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IS YOUR POOL LEAKING?

Pool leak detection

COMMION INDICATORS OF A WATER LEAK

  • Excessive chemical usage
  • Tiles are loose or cracked
  • A drop in water levels
  • Soft spots in soil
  • Water bill is higher then normal

Pool leak repair

WHY ITS IMPORTANT TO FIX A POOL LEAK

Addressing a pool leak promptly is essential to avoid expensive structural damage, rising water bills, and potential harm to your property, while also ensuring your pool remains safe and fully functional. 


Leaks are the #1 cause of premature plaster failure due to the new fresh water sucking the calcium out of the plaster causing failure. 


Cost to test for a leak $350 or the cost to re-plaster your pool $10k +


PROTECT YOUR POOL. PROTECT YOUR WALLET.

Pool repair

WHAT STEPS SHOULD I TAKE IF I THINK MY POOL HAS A LEAK?

If you think your pool may be leaking, begin with a quick DIY water loss test. Should the results raise concerns or leave you uncertain, reach out to the professionals at Hot Spot Leak Detections. Our team will promptly find the leak and offer a detailed quote for the necessary repairs.

DIY POOL TEST

Pool & Spa Repairs

Pool Leak Detection

PIPE REPAIR/REPLACEMENT

PIPE REPAIR/REPLACEMENT

PIPE REPAIR/REPLACEMENT

  • Excavation: Digging up the pool deck or surrounding area to access the damaged pipe section. 
  • Cutting and Reconnecting: Carefully cut out the damaged section and replace it with a new pipe, ensuring proper connections and sealing. 
  • Reconnecting: Use couplings, PVC cement, and primer to create a watertight connection.

Skimmer repair

SKIMMER REPLACEMENT

PIPE REPAIR/REPLACEMENT

PIPE REPAIR/REPLACEMENT

What is a pool skimmer?

 Pool skimmers play a vital role in the filtration system by capturing debris and dirt from the water's surface, helping to keep your pool clean and well-maintained. 

Why replace a skimmer?

 Skimmers may need to be replaced over time due to damage, leaks, or general wear and tear. If the skimmer assembly is cracked or compromised, replacement is the best solution. 

Skimmer neck repair

SKIMMER NECK REPAIR

POSSIBLE POOL LEAK LOCATIONS

POSSIBLE POOL LEAK LOCATIONS

 The skimmer neck is the narrowed section of the skimmer box where the face plate or lid connects, allowing water to flow into the skimmer. If the skimmer neck is damaged, a plaster skimmer repair is typically the most effective solution. While some companies use polyurethane grout injection, we’ve found that this method can damage the pl

 The skimmer neck is the narrowed section of the skimmer box where the face plate or lid connects, allowing water to flow into the skimmer. If the skimmer neck is damaged, a plaster skimmer repair is typically the most effective solution. While some companies use polyurethane grout injection, we’ve found that this method can damage the plastic skimmer body—often leading to the need for a full skimmer replacement, which is a significantly more expensive repair. 

Pool leak

POSSIBLE POOL LEAK LOCATIONS

POSSIBLE POOL LEAK LOCATIONS

POSSIBLE POOL LEAK LOCATIONS

 

  • Pool Light Niche & Surrounding Structure – Cracks or faulty seals around the light housing 
  • Main Drain – Often located at the deepest point of the pool, prone to seal or plumbing issues 
  • Return Outlets – Where filtered water is returned to the pool, can develop leaks in fittings or gaskets 
  • Suction Lines – Carry water from the pool to the p

 

  • Pool Light Niche & Surrounding Structure – Cracks or faulty seals around the light housing 
  • Main Drain – Often located at the deepest point of the pool, prone to seal or plumbing issues 
  • Return Outlets – Where filtered water is returned to the pool, can develop leaks in fittings or gaskets 
  • Suction Lines – Carry water from the pool to the pump; leaks here can cause air in the system 
  • Return Lines – Transport water from the pump back into the pool 
  • Pool Pumps & Filters – Mechanical components that may leak due to wear, cracks, or faulty seals 
  • Skimmers – Can crack or separate from the pool wall, leading to leaks around the skimmer neck or housing 
  • Pool Accessories (e.g., Water Slides, Water Features) – Improper installation or wear can lead to hidden leaks or connection failures

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