Leak detection
Find water loss early — before it becomes a structural or budget problem.
Unexplained water loss can damage decks, waste chemicals, and drive up utility costs. We coordinate thorough leak detection so you know what is failing and what can wait.
Whether you manage a community pool or a backyard spa, we help isolate the issue and plan the right repair path with transparent next steps.
What’s included
- Water-loss history review to rule out evaporation and obvious causes
- Leak isolation across plumbing lines, fittings, skimmers, and the shell
- Pool and spa systems — including shared-equipment setups
- Written findings you can hand to an owner, board, or insurance adjuster
- Repair coordination once the leak is located, with clear scope and sequencing
Who this is for
- Homeowners adding water every week and watching the bill climb
- Property managers documenting water loss for ownership or insurance
- Commercial sites where an undetected leak means deck and structure risk
North Texas clay soil moves with drought and rain cycles, and hard freezes crack fittings — both are common leak triggers in DFW. Summer water bills usually surface the problem; finding it early keeps the fix at a fitting instead of a deck.
Schedule this serviceLeak detection FAQ
Straight answers to the questions homeowners and property managers ask most — written so you can act fast in DFW heat, storms, and swim season.
How do I know it's a leak and not evaporation?
DFW pools can lose around a quarter inch a day to evaporation in peak summer. A simple bucket test — a bucket of water on the step, marked and compared over 24 hours — separates evaporation from a real leak. If the pool drops faster than the bucket, call us.
Where do pool leaks usually happen?
Skimmer throats, return fittings, light niches, and underground plumbing are the usual suspects. Shell cracks are less common but more serious. Detection narrows it down before anyone starts cutting deck.
Do you repair the leak too?
We coordinate the full path — detection, findings, then the repair scope. Simple fitting and equipment-pad fixes move quickly; underground or structural work gets a clear plan and timeline before anything starts.
Can you check a spa that keeps losing water?
Yes. Spas and shared pool/spa systems have their own failure points — spillway seals, check valves, and dedicated lines. We isolate whether it's the spa, the pool, or the plumbing between them.
Where we offer this
Available across Dallas–Fort Worth, including Dallas, Fort Worth, Richardson, Plano, and more — see all DFW service areas.