A leaking pool can waste thousands of gallons and cause serious damage to your pool's structure, decking, and surrounding areas without any visible signs above ground. We use specialized electronic detection equipment and isolated pressure testing to find exactly where the leak is before any repair work begins.

How Pool Leak Detection Works

We start by isolating each plumbing line individually and pressure testing it. This tells us which line is holding pressure and which is losing it. From there we use electronic listening equipment and dye testing to pinpoint the exact location of the leak, whether it's in the plumbing, the shell, or the equipment pad.

Many leaks are underground or inside the pool shell and produce no visible wet spots. Escaping water from the structure or plumbing is rarely seen. We have the equipment to find underground issues and put your mind at ease.

Signs Your Pool May Be Leaking

Losing more water than usual

If you're adding water more than once a week, or more than a quarter inch per day is disappearing, it's worth checking.

Unexplained spike in your water bill

A significant water bill increase that doesn't match your usage is one of the most common early signs of a pool leak.

Algae that won't go away

Constant water replenishment because of a leaking pool will dilute chemicals and promote algae growth, even with regular treatment.

The Bucket Test

A simple bucket test can help you determine your rate of water loss at home. Fill a bucket with pool water, place it on the pool steps, mark both water levels, and wait 24 hours. If the pool dropped significantly more than the bucket, you likely have a leak. Call us at (469) 496-6425 and we are happy to walk you through it.

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