For Real Estate Professionals · Brevard County, FL

Protect the
Closing.

A pool problem found after closing becomes your client's problem — and your reputation's. Found before, it's negotiating leverage. Fast, thorough pool inspections built around your transaction timeline.

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Built for Transactions

Why realtors refer us

Real estate deadlines don't wait, and neither do we. Three promises on every listing inspection.

48h

Fast Turnaround

Inspection slots are prioritised for active transactions — we're typically on-site within 48 hours of your call, and we work around showings and appraisals.

24h

Digital Report Delivery

A full photographic report lands in your inbox within 24 hours of the visit — a clean PDF you can forward straight to your buyer, their lender, or the listing agent.

2×

Protection for Both Sides

A written, photographed record of the pool's condition at sale. Your buyer knows exactly what they're getting — and you have documentation that the pool was professionally inspected before closing.

The Inspection

60+ checks across six systems

Every inspection follows the same written checklist, so every report is complete, comparable, and defensible.

🏗️ Deck & Enclosure 9 checks

Concrete condition and cracking, deck drains, screen enclosure material, doors and framing.

🏊 Pool & Spa Surfaces 14 checks

Cap and wall tiles, plaster condition on walls and floor, main drain cover, skimmer, pool light, spa jets.

⚙️ Pump & Electrical 13 checks

Pump body and motor, PVC connections, valves, salt system operation, timers and breakers.

🔥 Heating System 7 checks

Heat pump, gas or electric heater, control panel, solar panels and their plumbing.

🔄 Filter & Chlorination 14 checks

Filter body, lid and O-ring, pressure gauge, cartridge / DE / sand media condition, chlorinator.

🧪 Water Chemistry On-site testing

Chlorine, pH, alkalinity, salt and stabiliser levels tested on-site and recorded in the report.

The Case for Inspecting

What a failed inspection costs you

These are the findings we see most often on Brevard County listings, with typical local repair or replacement costs. Any one of them, discovered after closing, is an unhappy phone call to you.

Filter media worn out (cartridge / DE grids)$80 – $400
Pool light out / electrical fault$300 – $800
Salt system cell dead$500 – $1,100
Pump motor failing (bearing noise, leaks)$600 – $2,500
Screen enclosure torn / sections missing$1,500 – $4,000
Heat pump / heater replacement$3,000 – $6,500
Pool resurfacing (plaster failure)$6,000 – $15,000
$15,000

vs. the cost of one inspection. Every finding in the report is a number your buyer takes to the negotiating table before closing — instead of a bill they blame on the deal afterwards.

The Deliverable

A report your buyer can actually read

No jargon dumps and no scanned handwriting. Every report is a clean, photographic document that walks the buyer through each system.

  • Item-by-item findings across all six systems
  • Photos of every issue, labelled and dated
  • Water chemistry readings recorded on-site
  • Plain-English summary your client will understand
  • Delivered digitally within 24 hours — easy to forward
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One call books the inspection. The report is in your inbox 24 hours after the visit.

📞 (321) 961-8866 ✉ raydenwood@gmail.com