Pool Inspections That Keep Closings on Track in Pensacola, FL; Pace, FL; Milton, FL; & the Surrounding Areas

We offer three inspection options tailored to provide clear, professional reporting for real estate transactions. Each level delivers timely insight and documentation to support smooth, confident closings.

Comprehensive 

$375

  • Visual observation of the pool and its equipment
  • A personalized report noting all components as “Good,” “Fair,” or “Poor”
  • An accompanying quote for repair/replacement as necessary for any items less than “Good” 
  • 10-15 photo attachments acknowledging issues/concerns or general observations
  • Recommendations for upgrades or options for alternative systems that may aid in maintaining the pool
  • Inspection reports emailed within 24 hours of the onsite visit

Enhanced 

$300

  • Visual observation of the pool and its equipment
  • A personalized report noting all components as “Good,” “Fair,” or “Poor”
  • An accompanying quote for repair/replacement as necessary for any items less than “Good” 
  • 3-5 photos attachments acknowledging issues/concerns or general observations
  • Inspection reports emailed within 2-3 business days of the onsite visit

Basic 

$225

  • Visual observation of the pool and its equipment
  • A personalized report noting all components as “Good,” “Fair,” or “Poor”
  • An accompanying quote for repair/replacement as necessary for any items less than “Good” 
  • Inspection reports emailed within 3-5 business days of the onsite visit

*Additional charges may apply for inspections in zip codes outside of 32571, 32570, & 32583.

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Answers to Some Common Questions About Inspections

  • Why is a pool inspection important before closing?

    A pool is one of the most expensive systems on a property. An inspection identifies hidden issues

    with equipment, plumbing, structure, or safety that could delay closing, trigger renegotiations, or

    create liability after the sale.


    A professional pool inspection protects the buyer from unexpected repairs, the seller from post-closing disputes, and the realtor from last-minute surprises.

  • What can go wrong if a pool isn’t inspected?

    Pools can appear clean and functional but still have failing pumps or motors, underground leaks, cracked skimmers, improperly bonded electrical systems, heater failures, surface deterioration, or failing equipment near the end of life. Many of these are not visible during a general home inspection.

  • Doesn’t the home inspector check the pool?

    Most home inspectors perform a visual check only. They typically do not disassemble equipment, pressure test plumbing, evaluate water chemistry balance in depth, check automation systems thoroughly, or assess long-term equipment lifespan. We specialize exclusively in pools and spas; this is our field of expertise.


  • How does a pool inspection help keep closings on schedule?

    Clear documentation prevents last-minute repair negotiations, escrow hold backs, re-inspections, and insurance complications.


    Our reports are detailed, photo-documented, and easy to understand, helping all parties make fast,

    informed decisions.

  • How quickly can you complete an inspection?

    We understand real estate timelines can be tight. We offer several inspection options, with our Comprehensive option being completed within 24 hours.

  • Can you provide repair estimates if issues are found?

    Yes. Because we are a full-service pool company, we can provide accurate repair quotes, realistic timelines, and a clear scope of work. This helps buyers and sellers negotiate confidently.


  • How does this protect me as a realtor?

    A documented pool inspection shows you encouraged due diligence. It reduces post-closing disputes and protects your professional reputation. It keeps closings smooth and clients happy.

  • Who typically orders the inspection — buyer or seller?

    Either party can request the inspection. Many proactive listing agents now recommend inspections before going under contract to avoid surprises.

  • How long have you been in business?

    Pace Pool & Spa Service was founded as a family business in 1999, and it is still a family-owned business today!

  • Are you licensed and insured?

    Yes! Pace Pool & Spa Service is fully licensed and insured to perform professional pool maintenance

    and repair work in Florida. We follow industry standards and best practices to protect your property and investment. License# RP252554871