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Orange County

Pool leak detection in Orlando

Orlando has more leak detection companies than any other market we serve, so it helps to know what happens if a leak is not found. If your pool is clearly losing a lot of water and we do not find the leak on the first visit, we come back free of charge. That does not apply when the pool’s condition prevents testing, such as a dirty pool or a water level that is too low. If you are unsure whether your pool is ready, text a photo or video to our number. Leak Locators East Coast serves Orlando the same way we work everywhere: we locate the leak first, document it in writing, and open nothing until it is found.

Method

How the leak is located

The diagnosis relies on acoustic listening and line-by-line pressure testing. Pressure testing shows which lines hold pressure and which do not, and acoustic listening locates the leak along the line that fails. In a market this large, most companies have equipment. What matters is whether the visit ends with a located leak or only an estimate.

An Orlando visit is carried out in this order.

  1. Detect

    We confirm the pool is losing water and rule out evaporation. Then we isolate each plumbing line and pressure-test it; a line that will not hold pressure is the one with the problem.

  2. Locate

    Acoustic listening equipment narrows the leak down to one point along the line, and we mark the surface above it. Nothing is opened to find the leak.

  3. Repair

    The repair needs only a small opening at the marked point. If you schedule it with us, the same crew that found the leak makes the repair, and your written report covers what was tested, found and fixed.

A technician wearing headphones and holding a ground microphone against a tiled shower floor, with an acoustic amplifier on a shoulder strap

Our services in Orlando

Select a service to see how the work is done.

Inground Pool Leak Detection
For concrete, gunite and fiberglass pools. We find where the pool is losing water before any repair is chosen.
Above-Ground Pool Leak Detection
For above-ground pools: the liner and its bead track, the skimmer and return connections, the hoses and the equipment.
Inground Vinyl Liner Leak Detection
For inground pools with a vinyl liner: the liner, its seams, its fittings and the buried plumbing behind it.
Commercial Pool Leak Detection
For HOA, hotel and community pools, with written findings a board can use.
Slab Leak Detection
Finding leaks under a concrete slab without opening the floor.
Spa Leak Detection
Finding where a spa is losing water, including a spa that may be draining into the pool.
Commercial Pool Repair
Repairing located leaks on HOA, apartment and hotel pools, scheduled around pool use.
Inground Pool Leak Repair
We repair leaks in inground pools, using the smallest opening that will do the job.
Vinyl Liner Pool Leak Repair
Repairing tears, seams, bead track and fitting leaks in vinyl liner pools. We do not replace full liners.
Spa Leak Repair
Repairing the leaks we find in spas, quoted free once we know what is broken.
Pool Inspections
An independent, written assessment of the pool, including before a home purchase.
Pool Resurfacing
Replacing a pool surface that has failed, rather than coating over it.
Pool Painting
Repainting and coating an existing pool surface, without replacing it.

Service area

Coverage

Orlando is in Orange County. Kissimmee, Winter Garden and Lake Nona are also confirmed service areas, and Lake Nona does not have its own page and is covered here. A travel fee may apply for locations 45 minutes or more from Melbourne, Florida. The amount varies by location, so please call for pricing.

Do you serve Lake Nona and the rest of Orange County?

Yes. Lake Nona, Winter Garden and the surrounding Orange County communities are confirmed service areas, and we serve them as part of the Orlando area.

There are many leak detection companies here. What makes you different?

Ask what you receive at the end of the visit. We provide written findings on the invoice describing what was located and where, which is what the person doing the repair needs. A verbal “it is somewhere in the return line” does not give them that.

Could the leak be under the house rather than the pool?

Yes, that happens, and it requires a different test. Finding a failing water line beneath a slab is slab leak detection, which we also offer.

Do you have to break concrete to find it?

No. Locating the leak is non-invasive. Any concrete that must be opened is part of the repair, in the one place we marked.

Tell us about your pool in Orlando.

Tell us what you are seeing, and we will explain what it may mean and what a visit would involve.

Call (321) 474-9428