The Importance of Pool Maintainers (2)

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Swimming Pool Construction Inspection

• Elemental Construction, Inc

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Factors

• Many factors need to be taken into consideration
  when constructing a swimming pool, but it all
  starts with a site plan. The site plan should
  include the lot number and block number, as well
  as the zoning for the property. A site plan
  should also include any existing planting,
  screening, or fencing. Other details of a site
  plan may include sections that show the
  dimensions of the ground structure. For example,
  the sections should show the thickness of the
  wall and the slope. It should also provide the
  details of the excavation, sheeting, and bracing.
  Lastly, a detailed drawing should depict the
  connection to water circulation, stormwater
  disposal, and drainage.

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Parts of Inspection

• Another important part of a swimming pool is the
  plumbing and electrical lines. An inspector will
  check the pipes for leaks and breakers. He will
  also check the return line to see if there are
  any bubbles in it. Additionally, he will look for
  other variables surrounding the pool area. For
  example, the inspector will look at the roof
  gutters and whether they are emptying onto the
  ground below the building. If the gutters are not
  draining properly, rainwater could overflow into
  the swimming pool and end up on the ground below.

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Swimming Pool Construction

• Besides checking the water flow, the inspector
  will check for the safety of the pool's
  equipment. It should be properly plumbed and
  should be safe. The pool inspector will also
  inspect the pool area to ensure it is in good
  condition and does not cause any problems. The
  swimming pool construction and inspection process
  will also include checking the surrounding
  variables. The pool should have proper drainage.
  The rainwater may overflow from the roof and end
  up in the swimming facility, causing a suction
  leak.

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Electrical Work

• When it comes to the shell of the swimming pool,
  the electrical work is very important. The
  process of installing the wiring and plumbing can
  take up to three days. This part of the
  construction process is often done at the same
  time as the tile, coping, and deck installation.
  The plumbing and electrical work must pass the
  NSF standards, and it is necessary to have a
  plumber do the final inspection. The plumbing is
  critical, so make sure your pool has proper
  ventilation and heating.

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Safety Codes and Standards

• A swimming pool should be inspected from top to
  bottom to make sure that it meets all safety
  codes and standards. It should also have a
  structural steel shell, which will give it
  additional strength. Furthermore, it should be
  equipped with NSF-approved plumbing. When you
  hire a professional, they will do all the work
  for you. Aside from the safety of the swimming
  pool, they will also help you to install the pool
  for your backyard.

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Evaluations

• The inspector will evaluate the condition of the
  pool and may even test the water to ensure that
  it is safe for use. Aside from performing an
  inspection, you should also consider the cost. A
  good inspector should have a price range that is
  affordable for most homeowners. They should not
  be too expensive, but they should be able to meet
  all the needs of the buyer.

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Intricate Parts

• A swimming pool has many intricate parts. A pool
  inspector must be familiar with pumps, filters,
  and heaters. Some swimming pools even feature
  specialty accessories. If you are considering
  buying a home with a swimming pool, you should
  consult with a local ASHI chapter for qualified
  swimming pool inspectors. A typical swimming pool
  inspection can cost a few hundred dollars, but a
  certified and experienced professional can charge
  as much as six hundred.

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Swimming Pool Inspection

• A swimming pool inspector should also check the
  deck to ensure that the foundation is solid and
  can withstand the water. Using a professional
  swimming pool inspection service is very
  important. An infinity-edge pool will need a
  catch basin. Advanced LED lighting systems
  provide years of energy-efficient illumination
  and rarely cause problems. However, you should
  pay special attention to the color-changing
  lights, as these are important to the overall
  appearance of the pool. A qualified swimming pool
  inspector should be able to spot these problems.

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THANK YOU

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