Pool Inspections for Realtors & Agents

The short answer

CoastLife Pools performs certified pool inspections for buyers and sellers across the Treasure Coast, starting at $225, scheduled inside your client's inspection period. The written report covers the shell and finish, equipment, electrical bonding, drain covers, the safety barrier and permits, with a realistic repair estimate for every finding.

Scheduling that respects deadlines

Tell us the contract date and we book inside it. Same-week slots are common outside season.

Reports buyers can read

Plain language, photos of everything, in a written report. No jargon your client has to call you about.

A number for every finding

We build, remodel and repair pools daily, so findings come with real repair estimates that keep deals together instead of killing them.

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The booking form asks for the address, the deadline, and your name as the referring agent. We confirm the slot with you and the buyer, inspect, and copy you on the report. The full scope is on the inspections page.

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Office: (772) 266-4355
Email: info@coastlifepools.com
CPI-certified · Lic. #CPC1460347
Martin, St. Lucie & Palm Beach counties

What the Inspection Covers

Shell and interior finish. etching, staining, hollow spots and cracks at the tile line and deck.
Equipment, running. pump, filter, heater, salt cell and automation, with the age of each component noted.
Safety barrier. fence, gates, enclosure doors and alarms checked against Florida's pool safety law.
Electrical and drains. bonding, GFCI protection where required, pool lighting and anti-entrapment drain covers.
Permits. whether the pool, enclosure and equipment work appear on the permit record.

The full buyer's checklist is in our article on buying a home with a pool on the Treasure Coast.

Buyer Inspection or Pre-Listing?

Buyer and pre-listing pool inspections compared
	Buyer inspection	Pre-listing inspection
Who orders it	Buyer or buyer's agent	Seller or listing agent
When	Inside the inspection period	Before the home goes on the market
What it does	Turns problems into negotiating points	Lets the seller fix issues quietly first
Report used for	Repair requests or credits	Marketing and fewer surprises

Questions From Agents

What does a pool inspection cost?

Certified pool inspections start at $225.

Is a home inspection enough for the pool?

Often not. Many home inspectors exclude pools or only confirm the pump runs. A Certified Pool Inspector checks the shell and finish, all equipment running, electrical bonding, drain covers, the safety barrier and permits.

Should sellers get a pre-listing pool inspection?

It surfaces problems while the seller can fix them quietly, and the clean report becomes a selling point instead of a surprise in the buyer's inspection period.

Can you give repair numbers for what you find?

Yes. We build, remodel and repair pools every day, so findings come with realistic repair estimates your clients can negotiate with.

Which areas do you cover?

Martin, St. Lucie and Palm Beach counties, from Stuart and Palm City to Jupiter and Port St. Lucie.

We inspect pools across Stuart, Palm City, Jensen Beach, Hobe Sound, Sewall's Point, Port St. Lucie, Tradition, Jupiter and Palm Beach Gardens.

Pool Inspections for Realtors & Agents

Book for a Client in 60 Seconds

What the Inspection Covers

Buyer Inspection or Pre-Listing?

Questions From Agents

Keep the pool from killing the deal.