A checklist for HOA, condo, apartment and hotel managers. Built from Florida DOH form DH 920 inspection key codes, ranked by how often each item was cited on real Pool Closed and Unsatisfactory records.
Buy the checklist for $9 What's insideA clean, printable PDF (a few pages) you can walk with before the inspector arrives.
Plain-language checklist items mapped to the Florida Department of Health Inspection Key (form DH 920), with the FAC / FBC references printed on that form.
Ordered by how often each item appeared on Pool Closed and Unsatisfactory inspections in Orange, Hillsborough, Brevard and Lee counties, Sep 26–Oct 25, 2026 — PCL's own tally of public records (518 facilities).
Water chemistry, safety gear, deck and fence, equipment room, and the daily maintenance log — the items inspectors actually mark.
Counts are PCL's tally of cited codes on public DOH Pool Closed / Unsatisfactory records for those four counties in that window. A citation is a point-in-time record.
One-time $9 download. Pay with Stripe; after payment you land on a private download page.
Not legal advice. The DOH inspector's judgment governs. Verify current rules in Florida Administrative Code Chapter 64E-9 and the Florida Building Code before relying on this checklist.
Prep to DOH form DH 920 under FAC 64E-9: chemistry in range, daily maintenance log filled, flowmeter and gauges working, water clear and at skim level, rescue gear and rules signs on the deck, fence/gates and suction covers intact.
A printable DH 920–aligned list for public/commercial pools. Ours is ranked by real citation frequency from public Pool Closed and Unsatisfactory records, then sold as a $9 PDF.
HOA, condo, apartment and hotel managers — not a residential home-sale inspection form. Pool service companies usually want the $79 county lead list instead.
Stripe checkout sends you to a private download page for the PDF. No account required. Instant download after payment.
Buy the checklist for $9 Statewide checklist landing County prep guides
Florida Department of Health, form DH 920 Inspection Key (poolinspections.pdf). Florida Administrative Code Chapter 64E-9 (Public Swimming Pools and Bathing Places). Citation frequency from PoolCitationLeads' compilation of public FDOH pool inspection records for Orange, Hillsborough, Brevard and Lee counties, Sep 26–Oct 25, 2026. PoolCitationLeads is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Florida Department of Health.
PoolCitationLeads