Pool anatomy

01 · Deck

The deck is the area surrounding the pool, providing a place for lounging and access to the pool.

• Cracks or uneven surfaces
• Stains or discoloration
• Slippery surfaces

02 · Coping

Coping is the material, usually stone or concrete, that borders the pool's edge, providing a finished look and protecting the structure.

• Cracks or chips
• Loose sections
• Discoloration

03 · Waterline

The waterline is the perimeter where the water meets the pool's wall, often marked by tile or special finishes.

• Scale buildup
• Tile damage
• Staining or fading

04 · Basin

The basin is the main structure holding water, including the floor and walls.

• Cracks or leaks
• Staining or algae growth
• Uneven surfaces

05 · Plumbing

The plumbing system circulates water throughout the pool and its filtration system.

• Leaky pipes
• Clogs
• Low water pressure

06 · Filter

The filter removes impurities and debris from the pool water, keeping it clean and clear.

• Clogs or blockages
• Inefficient filtering
• Leaks

07 · Pump

The pump circulates the pool water through the filtration system, ensuring even distribution of chemicals and heat.

• Noisy operation
• Leaks
• Not turning on

08 · Drain

The drain allows water to flow out of the pool, typically for cleaning or preventing overflow.

• Clogs
• Suction issues
• Broken covers