In talking with insurance adjusters, I have found that when homeowners report that their pool has a leak–and that a swimming pool leak detection is needed–the first usual action is to call a leak detection company. This would seem to be an appropriate action.
Swimming Pool Inspection Services (SPIS) received a request to inspect a swimming pool in Glendale, CA. The insured, Jason Cowley—the pool’s owner—claimed that there was a large crack in the bottom of his pool.
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After a tree limb fell into a swimming pool, Swimming Pool Inspection Services investigated the extent and cause of the pool’s damage.
Swimming Pool Inspection Services is called out to Crown Point, IN to inspect an above-ground pool that may have been damaged by wind.
The state of Texas suffered severe ice, wind, and snowstorms that was astronomical and lasted just over a week. It was something that Texas had not experienced before. Texas has had snow before but nothing like this winter storm.
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When handling liability claims involving an inground or above-ground swimming pool or spa, a pool inspection might seem like an additional or optional step for a claims specialist or adjuster. However, we have conducted several pool inspections that turned out to be integral for the accuracy of the claim.
Swimming Pool Inspection Services visits a California pool to determine if soot or ash from a wildfire had caused damage to the pool or spa.
As the fires rage all over California we have received many calls about what to do about soot and ash in swimming pools. This collateral damage is minor compared to what many people are experiencing. Our hearts go out to all affected.
Swimming pools in fire areas will contain ash, debris, toxins and possibly firefighting chemicals. In areas very close to fire the pool may have to be drained and refilled. If you are lucky enough to just have residual ash, your claims will be quick and easy.
Swimming Pool Inspection Services was called out to inspect a swimming pool 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.
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