Pool Inspection Services in Bentonville, AR

Know The True Condition Of Your Pool

If you are buying a home with a pool or you own a pool that has not been checked in a while, it can be hard to know what is really going on below the surface. A professional pool inspection Bentonville homeowners can rely on gives you clear answers about safety, condition, and possible repair costs.

At ASP - America's Swimming Pool Company of Northwest Arkansas, we inspect pools so you do not have to guess. Our certified pool professionals look at the structure, equipment, and safety features, then explain what they find in plain language. Our goal is to help you feel confident about your pool, whether you are about to close on a house or planning for the next swimming season.

Because our technicians complete rigorous training and background checks, you can feel comfortable inviting our team to your property. We focus on dependable service, clear communication, and honest recommendations so you can decide what is best for your home and family.

Contact us today online or call us at (479) 345-5184 to schedule your pool inspection in Bentonville, AR.

Why Choose Us For Pool Inspections

When you schedule a pool inspection, you are trusting someone to look out for your safety and your budget. We take that responsibility seriously. Every inspection is performed by trained technicians who understand how pools work and how issues can develop over time. Our team members complete background checks and ongoing training so you can feel at ease when we arrive.

We also believe that clear information is just as important as a careful inspection. Our company uses proprietary technology for our maintenance customers, which provides digital reports with service details, chemical readings, and photos of the pool. That same commitment to transparency carries into our inspection work. We focus on creating summaries that are easy to read and simple to share with real estate agents or family members.

Integrity and customer focus are part of our core values, and we apply them to every visit. We work to give you an honest picture of the pool’s condition instead of pushing unnecessary work. If we see issues that need attention, we explain what we found and why it matters, then you decide how to move forward.

Because we provide cleaning, repairs, remodeling, and installation, you also have the option to work with one trusted team if you decide to address any problems we identify. Many homeowners appreciate having one company that can both evaluate and, if requested, service the pool, instead of coordinating multiple contractors.

What Our Pool Inspections Include

When you schedule an inspection with our team, you receive more than a quick walk around the backyard. We follow a consistent process that helps us look at the pool as a complete system. This approach helps us catch visible issues and patterns that could point toward larger concerns.

We tailor our check to the type of pool and equipment on site, yet there are core elements we review at most properties. Our technicians move methodically around the pool area, then review accessible equipment and visible plumbing. If the pool is operating during the visit, we also observe how the system runs.

Here are some of the main areas we typically review during a pool inspection:

• Structure and surfaces, such as the shell, liner, plaster, tile, and coping, looking for cracks, staining, or visible damage.
• Decking and surrounding hardscape, checking for trip hazards, loose materials, or drainage issues that could affect the pool area.
• Circulation and filtration equipment, including pumps, filters, and visible plumbing connections, to note signs of leaks, corrosion, or wear.
• Heaters and other add ons, when present, to see if there are visible issues or operational concerns the owner should know about.
• General safety items, such as visible barriers, gates, and latches, along with other conditions that could present slip or fall risks.
• Water clarity and basic chemistry indicators, which can highlight potential water care or equipment problems.

Once the inspection is complete, we pull everything together into a clear summary. We focus on helping you understand what looks sound, what may need attention soon, and what might be a priority. You can then plan repairs, discuss concerns during a purchase, or budget for future updates with better information.

When To Schedule A Pool Inspection

Many people think about their pool only when the weather warms up, but an inspection can be helpful at several key points. Knowing when to bring in a professional can save you from last minute stress and unexpected bills.

One common time to schedule an inspection is during a home purchase. A standard home inspection often does not include a detailed review of the pool and its equipment. When you request a separate pool inspection during the option or inspection period, you gain a clearer picture of the condition before you close. That can help you decide whether to move ahead, request repairs, or plan for updates after you move in.

Current pool owners also benefit from periodic inspections. An annual or pre season visit can uncover issues like equipment wear, small leaks, or surface problems before they interrupt your summer plans. This can be especially helpful after a winter when temperatures dip low enough to affect plumbing and surfaces, since freeze and thaw cycles can place extra stress on pool structures and lines.

Another good time to call is after major storms or when you notice changes, such as water levels dropping faster than usual, strange noises from the pump, or breakers tripping when the equipment runs. An inspection can help narrow down the cause and give you a clearer sense of what to do next.

Our Pool Inspection Process

We know that inviting someone to your property is a big step, so our process is designed to be straightforward and respectful of your time. From the first call to the final explanation of results, we work to keep you informed and comfortable with what is happening.

It typically starts with a scheduling conversation where we confirm basic information about the pool, location, and your goals for the inspection. If the visit is connected to a home purchase, we can coordinate timing with you or your real estate agent as needed. We then set an appointment and let you know what access we will require, such as gate codes or lockbox instructions.

On the day of the inspection, our technician arrives within the agreed time window and introduces themselves if you are home. We then walk the area and begin our review, moving through the structure, decking, and equipment in a logical order. If you or your representative are present, you are welcome to ask questions as we go, and we are happy to point out items in real time.

Throughout the visit, we respect your property. Our team is careful around landscaping and outdoor furniture, and we secure gates behind us because we know how important this is for children and pets. When we finish, we make sure the pool area is tidy and that all access points we used are closed properly.

After the inspection, we organize our findings into a summary that highlights key observations and gives context for what they might mean for you. We typically review the highlights with you, then provide a way to reference the information later. If you decide you would like estimates for repairs or maintenance based on what we found, our office can discuss separate service options with you so you can plan your next steps.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I Need A Pool Inspection Before Closing?

It is usually a smart idea to have a separate pool inspection before closing on a home. A general home inspection may not cover pool structure and equipment in detail. Our inspection helps you understand the pool’s condition so you can make informed decisions and discuss concerns with your real estate agent.

How Detailed Is The Pool Inspection Report?

Our inspection summary focuses on being clear and practical. We highlight what appears in good shape, what may need attention soon, and any items that seem more urgent. The goal is to give you information you can easily share with family members, agents, or contractors if you choose.

Can You Inspect My Pool If I Am Not Home?

Yes, we can typically complete an inspection without you being home if we have safe access to the yard and pool area. We coordinate details in advance, such as gate codes or lockbox information. After the visit, we review key findings with you and answer questions by phone or another agreed method.

What Kinds Of Problems Can Your Inspection Find?

During an inspection, we look for visible issues with the pool structure, surfaces, decking, equipment, and general safety. This can include signs of leaks, wear, damage, or potential hazards. We focus on what we can reasonably observe and then explain our findings in straightforward terms.

What Happens If You Find Issues With My Pool?

If we see concerns, we let you know what we found and why it matters. You can then decide whether to request quotes, negotiate during a purchase, or plan repairs later. If you want, our team can discuss separate service options for addressing problems identified during the inspection.

Schedule Your Pool Inspection Today

When you understand the true condition of your pool, it is easier to relax and enjoy it. A professional inspection from ASP - America's Swimming Pool Company of Northwest Arkansas gives you clear information about safety, structure, and equipment so you can plan with confidence instead of guessing.

Our friendly, trained technicians work to make the process simple, from scheduling through the final explanation of results. Whether you are purchasing a home or checking on a pool you already own, we are ready to help you see the full picture in this area. 

Contact us today online or call us at (479) 345-5184 to schedule your pool inspection in Bentonville, AR.