Pool Leak Detection
Locating a pool leak can be difficult from the untrained eye. Most pool leaks are invisble, making it almost impossible to see. The hot summers in Phoenix can make a pool leak very hard to distinguish between normal evaporation and an actual pool leak. Our pool leak techicians have years of experience locating and fixing pool leaks.
Don't let a pool leak ruin your day. Finding and fixing your pool leak early could save you thousands of dollars. We use advanced pool leak detection methods and equipment to ensure we find the leak the first time. We use multiple pool leak detection methods including dye testing, pressure testing and electronic listing devices to accurately locate your pool leak. Our highly trained technicians will quickly and accurately diagnose your pool to ensure we've found the problem. We specialize in residential and commercial swimming pools all across the Phoenix, AZ area.
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After 15 years of pool leak detection and repairing pool leaks in the Phoenix area, below are some of the more common causes of leaks that we have encountered
1. Pool Skimmer Leaks
2. Pool Shell & Structural Cracks
3. Pool Return Jet Leaks
4. Pool Plaster & Surface Damage
5. Pool Light Leaks
Very common in Phoenix. The connection between the skimmer and pool shell can develop gaps or cracks as materials expand, contract, and settle over time.
Soil movement, improper construction, and aging concrete can cause cracks in pool walls, floors, and steps that allow water to escape.
Around 25% of the pools we test in Phoenix have return jet leaks. Return fittings can loosen or develop cracks over time, allowing water to escape around the connection between the fitting and pool wall.
Aging plaster, poor installation, and underlying structural movement can create cracks that allow water to reach and escape through defects in the pool shell.
Almost 50% of our call turn out to be pool light leaks. Gaps around underwater light niches or damaged conduit connections can allow water to escape through the pool wall.
Step 1: Pool Inspection & Water Loss Evaluation
Step 2: Specialized Leak Detection Testing
Step 3: Identifying the Exact Leak Location
Step 4: Explain Repair Options
