A certain amount of water loss is normal due to evaporation, spills or backwash.                  But if you are adding more than 2 inches of water per week, or if you notice the following:
• Wet or soft areas around the pool
• Cracks on tiles or pool surfaces
• Air bubbles in return lines
• Automatic filling system  continuously working
… you probably have a leak.

The bucket test helps you to determine whether the water loss is due to a leak or evaporation:
1. Fill the bucket with pool water and place it on the pool stairs.
2. Make sure that the water level of the bucket and the pool are the same.
3. Mark both of the water levels
4. Avoid swimming and rain for 24 hours.
5. Compare the water loss inside and outside of the bucket.
If the water level of the pool is lover than the bucket, you probably have a leak.

We use advanced tools and techniques to detect even hidden leaks.
• Pressure Test – checks pipes and connections
• Acoustic Audio Device – detects underground leaks
• Dye Test – shows cracks and small structural problems
• Underwater Assessment – done with diving equipment and cameras

Pool leaks are often divided into three categories:
1. Installation Leaks
These are mostly due to ground movements, tree roots, bad mounting or aging materials. We isolate the system and control each line with the pressure test. Then we verify the leak with ultrasonic audio detection.
2. Structural Leaks
These are leaks on the pool shell. Imagine the pool like a bucket – if there is a crack, the water will leak. We identify these leaks with visual and dye tests.
3. Equipment Leaks
These can occur in the pump, filter, heater, valve and waste lines. These leaks are often visible and can be easily detected when the equipment is turn on.

It is recommended to have a clean and clear pool for the most accurate results. When the pool is dirty or there is algae, the dye tests and underwater detection become harder. You might need to partially empty or clean the pool.

Yes, because small cracks can lead to bigger problems over time.
• Higher water, chemical and energy bills
• Soil erosion and collapsed terraces
• Damage to pool walls, liners and equipment
• Expensive structural repairs
Early diagnosis will prevent higher financial loss.

Definitely. Many buyers ignore the pool . We recommend a detailed leak scan before buying the house. You can avoid any pool repair costs that might occur. A small investment now can prevent large costs later