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Leak Detections & Repairs

First Things First!
Is There A Leak?

I DEFINITELY HAVE A LEAK, HELP!

OR

Two ways to check for a leak

**Before starting any simple leak test make sure your autofill is turned off if you have one**

RULER TEST - Easy and Approachable

- Tape a plastic ruler onto the top of the tile line in the pool and mark the water level

- Snap a photo to reference the water level later

- Use our Pool Water Loss Calculator to see what the projected water loss is for evaporation 

- Wait 24 hours and compare the water levels

- We recommend a leak detection when water loss is ½ inch or greater over a 24 hour period

- For water loss less than ½ inch over a 24 hour period we recommend periodic bucket testing at least once a week or as you deem necessary and if you begin noticing 1/2in or greater water loss over 24hours contact us for a leak detection.

- Reason: Pools and spas can leak small amounts of water through many different pipe penetrations and material interfaces. These leaks can be very difficult and sometimes impossible to locate.

BUCKET TEST - Tried and True

- Place a piece of tape or mark a line with a permanent marker on the inside of the bucket a few inches from the top.

- Place the bucket on the first step in your pool and fill the bucket with water to the level of the tape inside the bucket.

- Place a piece of tape or mark a line with a permanent marker on the outside of the bucket at the level of the water on the outside of the bucket.

- Snap a photo to reference the water level later

- Use our Pool Water Loss Calculator to see what the projected water loss is for evaporation 

- Wait 24 hours and compare the water levels

- If your water loss is greater than what the expected water loss was then, it's time to schedule a leak detection with us!

Take A Look At Our FREE
Pool Water Loss Calculator!

This can help you determine if it's time to reach out for a leak detection or if it's just this Texas heat!

It's Looking Suspiciously Like A Leak...
What's Next?

Three Steps To Leak Repairs

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Detect
We determine which PVC plumbing system is leaking
Locate
We locate where the physical leak is using different leak locating technologies
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Access & Repair
We access the leaky pipes and make the necessary repairs

Check out a few of our previous repairs!

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Visible Water Loss

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Pressure Testing During Repairs

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Replacing The Leaky Pipes

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Leaky Plumbing In Pool Wall

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Pool Leak Under Concrete Deck

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Visible Water Loss

A repair can be an entire excavation project or may involve jackhammering, removing and re-pouring concrete decks and, in some cases, chipping-out and removing sections of the concrete structure.

I Need A Leak Repair,
What Does That Mean?

Once we locate the leak, after testing the water pressure in all water outlets,

we will begin to access the plumbing. 

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This can mean that we drill through the concrete or decking to reach the pipes.

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Once they are located and accessible, we will begin replacing and securing the new plumbing pipes. 

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After this step, we will run a test to ensure there is no more leaking and that all your water pressure is good to go!

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