Pool Leak Detection

You may think that a pool is just for fun and relaxation, but it can also be the perfect place to entertain your friends and family. It's an easy way to spend time together with those you love outside of your home or work setting. You'll never run out of things to do at a pool: swimming, playing games, watching movies on the big screen, tanning in the sun...the list goes on! But what do you do when you find yourself with a leaking pool?

A leaking swimming pool can lead to costly water loss in addition to threatening the safety of swimmers. Leaks or pool leaks can also lead to a host of other difficulties such as structural damage and skimmer problems. Whether you are a homeowner with a leaking pool or the maintenance manager of a public pool, it is your responsibility to ensure that you identify and address leak repairs.

It's not always easy to spot a leaky pool. If you think that yours might be leaking, try turning off the automatic refiller before looking for leaks manually! Fill up one bucket with water and record how much falls out each day over several days.

Pool leaks are often hard to spot, but there's a quick way you can confirm your suspicion. Turn off the pool's automatic filler and fill it up with water; then wait for it reduces by about an inch every day or so before recording how much has drained from the bucket next door (depending on size).

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Pool Leaks - Professional Detection

We know that sometimes it can be difficult to tell if you have a pool leak.

Progressive Leak Testing

Pool leaks can be a real pain for property managers and homeowners.

Prevent Leaking Pool

Pools are designed and built to be watertight, but the ground can shift, and/or parts of your pool can degrade or just plain wear out, causing leaks.

Identify a Leak in Your Pool

There are different types of pools, so there may be a few different areas leaking at once.

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