Pool water loss needs a refill history
Bring existing refill and service records rather than estimating loss from one photograph. Pool loss can involve refill and evaporation.
A single image cannot establish the refill history
A photograph shows the pool level at one moment without revealing how much water was added before it. Existing refill and service notes can make the history more useful. State any gaps instead of estimating loss from the image or treating an apparently full pool as evidence of no concern.
Ask what evidence separates refill from loss
The assessment should explain the known refill conditions and the pool sections it evaluated. A comparison indicating unexplained loss is different from locating the failed component. If further detection is needed, distinguish that work from repair or deck access before approving a proposal based on an incomplete water-level history.
Separate pool testing from pool repair
Ask how the pool condition and refill activity are considered together. Confirm whether the visit provides test findings, a repair proposal or both.
Related service information
Pelican Marsh area guide and swimming pool & spa leak repair. Our Naples water leak service homepage explains the wider scope.