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Florida health pool inspection checklist

Looking for a Florida Department of Health pool inspection checklist? This printable PDF maps plain-language tasks to form DH 920 (the same code key inspectors use under FAC 64E-9) and ranks items by how often they appeared on real Pool Closed and Unsatisfactory public records.

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Why this checklist exists

Searchers looking for “florida health pool inspection checklist”, “florida pool inspection checklist”, or “commercial pool inspection checklist” usually need a practical walk-through before a county DOH visit — not a residential home-sale inspection and not a foster-care barrier checklist.

Official codes

DH 920 aligned

Items follow the Florida DOH Inspection Key PDF, with the FAC / FBC references printed on that form.

Real frequency

Ranked by citations

Ordered using PCL’s tally of public Pool Closed and Unsatisfactory detail pages (Orange, Hillsborough, Brevard, Lee; Sep 26–Oct 25, 2026 — 518 facilities).

Audience

Managers & operators

Built for HOA, condo, apartment and hotel staff who need the pool open after inspection day.

Most-cited items in that tally

Flowmeter — 160 of 518 failing facilities
Maintenance log — 137 of 518
Pressure/vacuum gauges — 126 of 518
Free chlorine/bromine out of range — 124 of 518
Filter/pump — 107 of 518
Water level/autofill — 98 of 518

Numbers come from scraped public DOH records for that window — not invented. County mix differs; see the county how-to guides for local order.

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