09/06/2026
There is nothing worse than paying for a pool inspector to come out, getting a âfailedâ report, and being left completely in the dark about what actually needs to change.
Worse yet, getting caught in a loop where they keep coming back, keep charging you, and still wonât give you a straight answer.
Here is how David does things differently:
Youâre part of the process: He wants you there with him during the inspection so he can walk you through everything clearly.
On-the-spot help: If itâs a minor issue that can be fixed on the day, heâll help you sort it out right then and there.
The right connections: If itâs a bigger job, he wonât leave you stranded; heâll put you in contact with the right trades to get it fixed.
Fair and honest: If you do need a follow-up, Rules for Pools provides a free re-inspection within 60 days.
Pool safety is important, but it shouldnât feel like a trap.