IS YOUR POOL LEAKING?

Signs of a swimming pool leak include unexplained water loss, visible cracks in the pool structure, constantly refilling the pool, soggy ground near the pool, air bubbles from return jets, or unusually high water and chemical bills. 

Normal evaporation causes about ¼ to ½ inch of water loss per day, depending on weather, pool temperature, and usage. If your pool is losing more water than this, you may need professional pool leak detection. 

Pool leaks are most commonly found in:

• Underground plumbing lines 
• Skimmers and main drains 
• Pool lights and fittings 
• Steps and tile lines 
• Cracks in concrete or fiberglass shells

Professional pool leak detection services use advanced, non-invasive methods such as:

• Pressure testing pool plumbing 
• Dye testing around fittings and cracks 
• Electronic leak listening equipment 
• Line isolation testing

These techniques allow technicians to locate leaks without unnecessary digging or draining.

These methods allow leaks to be found without draining or damaging the pool.

No. Most modern pool leak detection techniques are performed with the pool full or partially full, protecting your pool’s structure and finish. 

Typically 1–2 hours, depending on pool size, type, and complexity of the plumbing system. 

Yes. Leak detection techniques are effective for:

• Concrete pools & spa
• Fiberglass pools & spa
• Vinyl liner in ground pools

Yes! Some companies provide detection only, while we offer full pool leak repair services. We will provide a repair quote based off of our findings during the leak detection.

 Yes. Early pool leak detection helps prevent costly structural damage, reduces water waste, lowers utility bills, and extends the life of pool equipment. 

DIY methods like the bucket test can confirm water loss, but accurately locating the leak usually requires professional tools and experience. 

 Ignoring a pool leak can cause:

• Structural damage to the pool shell 
• Soil erosion under decking 
• Cracked concrete or pavers 
• Higher water, chemical, and energy costs 
• Equipment failure

 Contact a professional pool leak detection company if you notice excessive water loss, visible damage, wet areas near the pool, or air entering the circulation system.