Pool Leak Detection Fort Pierce

Several different indicators can help you to identify a swimming pool leak. This could include an increased water bill, cracking in the surface of your pool, the need to add large amounts of water each day, or the fact that your water pump is losing prime. In a sense, it can be somewhat normal for a pool to lose some of its water, as this is commonly due to evaporation, big splashes, and a little backwashing through the filter. But, it’s important to acknowledge if you’re regularly finding that you need to add more than 2-4 inches of water per week then there may be a more serious leak. If you’re in the Fort Pierce area, we are here to help.

Areas At Risk 

Plumbing & Pipework

Plumbing systems inside pools can encourage leaks for several reasons, including the quality of the material used for piping, the initial installation standard, how old the pipes may be, the configuration of all of the plumbing, and the conditions around the system itself, too.

Pool Surface Cracking 

Cracks in the surface of your pool are often no more than cosmetic, however, they can easily lead to a more serious problem if left untreated. Said cracks can begin to develop inside the concrete which lies underneath your pool’s finished surface thanks to settling, shifting of ground, erosion or as a direct result of draining and exposure to the elements for a long period of time.  Any crack you find in your swimming pool’s surface must be assessed thoroughly by an expert to ensure you can stay out of harm’s way.