FixMyPool · Tampa Bay
Pool home inspections in Tampa Bay
Buying a home with a pool? Book a pool home inspection for $375. Share the property address, access details and your transaction deadline.
Pool home inspection · $375 | Rush inspection · $500
Choose an inspection for the decision you face
A condition review and a diagnostic visit serve different needs. An inspection has an agreed review scope; a diagnostic visit investigates the specific problem you report. Tell us which decision you are preparing to make.
Confirm the scope before scheduling
- The equipment and visible areas included in the review.
- Whether and how available equipment will be operated.
- The report contents, delivery timing and any transaction deadline.
- Access requirements and limitations that could affect the visit.
Understand what a report can establish
The report should distinguish observed conditions from items needing further investigation. It is not automatically a structural certification, concealed leak test or electrical compliance certification.
If the pool is not operational or access is restricted, the report should identify those limitations. Share that information when arranging the inspection.
Questions before you book
How much does a pool home inspection cost?
A pool home inspection is $375, with the visit within 3 business days of payment unless you request a later date. Add $125 for a rush inspection by the end of the second calendar day after payment: $500 total. Pay Sunday and we visit by the end of Tuesday. Weekends count; dates use Eastern Time.
Is an inspection included in the standard diagnostic visit?
No. The $150 diagnostic focuses on your reported pool problem. A pool home inspection is a separate $375 visit.
Will an inspection find every hidden problem?
No inspection can guarantee that. Concealed faults or conditions that cannot be tested may need additional investigation.
Can I arrange an inspection for a home purchase?
Contact us with the property address, access arrangements and transaction deadline. We confirm the service scope and availability before scheduling.