Swimming Pool Leaks in West Palm Beach

There are some issues that need to be addressed before we can solve your problem:

• The pool will need to be full, clean and clear.
• We will need to know the features of the pool. If it is a residential pool is there a spa, a waterfall, a fountain or a valet/caretaker system? If it is a commercial pool how many gutter plates does the pool have and how many gallons?

Additionally, it is helpful to know how much your pool is losing. Fill the pool to the normal operating level (make a mark or put a piece of tape at that level). Then measure it one day later. If you pool drops ¼” or less, you do not have a leak. If it drops more than ¼” you do have a leak and you should call us with that information regarding water loss.

Pools can only leak from one of two places. Either the plumbing (those are the PVC lines underground going to and from the pool), or the structure. If the leak is in the plumbing, the way that we find the leak is by inducing pressurized air into the plumbing lines. If the plumbing lines hold pressure, that’s good news. That means that there is no leak in your plumbing lines. If the plumbing loses pressure that means that there is a leak in your plumbing. In this case we will then use our electromagnetic equipment to locate the leak. As the pressurized air escapes from the leak, it will make a sound. This way we can hear the sound it makes with this electromagnetic equipment. That way, we can located the leak by sound, preventing destruction to you deck.

In addition to checking the plumbing lines, our Palm Beach team also check the structure. We get in the pool to check the main drain, lights, skimmer throat, return fittings, and tile line. We check all the areas that typically develop structural leaks.

Get pool leak detection in West Palm Beach now! Call (561) 948-5003 to get started or request an appointment online.