A pool inspection is one of those jobs where the inspector's honesty matters more than almost anything else. You need someone who will tell you what's actually wrong with a pump, a liner, a heater, or a drain cover. Not what's easiest to say. Every inspector on this page signed our statement of faith to be listed here, confessing Jesus as Lord. That's the gate. That's what puts them on the list. We also reach out to welcome most new businesses with a call, and we pray for the owner right there on the phone, a genuine hello, not a file review. Past that, the work is theirs to do and yours to evaluate.
Honestly, a pool inspection is one of the few purchases where a vague answer from the inspector costs you real money later, sometimes a lot of it. The reviews below are written by homeowners and buyers who actually hired these inspectors, and that's where you learn whether someone is thorough, communicates clearly, and shows up when they said they would. What we can't tell you is whether a given inspector will catch the slow leak behind the return fitting that a less careful eye would miss. The reviews handle that part.
What you're looking for: will they walk the equipment pad and explain what they find, or hand you a generic checklist you could have printed yourself? Do they flag safety issues plainly? Are they the kind of person a past client would call again before closing on another property? Faith and integrity often travel together, and these owners have put their name to both. The list is solid. The reviews are how you choose.
States with listings
Listings (14)
Preserve Pool Service
ASP- America's Swimming Pool Company of East Bradenton
Del Mar Recreation, LLC.
Advanced Pool Solutions
Erick’s Pools LLC
Parky's Pool Service
Clear Water Poolworks
Cape Pool Renovations
Blue Desert Pools
Kingdom Pools
Responsible pools llc
Aqua SCIENCE pools
Frequently asked questions
What does it mean that these inspectors signed a statement of faith?
Every inspector listed here signed our statement of faith affirming Jesus as Lord. That's the one requirement to be on the page. We also call most new businesses to welcome them and pray for the owner on that call, though that's a greeting, not a credentialing process.
Does LocateFaith verify the quality of the inspections?
We don't. We point you to inspectors who share the faith and let their reviews do the talking. Homeowners and buyers who hired them wrote those reviews, and that's the honest measure of whether someone does good work.
What should a thorough pool inspection actually cover?
A solid inspector walks the equipment pad, checks the pump, heater, filter, and plumbing, looks at the liner or shell for damage, tests safety features, and explains what they find in plain language rather than handing you a form and disappearing.
How do I know if an inspector is licensed or certified?
Ask them directly. That's a conversation worth having before you book, and any inspector worth hiring will answer it without hesitation. State requirements vary, so knowing what your area mandates helps you ask the right question.
Why use a directory like this instead of a general search?
A plain search can't tell you who actually shares your faith. It can tell you who has a website and bought an ad. This page closes that gap, so you start with inspectors who have already put their name to something that matters to you.