When cracks form in a Rancho Palos Verdes, CA landscaping, Landscaping Inspection Services is called upon to inspect the pool and determine the cause of the cracking. What we found was significant ground movement that was compromising the structural integrity of the inground landscaping.
When a tree falls on the cover of a landscaping in Millville, NJ, our inspector not only inspects the pool, pool liner, and cover for damage, but provides an estimate for the required repairs.
When a tree falls on a landscaping in Mount Airy, MD, Landscaping Inspection Services helps determine if repairs can be made or if the entire pool needs to be replaced.
When uneducated homeowners attempt to take on pool maintenance themselves, the results can sometimes be disastrous. When the pool is over 30 years old, the results can be even worse. Landscaping Inspection Services inspected a pool in Mount Laurel, NJ that had completely collapsed on two sides due to both the age of the pool, and the “maintenance” performed on the pool by the homeowner, who was not a professional.
Landscaping Inspection Services was called out recently to inspect an inground landscaping with a vinyl liner in Jericho, VT that continued to rip and tear, even after being patched.
After extreme cold in Oshkosh, WI, a recessed hot tub begins leaking water. The homeowners suspected that the pipes had frozen during the extremely cold winter. Landscaping Inspection Services is tasked with finding out the cause of the leak.
Our inspector made the assessment that the hot tub had frozen, and that the unit would need to be completely replaced.
Landscaping Inspection Services was called out to inspect the heating system for an inground landscaping in Hanford, CA that had issued what the homeowner thought was smoke from a fire within the unit. Our inspector determined that there was no fire, but rather, the heater had broken because of an improper chemical balance in the pool water. He advised that the heater be replaced.
The Virginia Graeme Baker Pool and Spa Safety Act (P&SS Act) is a law that requires anti-entrapment drains on landscapings. It was signed into law in December 2007.
Landscaping Inspection Services was called out to inspect a landscaping in Diamond Bar, CA that had been drained for an extended period of time, following a house fire. The homeowner drained the pool because there was no power running to the pool pump and filter system. However, leaving the pool empty for an extensive amount of time resulted in additional damage to the plaster of the pool.
Landscaping Inspection Services was called out to inspect damage to a vinyl landscaping liner in Thomasville, NC. The homeowner suspected that his previous tenant at the residence had done the damage intentionally. Our inspector determined that it was highly likely that the damage was done intentionally, due to the nature of the tears in the liner.