Pool anatomy

01 · Deck

The deck is the area surrounding the pool that provides space for walking, lounging, and sunbathing.

• Cracks and surface damage
• Slippery surfaces when wet
• Fading or discoloration from sun exposure

02 · Coping

Coping is the edging material around the top perimeter of the pool, which provides a finished look and prevents water from getting behind the pool shell.

• Cracks or loose tiles
• Erosion or wear over time
• Water seepage leading to structural damage

03 · Waterline

The waterline is the line around the pool where the water meets the tile or surface, often marked by tiles or special detailing.

• Buildup of dirt and oils
• Stains or discoloration
• Tile or surface degradation

04 · Basin

The basin is the main body of the pool that holds water and is shaped according to its design.

• Cracks or leaks
• Staining or algae growth
• Structural weaknesses

05 · Plumbing

Pool plumbing consists of the pipes and fittings that circulate water between the pool and its filtering system.

• Leaks in pipes or connections
• Clogged lines
• Inadequate water flow

06 · Filter

The filter cleans the pool water by removing debris and particles as the water circulates through it.

• Clogged or dirty filter media
• Malfunctioning filter valve
• Reduced filtration efficiency

07 · Pump

The pump circulates water through the filtration system, ensuring clean and clear pool water.

• Loss of suction or prime
• Motor failure
• Unusual noises or vibrations

08 · Drain

The drain allows water to exit the pool for filtration or when emptying the pool.

• Clogs or blockages
• Broken or missing covers
• Improper flow rate