Pool leak detection
Most plumbers won't touch pool leaks. Most pool companies don't have the equipment. We use pressure testing, dye injection, and electronic listening to pinpoint leaks without tearing up your deck on a guess.
What’s included
- Bucket-test confirmation (evaporation vs leak)
- Static pressure test on all return + suction lines
- Dye injection on visible structural leaks
- Electronic listening on underground plumbing
- Skimmer, light niche, and main drain inspection
- Written report with leak location + repair quote
How it works
We'll walk you through a bucket test on the phone, half the time it's evaporation, not a leak.
90–180 minutes. We confirm, locate, document.
We quote the repair after locating the leak and assessing the plumbing.
What to know about Utah pools
- Weber County is short on pool-specific leak specialists. Most homeowners get bounced between plumbers and pool companies, neither equipped. We've invested in the equipment that ends that loop.
- Utah freeze cycles cause specific leak patterns, skimmer throat cracks, return-line breaks 18" deep. We know where to look first.
- Address leaks before they cause further damage to plumbing, equipment, or the surrounding ground.
Common questions
How do I know if I have a leak?
What's the most common leak in Utah pools?
Will you have to break up my deck?
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Equipment repair
Most repairs come up mid-summer, which is exactly when you don't want a broken pump.
Pool opening
Mid-April through mid-May, cover off, plumbing reconnected, chemistry reset, every piece of equipment fired up and pressure-tested.
Pool inspection
Buying a home with a pool, and the home inspector skipped it the way they usually do? We do the full thing, structure, equipment, plumbing, electrical, chemistry, and the PDF report lands in your inbox inside twenty-four hours so the closing keeps moving.
Tell us what your pool needs.
Send us your ZIP and a few details. We’ll follow up with pricing and scheduling.