Title Page

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location

Property Information

  • Property Name

  • Account Number

  • Property Address
  • Property Contact(s)

  • Contact
  • Name

  • Phone Number

  • Email

Equipment

  • Pump Information

  • Pump
  • Brand

  • Brand

  • Model

  • Horse Power

  • Is the pump basket clean?

  • Is the pump leaking or noisy?

  • Describe issue

  • Notes

  • Filter Information

  • Filter
  • Brand

  • Brand

  • Model

  • Type

  • Size

  • Is the filter leaking or damaged?

  • Describe issue

  • Are any valves leaking or damaged?

  • Describe issue

  • Notes

  • Heater Information

  • Heater
  • Brand

  • Brand

  • Model

  • Size

  • Is the heater leaking or noisy?

  • Describe issue

  • Notes

  • Controller Information

  • Controller
  • Brand

  • Model

  • Is the controller damaged or not functioning?

  • Describe issue

  • Notes

  • Pool Cleaner Information

  • Pool Cleaner
  • Brand

  • Model

  • Is the cleaner damaged or not functioning?

  • Describe issue

  • Notes

  • Chemical Feeder Information

  • Chemical Feeder
  • Brand

  • Model

  • Is the feeder damaged or not functioning?

  • Describe issue

  • Notes

  • Are pressure and vacuum gauges installed and operational?

  • Is a flowmeter installed and operational?

  • Are any chemicals stored near equipment?

  • Texas Code
    http://texreg.sos.state.tx.us/public/readtac$ext.ViewTAC?tac_view=5&ti=25&pt=1&ch=265&sch=L&rl=Y

Deck and Water

  • Is a DPD Test Kit available and stored properly?

  • Is granular chlorine (shock) or a non-chlorine oxidizer on site?

  • Pool/Spa Evaluation

  • Body of Water
  • Type

  • Pool Name

  • Spa Name

  • Volume (gallons)

  • Is the water level at the middle of the skimmer or tile?

  • Are the skimmer (weir gate and lid) in good condition?

  • Are the depth markers in good condition?

  • Are the expansion joints and coping in good condition?

  • Do all ladders and handrails appear secure and in good condition?

  • Are the main drain and pool or spa bottom clearly visible?

  • Texas Code requires visibility from the deepest part of pool/spa (Section 265.203(c))

  • Are VGB 2008 approved main drain/equalizer covers in place?

  • Are “No Diving” markers in place and in good condition?

  • Are there accessible means of pool or spa entry, such as a lift or ramp?

  • Are there any dirty or broken tiles?

  • Is there dirt or debris in the pool or spa?

  • Does the pool or spa surfacehave any cracks, stains, or damage?

  • Are there any large cracks in the deck?

  • Does the water have a chloramine odor?

  • Is there visible algae?

  • Free Available Chlorine

  • Pool Min.: 1.0ppm
    Spa Min.: 2.0ppm
    Both Max.: 8.0ppm

  • Total Available Chlorine

  • Pool Min.: 1.0ppm
    Spa Min.: 2.0ppm
    Both Max.: 8.0ppm

  • Combined Chlorine

  • TAC-FAC=Combined
    No Combined Chlorine allowed in water

  • pH

  • Min.: 7.0
    Max.: 7.8

  • Total Alkalinity

  • Is there any debris or standing water on the deck?

  • Is furniture in good condition?

  • Are the appropriate safety signs in place?

  • Is a non-telescopic pole with body hook in place?

  • Is a life-ring with rope attached available?

  • Do gates open away from pool/spa and are self-closing and self-latching/locking?

  • Is an emergency phone available?

  • Does the property have a CPO certified Team Member?

  • Are daily records kept?

  • Are all Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) available?

  • Is a 15-minute spa timer installed?

  • Is an emergency shut-off switch installed?

  • Is a Safety Vacuum Release System (SVRS) installed?

  • Texas Code
    http://texreg.sos.state.tx.us/public/readtac$ext.ViewTAC?tac_view=5&ti=25&pt=1&ch=265&sch=L&rl=Y

Conclusion

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  • Does the property need a Leslie’s CAE to visit?<br>

  • Expected Follow-Up Date

  • Follow-Up Notes

  • Thank you for your business!

  • This free evaluation was completed as a customer service only. Leslie‘s Poolmart Inc. does not certify nor warrant the condition of the pool or the pool equipment. It is the responsibility of the pool operator or owner to maintain the pool according to federal, state, and local regulations and health code standards.

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