Las Vegas · Commercial and residential · Fit-for-service inspections
Before you take it on,
is it fit for service?Before you
take it on,
is it fit for
service?
A fit-for-service inspection, for a commercial pool or a home pool. From a Las Vegas company that specializes in commercial pool and spa service.
A fit-for-service inspection, for a commercial pool or a home pool.
01A commercial pool
What the district closes a pool for.
A permitted pool or spa in Southern Nevada gets a routine health-district inspection every year. If an inspector sees any one item on this list, at that inspection or any other, the inspection fails and the pool closes. Our consulting and compliance team works on SNHD inspections, water quality evaluations and local health and safety standards.
- Water
No disinfectant residual, or a residual outside the regulation's limits. pH below 6.5 or above 8.0. Cyanuric acid at 100 ppm or more.
- Clarity
The bottom not clearly visible.
- Equipment
Filtration and disinfection equipment not running.
- Drains
Broken, unsecured or missing suction outlet covers.
- Lights
No GFCI protection for underwater lighting.
- Barrier
Gates that do not self-close and self-latch; gaps in the enclosure.
- Plumbing
Cross-connections to drinking water or sewer, filter backwash included.
- Deck
No lifesaving equipment on deck; missing or wrong depth markings; broken glass.
- Operator
No qualified operator for the facility.
02After a failed inspection
Closed until it passes.
The district's rule for every item on the list: the permit holder closes the pool, and it stays closed until the condition is corrected, the fee is paid and a reinspection is passed.
SNHD·Imminent health hazards
- 01
Observed
An inspector sees one item from the list.
- 02
Closed
A failed-inspection fee, and the permit holder closes the pool.
- 03
Corrected
The condition is corrected and the fee is paid.
- 04
Reinspected
A reinspection is passed. Until then, it stays closed.
03A home pool
At a house, no health permit.
The health district does not require a health permit for pools at single-family homes used only by the household and its guests. Our fit-for-service inspection is for residential pools as well as commercial ones.
If the level keeps dropping, ask about leak detection and a plumbing inspection as well. We repair pumps, filters, heaters and lights, and replace pumps and filter systems.
Know the pool
first.Know the
pool first.
Tell us the property and the date you are working to: call, or send a few details.