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Signs include losing more than 2 inches of water a week (or 3 inches a week in hot, dry climates) beyond normal evaporation, per EPA WaterSense guidelines. Other signs: wet spots in the yard or around the deck, cracks in the pool shell or deck, air bubbles in the return jets, or a rising water bill with no other explanation.
We use advanced technologies like acoustic detectors, infrared cameras, and ground penetrating radar to detect leaks without damaging your property.
In most cases, no. Our acoustic, dye, and pressure testing methods are designed to pinpoint a leak without draining the pool or tearing up your yard, deck, or equipment pad. We only recommend digging or draining once we know exactly where the leak is and repair work requires it.
Yes, we have specialized equipment to locate leaks in plastic pool plumbing lines, which are often challenging to detect due to their non-metallic nature.
Contact us right away. Water damage and freezing claims average $15,400 and are the second most common cause of homeowners insurance losses nationally, according to the Insurance Information Institute, so catching a leak early can save you real money along with the water itself.
The duration varies depending on the complexity of the leak, but most residential pool leak detections are completed within a few hours.