Losing more water than evaporation can explain? We find the actual source of the leak first, then walk you through the repair options before the damage spreads.
Leak detection is a process of elimination — we rule things out systematically rather than guessing.
We confirm the pool is actually leaking, not just losing water to evaporation.
Structure, tile, fittings and plumbing checked for visible signs of a leak.
Pump, filter and plumbing connections inspected for hidden leaks.
Once we find the source, you get a clear explanation of what it will take to fix it.
Any of these on their own are worth a look, especially in combination.
Submit the estimate form or call, and describe what you're seeing.
We run a water loss test and inspect the shell, tile, equipment and plumbing.
Get a clear explanation of the source and what repair options are available.
We complete the fix and confirm the water level holds steady.
A lot of leak calls turn into bigger renovations once we're already in the pool. We tell you honestly whether that's the case for yours, or whether a targeted repair is all you need.
As the sister company of South Texas Custom Pools, we understand pool structure and plumbing from the construction side, which helps us track down leaks that are harder to find.
Waterlines, spillways and pool structures we've inspected and repaired.
Rock Waterfall Feature
Spa & Pool Waterline
Rain-Curtain Water Feature
Infinity-Edge Waterline
Sunset Infinity PoolPools naturally lose some water to evaporation, especially in South Texas summers. A bucket test can help you compare pool water loss to a control bucket — if the pool is losing noticeably more, it's worth having it inspected.
In most cases, yes. We start with visual inspection, dye testing and equipment checks before considering anything more invasive.
We explain exactly what we found and what it will take to fix it, then give you a written scope of work before any repair begins.
Yes. Water finding its way under decking or equipment pads over time can undermine the structure around the pool, which is why we recommend addressing leaks as soon as they're confirmed.
Both. Once we've located the source, we'll walk you through the repair options and can complete the fix as part of the same project.
Tell us what's happening, upload a few photos and our team will help you determine the right next step.
Tell us what is happening. We will follow up to schedule your free estimate.
