FAQ

• How can I tell if my pool has a leak?

  One way to tell if your pool has a leak is by monitoring the water level. If the water level drops significantly, it could indicate a leak. Other signs include wet areas near the pool or pool deck, or an increase in your water bill.

• What are the most common causes of pool leaks?

  The most common causes of pool leaks are worn or damaged pool equipment, such as the pump or filter, or a hole or crack in the pool's structure, such as the walls or floor.

• How can I locate the source of a pool leak?

  The source of a pool leak can be located by performing a pressure test, a dye test, or a hydrostatic test. These tests can help identify the location of the leak so it can be repaired.

• What is the cost of pool leak detection and repair?

  The cost of pool leak detection and repair can vary depending on the severity of the leak and the method used to locate and repair it. On average, it can range from a few hundred dollars to several thousand dollars.

• How long does it take to repair a pool leak?

  The time it takes to repair a pool leak can vary depending on the location and severity of the leak, as well as the repair method used. A simple repair can take a few hours to complete, while a more complex repair may take several days or longer.