Pool anatomy

01 · Deck

The deck surrounds the pool and provides a safe and comfortable space for walking, lounging, and accessing the pool.

• Cracks or surface damage
• Slippery surfaces
• Uneven settling or lifting

02 · Coping

Coping is the material, often stone or concrete, that caps the edge of the pool and serves as a transition from the pool to the deck.

• Cracking or chipping
• Loose pieces
• Water damage or staining

03 · Waterline

The waterline is the level where the water meets the edge of the pool, often marked by tiles that can be both decorative and functional.

• Tile cracking or falling off
• Calcium buildup or staining
• Algae growth

04 · Basin

The basin is the pool's main body that holds the water, typically made from concrete, fiberglass, or vinyl.

• Leaks or cracks
• Surface staining
• Structural damage

05 · Plumbing

Plumbing involves the pipes and fixtures that carry water to and from the pool, crucial for proper water circulation.

• Clogged pipes
• Leaks
• Improper water flow

06 · Filter

The filter removes debris and impurities from the water, keeping the pool clean and safe for use.

• Clogged or dirty filter
• Ineffective filtration
• Broken components

07 · Pump

The pump circulates water through the filter and other systems, essential for maintaining water quality and clarity.

• Motor failure
• Leaking seals
• Low water flow

08 · Drain

The drain removes water from the pool, usually during cleaning or maintenance, and helps prevent overflow.

• Clogs
• Improper drainage
• Broken covers