Pool shell and fitting leak detection
Focused inspection of surfaces, fittings and penetrations where water may escape from the pool body.
Where structural pool leaks can occur
Water may escape at a visible crack, but small failures around fittings are also common suspects. Skimmer throats, return jets, lights, cleaner sockets and junctions between materials deserve careful attention.
Concrete and fibreglass pools
Concrete pools may show cracks, deteriorated sealant or issues at penetrations. Fibreglass pools can have fitting seals, surface damage or plumbing interfaces that require investigation. The pool type and finish influence the appropriate testing and repair pathway.
Why the resting waterline matters
If the pool repeatedly falls to the same height and then slows or stops, that level may provide a useful clue. Avoid draining the pool to investigate it yourself; lowering a pool without professional advice can damage some structures or finishes.
Targeted next steps
When testing identifies a likely fitting or structural point, a suitable pool repair professional can advise on repair options. Early diagnosis may help limit continued water loss and surrounding ground saturation.