Leak Detection
- Problem 1: Falling or Cracking
Tile leaks can weaken the ground around a pool, causing cracks or shifting tiles. - Problem 2: Dirt or Air Blown into Pool
Leaks in the plumbing system can pull in air or dirt, which can get blown into the pool through the returns. - Problem 3: Change in Water Level
A dropping water level is a clear sign of a leak, but it’s important to rule out evaporation. - Problem 4: Water Around Equipment
Corrosion or standing water near the pump or pipes often signals a pool leak. - Problem 5: Rising Water Bills
If your autofill runs nonstop or your water bill jumps up unexpectedly, it may be time to check for a pool leak. - Problem 6: Wet Areas in Yard
Soggy spots or uneven grass growth near the pool could indicate a plumbing leak. - Problem 7: Excess Chemical Usage
Needing more chemicals than usual may signal a leak, as fresh water entering the pool can disrupt chemical balance.
Pool Leak Detection & Repair Services
Our certified divers expertly locate leaks in vinyl, marcite and fiberglass pools. They can accurately pinpoint underground plumbing leaks using pressure testing in plumbing lines. A dye test is also performed to properly determine and repair structural pool leaks so you can retreat to your sanctuary undisturbed.