Fiberglass Pool Inspection & Leak Detection
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Get Your Pool Inspected by the Professionals
Fiberglass Pool Rx provides comprehensive fiberglass pool inspections for home buyers, insurance companies, and any homeowner who suspects a leak or structural issue. Our inspections pressure-test every line in your pool’s plumbing and visually check the shell with underwater cameras and diving equipment. You get a clear report on the pool’s condition and exact recommendations — no guesswork, no upsells.
Types of Fiberglass Pool Inspections
There are three main types of inspections we perform. Keep reading to learn more about each one:
Leak Detection Inspection
Insurance Inspection
Pre-Purchase Inspection
Leak Detection Inspection
If your fiberglass pool is losing water and you don’t know where it’s going, a leak detection inspection pinpoints the source. We pressure-test every plumbing line and visually inspect the shell with cameras and diving equipment. Once the leak is identified, you receive a quote to fix the problem.
Insurance Pool Inspection
Many insurance policies require a fiberglass pool inspection before binding or renewing coverage. We produce the detailed condition report your carrier needs, including pressure-test results and photo documentation of the shell.
Pre-Purchase Pool Inspection
Buying a home with a fiberglass pool? Before you close, get an independent inspection of the shell, plumbing, and finish. We identify cracks, blisters, bulges, delamination, and other issues a standard home inspector will miss — so you can negotiate repairs or walk away with confidence.
Getting Started is Easy
Getting a quote shouldn’t require days of back-and-forth. Our process is designed to be fast, transparent, and easy — whether you’re in Texas, Tennessee, or anywhere in between.
FAQs About Fiberglass Pool Inspections
Have questions? Browse through our most common questions or give us a call to get your question answered!
How long does a fiberglass pool inspection take?
Most inspections take 2–4 hours on site, depending on the pool size and whether we need to drain sections for a closer look. We typically deliver the written report within 48 hours.
Do I need to drain the pool for an inspection?
Usually no. Most inspections are completed with the pool full using underwater cameras and diving equipment. We only drain when a detailed shell assessment is needed.
How much does a fiberglass pool inspection cost?
Cost varies by pool size, location, and scope (pre-purchase vs. insurance vs. leak detection). Request a quote for an exact number for your situation.
What does the inspection report include?
A written summary of findings, photos of any defects, pressure-test results, and specific recommendations on repairs or further work.
What Our Customers Are Saying
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