Pool anatomy

01 · Deck

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

• Cracks or chips in the surface
• Water pooling or drainage issues
• Slippery surfaces

02 · Coping

Coping is the cap or edging that sits on the pool's perimeter, providing a finished look and helping to protect the pool structure.

• Loose or broken pieces
• Stains or discoloration
• Water seepage behind the coping

03 · Waterline

The waterline is the line where the water meets the pool wall, often marked by a distinct tile or finish.

• Calcium buildup or scaling
• Tile loosening or falling off
• Algae growth

04 · Basin

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

• Cracks or leaks
• Surface staining or discoloration
• Uneven surfaces

05 · Plumbing

Plumbing involves the pipes and fittings that circulate water between the pool and its filtration system.

• Leaking pipes
• Clogged lines
• Poor water circulation

06 · Filter

The filter cleans the pool water by removing dirt, debris, and contaminants.

• Clogged or dirty filter
• Inefficient filtration
• Filter leaks

07 · Pump

The pump is the heart of the pool's circulation system, moving water through the filter and back into the pool.

• Noisy operation
• Pump not starting
• Leaking water

08 · Drain

The drain removes water from the pool for cleaning or during maintenance.

• Clogged drain
• Broken or missing drain covers
• Inefficient drainage