Why risk your pool’s safety and performance when you can count on a certified team for a thorough pool inspection?
Just had a new pool built, or finalizing the purchase of a home with a pool? Do you know if the pool is working properly? A swimming pool needs a specialist for a proper inspection, and it is not something a general home inspector checks in depth. That is why you should call us. Our trained and experienced team has the skills and tools to inspect your pool and tell you exactly what condition it is in, for homes in Hoschton, Jefferson, Buford and nearby cities.
Our team inspects the pumps and pipes, filters and heating systems, because the entire pool needs to work properly before you use it. Clear Tec Pools’ trained inspection team looks for equipment problems and safety hazards so you do not face a pool failure after you move in or open the pool.
We know pools inside and out! We provide a range of pool maintenance and repair services, our most common ones are listed below. Need something else pool related? Get in touch with us!
A pool inspection is essential when you have had a new pool built or are buying a property with a pool. Just like getting a second opinion on a medical condition, having an expert inspect your pool is the right thing to do. You do not want to risk your family’s safety or get stuck with an equipment failure that an inspection would have caught. Let us make sure your pool is in good working condition, and help you keep it that way.
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Most residential pools benefit from weekly or biweekly service to keep water chemistry balanced, debris cleared, and equipment running properly. The right schedule depends on your pool’s size, how often it’s used, and whether it’s surrounded by trees or heavy landscaping. During peak swimming season, more frequent visits help prevent algae growth and keep the water safe and clear.
A typical visit covers skimming the surface, brushing the walls and steps, vacuuming debris, emptying skimmer and pump baskets, and testing and balancing the water chemistry. We also check the filter, pump, and other equipment to catch small issues before they become costly repairs. Every visit is meant to keep your pool clean, balanced, and ready to swim in.
Common warning signs include unusual noises from the pump, reduced water circulation, cloudy water that will not clear up, leaks around equipment, or a sudden spike in your energy bill. Heaters that fail to reach temperature and automation systems that stop responding are also red flags. If you notice any of these, a professional inspection can pinpoint the problem and prevent further damage.
Pool automation lets you control your pump, heater, lights, water features, and cleaning cycles from a smartphone app or control panel. It improves energy efficiency, makes scheduling effortless, and removes the guesswork from running your equipment. For most homeowners, the convenience and long-term energy savings make automation a worthwhile upgrade.
A pool inspection is recommended before buying or selling a home with a pool, after the off-season before reopening, or any time you suspect an underlying issue. An inspection evaluates the condition of the structure, equipment, plumbing, and safety features so you know exactly what you are working with. Catching problems early protects both your investment and your family’s safety.
