Precision Electronic Pool Leak Detection & Repair
Stop losing water and throwing money down the drain. We pinpoint underground plumbing leaks, light niche fractures, and structural cracks without tearing up your patio.
Are You Adding Water to Your Pool More Than Once a Week?
While normal Florida evaporation accounts for approximately 1/4 inch of water loss per day during dry periods, continuous water drops indicate an active plumbing or structural leak. Unchecked leaks erode soil beneath your deck, cause sinkholes, and double your utility bills.
Our specialists employ sensitive acoustic listening microphones, waterproof video borescopes, and isolated pressure testing manifolds to locate the exact millimeter of the leak before picking up a tool.
How to Test for a Pool Leak (The 24-Hour Bucket Test)
- Step 1: Place a standard 5-gallon bucket on the top pool step, filled with pool water to match the outer water level.
- Step 2: Mark the water line inside the bucket and outside on the pool wall with waterproof electrical tape.
- Step 3: Turn off any automatic auto-fill valves and run your pump normally for 24 hours.
- Step 4: Compare the marks. If the water on the outside pool tape has dropped further than inside the bucket, you have confirmed an active leak!
Suspect a Pool Leak? Schedule an Inspection
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