Pool Leak Detection
WHAT TO WATCH FOR
Signs of a Leak
Falling water level. The waterline drops noticeably between visits or keeps sitting lower on the tile.
Unexplained refill demand. You find yourself topping off the pool more often than usual, or an auto-fill seems to run constantly.
Wet equipment areas. Damp ground, puddles or moisture around the pump, filter, heater or plumbing when the system has not been serviced.
Some water loss is normal evaporation. Rather than guess, we inspect and test as appropriate to tell a suspected leak apart from evaporation.
OUR PROCESS
How We Inspect and Test for Leaks
A falling water level can come from evaporation, a leak, or both. Rather than guessing, we look at the pool, the equipment and the plumbing, then run testing as appropriate for what we find.
01
Inspection
We review the water level history you share, check the pool shell, fittings and equipment pad, and look for wet areas or other visible signs.
02
Testing as Appropriate
Based on the inspection, we use the tests that fit your pool to help separate a suspected leak from normal evaporation and narrow down where water may be going.
03
Findings and Next Steps
We explain what we found and propose next steps. Some leaks can be repaired directly; others may require more invasive work, including excavation, so we can't promise every fix avoids it.