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Pool leak questions, answered

Answers to the questions pool owners ask most often: whether it is really a leak, where pools lose water, how leaks are found and what leak detection costs.

01

Is it a leak?

Most calls start with a water level that will not hold. These checks help you tell a leak from evaporation and show what the pattern of water loss says about where the leak is.

What should I look for around the equipment pad?

Look for a wet pad when nothing has been running, drips at unions and pipe fittings, standing water under the pump, a pump that loses prime or needs priming every morning, air in the pump basket, or a filter pressure reading that has changed for no reason.

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02

Where pools leak

Most pools lose water from the same few places, and where the leak is determines what kind of repair it needs.

03

Finding the leak

What a detection visit involves, what you can try yourself first and what to avoid.

04

Cost, repair and weather

What an unrepaired leak can cost, what leak detection costs and how coastal weather affects pools.

Still not sure it’s a leak?

Describe what your pool is doing, and we will tell you what it may be and what a visit would involve. If the water level is dropping fast, call us right away.

Call (321) 474-9428