool-safety/

Answer: No
Explanation: This is not usually included in a typical home inspection. However, JC & E Home Inspection includes this service in our inspection fee.

Answer: No
Explanation: No. Pool inspections require additional endorsements for the inspector, and therefore will not be part of a standard inspection.

Answer: No
Explanation: Pool inspections are not typically included, but most pools should be drained to be properly inspected for cracks and necessary repairs.

Answer: No
Explanation: Additional fee applies

Answer: No
Explanation: A pool inspection is an add-on fee.

Answer: No
Explanation: Additional fee for pool and spas.

Answer: No
Explanation: Pools are extra since not in SC inspection required format. So extra if desired.

Answer: No
Explanation: This also requires a specific certification and can be provided as additional service.

Answer: No
Explanation: I do a quick overview of the pool area, but not a thorough inspection.

Answer: No
Explanation: just a basic pool inspection, not individual equipment performaance.

Answer: No
Explanation: A Pool is generally not part of a Home Inspection.

Answer: Yes
Explanation: Some inspectors shy away from pool inspections. However, I am certified for pools. I also own a pools and am always happy to share advice.

Answer: No
Explanation: Pool inspections are an optional section of the standards of practice. The inspector can offer to perform the pool inspection as a part of the home inspection fee, or he may ask for an additional fee for this service. Most home inspectors in my area have an additional fee for pool inspections ranging from $50 to $120 dollars.

Answer: No
Explanation: pools are not part of a basic home inspection