looking for a pool addendum

[Jeff Cardile]

Does anyone have a pool addendum that you would not mind sharing with me?

[Blaine Wiley]

For your agreement or report?

[John McKenna]

Does this help you:....

(Recommend seasonal service check). Water table is not determined. Ancillary equipment such as cleaning/ testing supplies, computer controls, covers, chlorinators, chemical dispensers, water conditioners, or ionization devices are not inspected. This is a visual inspection of accessible items only. Some items are not inspected when not in operation or turned off. The objective of our limited visual pool inspection is to determine if the pool and related equipment may benefit from a more thorough inspection by a qualified and certified pool specialist. The scope of our inspection includes a limited visual inspection of the pool electrical system, primary circulation system, pool barrier system, the pool interior surface and surrounding deck. The standards used to inspect this pool are the Texas Real Estate Commissions Standards Of Practice for Swimming Pools and Spas. A copy of these standards is available on request. The inspector is not a pool or spa specialist. We do not dismantle components such as filters, pumps and heaters. We do not test water chemistry. We do not test or operate cleaning systems, control valves, chemical injectors or similar components. This report is based upon the current condition of the pool/spa and does not reflect future conditions that may yet arise. The person presently servicing the pool would be best prepared to explain valve operation. All repairs should be done by a qualified and reputable swimming pool contractor. At the time of repairs, the pool specialist should make a further evaluation of the structure and equipment and make all necessary repairs.

[Jeff Cardile]

an agreement

[Jeff Cardile]

Thank you John.

Yes that helps

[Scott Byrnes]

What does the Real Estate Commissions Standards Of Practice for Swimming Pools and Spas look like?

[John McKenna]

Originally Posted by sbyrnes

What does the Real Estate Commissions Standards Of Practice for Swimming Pools and Spas look like?

This is quoted from the TREC SOP:...

(l) Inspection guidelines for swimming pools and equipment (spas and hot tubs). The inspector shall:

(1) report the type of pool construction;

(2) report as in need of repair deficiencies in pool surfaces,

(3) report as in need of repair deficiencies in tiles, copings and decks;

(4) report as in need of repair deficiencies in slides, steps, diving boards and other equipment;

(5) report as in need of repair deficiencies in drains, skimmers and valves;

(6) report as in need of repair pool lights that are missing, do not function or lack ground fault circuit interrupter protection;

(7) report as in need of repair pump motors, controls, and sweeps that do not function or lack proper wiring and circuit protection;

(when inspecting a heater, report as in need of repair deficiencies that the standards of practice would require the inspector to report for a heating system;

(9) report as in need of repair gas heaters that use improper materials for the branch line and the connection to the appliance;

(10) report as in need of repair a gas unit that has no shut-off valve, an inaccessible valve or a valve that leaks;

(11) report as in need of repair a pump motor, blower or other electrical equipment, if visible, that lacks external grounding;

(12) report as in need of repair above-ground water leaks or deficiencies in the filter tank or pressure gauge; and

(13) report as in need of repair the absence of, or deficiencies in, fences, gates or enclosures.

(m) Specific limitations for swimming pools and equipment (spas and hot tubs). The inspector is not required to the following:

(1) dismantle or otherwise open any components or lines;

(2) uncover or excavate any lines or otherwise concealed components of the system or determine the presence of sub-surface leaks;

(3) fill the pool, spa or hot tub with water;

(4) determine the presence of sub-surface water tables; or

(5) inspect ancillary equipment such as computer controls, covers, chlorinators or other chemical dispensers, or water ionization devices or conditioners other than required by this section.

[Brian E. Kelly]

Here it is, Thank you John