LeakFind Pool Diagnostics

Services

WHAT
WE DO.

All Services

Every leak is different. We bring the right diagnostic method to every job — no guesswork, no unnecessary damage.

01

Electronic Leak Detection

We use sensitive electronic listening equipment to detect the sound of water escaping through cracks in pool shells, pipes, and fittings — pinpointing leaks without breaking ground.

02

Pressure Testing

Each plumbing line is individually isolated and pressurized. A drop in pressure tells us exactly which line is compromised — the gold standard for pipe leak diagnosis.

03

Underground Pipe Leak Detection

Buried pipes are out of sight but not out of reach. We trace underground lines and locate breaches using a combination of pressure testing and electronic detection.

04

Structural Leak Inspection

Cracks in the pool shell, separation at tile lines, or deteriorating grout — we inspect the structure itself to find where water is seeping through.

05

Pool Dye Testing

A precise, visual method: we release dye near suspected leak points and watch for movement. If the dye gets pulled toward a crack, we've found the breach.

06

Plumbing Diagnostics

Return lines, suction lines, main drains, bubblers — we test every plumbing component in your pool system to rule out or confirm leaks.

07

Skimmer Leak Detection

Skimmers are one of the most common leak sources. We check the skimmer body, throat, and connecting plumbing for cracks and separation.

08

Spa Leak Detection

Spas have their own plumbing, jets, and shell — and their own leak patterns. We apply the same diagnostic rigor to spas as we do to full-size pools.

Our Process

1

Call

Describe the symptoms. We'll ask the right questions.

2

Inspect

We arrive with our equipment and systematically test your pool.

3

Diagnose

We locate the leak and explain exactly what's happening.

4

Report

You get a written report with findings and repair options.

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