Pool anatomy

01 · Deck

The deck is the area surrounding the pool, providing a space for seating and walking.

• Cracks or chips in the surface
• Slippery surfaces when wet
• Fading or staining due to sun and water exposure

02 · Coping

Coping is the cap or edging around the top of the pool basin, often made of stone or concrete.

• Chipped or loose stones
• Mold or mildew growth
• Water leakage between the coping and the pool structure

03 · Waterline

The waterline is the boundary where the water meets the edge of the pool, often marked by a decorative tile.

• Tile discoloration or staining
• Grout deterioration
• Buildup of oil and dirt

04 · Basin

The basin is the main body of the pool that holds the water.

• Cracks or leaks in the pool surface
• Algae buildup
• Chemical imbalance leading to water quality issues

05 · Plumbing

Pool plumbing involves the pipes that circulate water between the pool and the filtration system.

• Leaking pipes
• Blockages or clogs
• Air bubbles indicating a suction side leak

06 · Filter

The filter removes debris and impurities from the pool water.

• Clogged or dirty filter media
• Reduced water flow
• Damaged filter parts

07 · Pump

The pump circulates water through the filtration system, keeping it clean and clear.

• Noisy operation
• Loss of priming
• Motor failure

08 · Drain

The drain allows water to exit the pool for cleaning or maintenance purposes.

• Clogged drain covers
• Inefficient draining
• Broken covers