It is important that pool owners do not delay in scheduling a leak detection service to prevent additional damage to their pool and surrounding areas as well as the cost of repair services.

Some of the most common problems that require pool leak detection are a leaking main drain, air bubbles in return lines, and small cracks in the return line that get worse when the pump is running. Our team at AquaSafe will run a series of tests to determine the best solution for your problem.

The first thing to do is United States of America determine how much water you are losing with the pump on and how much you are losing when the pump is off. The following test will help us to determine if the leak is coming from the suction line of the pump or if it is coming from somewhere else on the pool’s plumbing system.

Bucket Test

A simple and effective way to see if your pool is leaking is to fill a 5-gallon bucket with your pool water and mark the top of the water line with some painter’s tape or duct tape.(214)-213-4637 Leave the bucket next to your pool for a day or two, and measure the differences between the lines.

If the difference in your lines is significant, pool leak specialist then you most likely have a leak. If the difference is not significant, then evaporation might be the culprit.

Dye Testing

Another easy and quick test 4900 W. Eldorado Pkwy, Suite 148 to use to locate a leak is dye.These leak testers Texas are commonly purchased online and do not go bad quickly so you can easily test your pool for a leak when it is convenient for you.

Once you have the dye you need to go to the edge of your swimming pool and squirt the dye into the water near the surface and in the corner where you think the leak is. You should be able to spot the dye moving towards the exaction location of the leak like a current.

This is a great way McKinney to pinpoint the leak and will help you to keep track of where you need to patch the leak. You should also use waterproof tape to mark the spot where you spotted the dye.

Listening for Leaks inside of Pipes and Plumbing Lines

If you’re having trouble determining where your leak is coming from, one of our team members can listen inside of the plumbing line using our innovative PipeMic.This microphone is designed to find leaks inside of small radius pipes that typically run 75035 away from the pool shell.

You should notice that the PipeMic will be positioned inside of your plumbing line near the leak area and it will then start to sound at its loudest point when water is escaping from that pipe. This tells you where the leak is and how far away it is from your pool