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Pools and spas are expensive to maintain, and they are even more expensive to repair. If you purchase a home that has a pool or spa, and then find out after moving in that it needs maintenance, this can be a large added cost that is unexpected.

However, if you get spa or pool inspections before purchasing the home (in conjunction with a t

Pools and spas are expensive to maintain, and they are even more expensive to repair. If you purchase a home that has a pool or spa, and then find out after moving in that it needs maintenance, this can be a large added cost that is unexpected.

However, if you get spa or pool inspections before purchasing the home (in conjunction with a traditional home inspection), you can avoid this added cost.

The way that you can avoid pool inspections cost is simple.

Once you get pool/spa inspection and your inspector finds that the pool/spa has damage and needs to be repaired, you can find out how much this will cost to repair.

This information can be used to negotiate a lower sale price of the home to cover the amount it will cost you to fix it when you move in

The inspection report can also be used as proof of damage and you can have the seller fix it before you move in.

Additionally, if the pool or spa is severely damaged and this is one of the key selling points of the home for you, then you might choose to forego the purchase of the property and keep looking at other options.

Although a pool/spa inspection is an additional cost to the already expensive price of purchasing a home, it is a small price to pay compared to the cost to fix it. Therefore an inspection can save you thousands of dollars that would come out of your pocket.