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SC Licensed Residential Home Inspector — RBI 48737 | Certified Residential Mold Inspector | Inspecting Since 2014 | 3,000+ Inspections
AccuPro Inspection Services — Tom Cely Home Inspection, CSRA / Augusta Georgia

Pool & Spa Inspections for Augusta & the CSRA

Before You Dive In

Pool & Spa Inspection

"A pool is a joy — and a costly surprise if the equipment or shell is failing. Tom evaluates the pool and spa's equipment, surfaces, and safety before you take ownership."

Know the Pool Before You Own It

A backyard pool or spa adds real enjoyment — and real expense when something's wrong. Tom Cely evaluates the pool and spa equipment, surfaces, decking, and safety features across the CSRA, so buyers understand the condition and function of a feature that standard inspections often gloss over.

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A Complete Pool Evaluation

What's Included in a Pool & Spa Inspection

Tom evaluates the pump, filter, heater, and visible plumbing, the pool shell or liner and interior surfaces, the decking and coping, and the safety features like fencing, gates, and barriers.

He checks equipment operation where conditions allow and looks for leaks, cracks, surface deterioration, and safety deficiencies, documenting everything with photos.

You get a plain-language report on the pool and spa's condition, function, and any safety concerns, so you know what you're taking on.

Inspection Includes

  • Pump, filter & heater
  • Visible plumbing & returns
  • Shell, liner & surfaces
  • Decking & coping
  • Fencing, gates & barriers
  • Equipment operation (conditions permitting)
  • Leaks & cracks
  • Photo-documented report
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When You Should Schedule This Inspection

When to Schedule a Pool & Spa Inspection

Before buying a home with a pool or spa — the single best time to understand what you're inheriting and budget accordingly.

A pool that's been closed, neglected, or is of unknown age especially warrants a look, as does any pool where you've noticed water loss, cloudy water, or equipment that struggles.

Sellers also use pool inspections to address issues before listing, keeping the pool from becoming a negotiation sticking point.

Common Reasons to Schedule

  • Buying a home with a pool
  • Closed or neglected pool
  • Unknown equipment age
  • Water loss or leaks
  • Struggling equipment
  • Pre-listing peace of mind

A Simple 4-Step Process

From your first phone call to the report in your inbox — clear communication and no surprises at every step.

1

Schedule

Call Tom at 706-840-4907. We'll answer your questions and book a time that fits your timeline.

2

Inspect

Tom performs a careful, focused evaluation, documenting every finding with clear, high-resolution photos.

3

Report

You receive a detailed, jargon-free report — typically within 24 hours — plus a summary of the major points.

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Next Steps

Tom explains what was found and answers your questions, so you know exactly where you stand.

The Right Inspector for the CSRA

An inspection is only as good as the inspector behind it. Tom's experience and credentials make the difference.

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SC Licensed — RBI 48737

A South Carolina licensed Residential Home Inspector who inspects per the ASHI Standards of Practice on every job.

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3,000+ Inspections

Real-world experience built since 2014 across the CSRA — and the eye for detail that comes with it.

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Construction Background

15+ years in residential and light commercial construction quality control informs every inspection Tom performs.

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Clear, Honest Reporting

Plain-language reports with high-resolution photos and a field summary of the major points.

Pool & Spa Inspections — Frequently Asked Questions

Is the pool included in a standard home inspection?

Often not — many standard inspections exclude pools and spas. A dedicated pool & spa inspection evaluates the equipment, surfaces, decking, and safety features that would otherwise be skipped.

Can you test the equipment in any season?

Operational testing depends on whether the pool is open and conditions allow. When equipment can't be safely run, Tom notes that and still evaluates visible condition and safety.

Do you check pool safety barriers?

Yes. Tom evaluates fencing, gates, self-closing hardware, and barriers as part of the inspection, since pool safety is a genuine concern, especially for families with young children.

Do you repair pool equipment?

No — Tom is an independent inspector. He documents the pool and spa's condition so you can bring in a qualified pool professional for any needed repairs.

Should I be present during the inspection?

You're welcome to be. Afterward, Tom provides an informative field summary of the major points and answers any questions or concerns you have, so you understand the findings clearly.

How do I schedule?

Call or text Tom directly at 706-840-4907, or use our contact form. Tom personally handles all scheduling and is happy to answer any questions before booking.

Buying a Home With a Pool? Know Before You Dive In.

SC License RBI 48737 • Certified Residential Mold Inspector • 3,000+ Inspections • Serving the CSRA Since 2014