Detailed evaluation of shell integrity, pump systems, heaters, filtration, and safety barriers before you finalize your home purchase.
A backyard pool or hot tub is a major asset in the Texas heat, but hidden mechanical failures, structural leaks, or outdated electrical work can quickly result in thousands of dollars in emergency repairs and serious liability risks.
Standard home inspections do not cover pools and spas under basic Texas Real Estate Commission (TREC) standards unless specifically added.
At HiteTech Inspections, our comprehensive pool and spa inspections assess everything from plaster cracks and deck settlement to variable-speed pumps, gas heaters, and child safety compliance. We ensure your pool is safe, functional, and ready to enjoy from day one.

We run all primary and auxiliary equipment through operational cycles to verify water flow, pressure thresholds, and valve routing.

Stray voltage around water is an extreme hazard. We test GFCI interrupters and visual bonding wires to verify protection against shock hazards.

We utilize infrared thermal imaging cameras around pump plumbing pads and underground equipment runs to detect subtle moisture drops and hidden subterranean plumbing leaks.

Because we do not run a pool repair or resurfacing business, our inspection is completely neutral and focused on your protection during option-period negotiations.
Conducted using calibrated thermal cameras alongside standard visual inspection protocols.
When an anomaly is detected, we confirm moisture levels with pinless/pin moisture meters to avoid false readings.
You receive side-by-side high-resolution digital and thermal photos with clear explanations, empowering you to negotiate repairs with confidence.
Our focus is on the physical structure, mechanical equipment, and electrical life-safety components. While we check that water levels permit operational testing, chemical balancing is routine maintenance rather than an equipment inspection item.
We inspect all visible plumbing, pad equipment, and surface decking for pressure loss, settling, or moisture pooling. If equipment cannot maintain pressure or the water line drops excessively during testing, we document the defect and recommend specialized dye or pressure testing.
Yes. Texas property codes and local municipal ordinances mandate specific barrier requirements (such as minimum fence heights, self-closing/self-latching gates, and door alarms) to prevent accidental drownings. We check and report on these essential safety features.
Add a certified pool and spa inspection to your complete home inspection package.
Serving Houston, Katy, Cypress, The Woodlands, Sugar Land, Spring, Pearland, and surrounding Texas communities.
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