Leak assessment
Start with the pool’s symptoms, recent changes, water-loss pattern and accessible components.
Pool leak testingTargeted checks for unexplained water loss in residential pools, circulation plumbing, equipment and structural penetrations.
Start with the pool’s symptoms, recent changes, water-loss pattern and accessible components.
Pool leak testingInspect pumps, filters, valves, unions, exposed lines and signs that may point to pressure or suction-side leakage.
Equipment and plumbing leaksInvestigate suspected leakage around skimmers, return jets, lights, fittings, cracks and pool surfaces.
Pool shell leaksNo single technique suits every pool. The right approach depends on whether water loss occurs with the system running, where the waterline settles, and which components can be isolated safely.
Diagnostics may include visual inspection, controlled water-level observation, targeted dye testing and plumbing tests where suitable. Findings guide the next repair step; testing itself does not guarantee that every concealed issue can be confirmed on the first visit.