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Pool Leak Detection in Central & South Florida

Your pool should be part of enjoying home. If the water level keeps dropping, a targeted investigation can help you understand the concern before choosing repair work.

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Led by Fred Rodrigues, Certified Master Inspector®A closer look at the scope

WHAT THIS HELPS YOU DO

Understand the water loss you are seeing.

Start with the pattern at your pool, then plan a focused investigation and appropriate follow-up.

Put the pattern in context

When and how quickly the level drops can help define the concern; water loss alone does not establish a leak.

Focus the investigation

The pool’s setup and recent work help shape the investigation being arranged.

Plan the next step

Use the findings when asking the appropriate pool professional about further evaluation or repair options.

HOW TO ARRANGE THE SERVICE

From observation to investigation.

We establish the proposed work, provider arrangements and access needs before a visit is arranged.

Give the team a clear picture of the water loss you have noticed.

Review the pattern

We discuss your observations, equipment setup and recent pool work.

Investigate the concern

The agreed investigation is carried out with its access requirements and limitations.

Explain the findings

The findings help identify appropriate follow-up; detection and repair are separate services.

KNOW WHAT TO EXPECT

What the inspection covers

Start with the water loss you have noticed. The pool’s setup, recent work and available access guide the proposed investigation.

History & conditions

We start with your observations, the pool’s setup, and any recent work or repairs.

Targeted investigation

The proposed investigation is planned around the pool’s setup, suspected issue and access conditions. Its methods and limitations are established before the visit.

Findings and repair follow-up

We explain observed findings and when a pool professional should assess repair options.

Agree on the investigation before the visit

We explain the proposed methods and limitations for your pool, then discuss observed findings and when a pool professional should assess repair options. Leak detection and repair work are separate services.

A basic visual pool review during a home inspection is different from dedicated leak detection. Detection scope and repair work are separate.

MAKE THE NEXT STEP USEFUL

Keep the pool ready for the visit.

Call before changing the water level or preparing equipment for the investigation.

Note when the level changes

Record the water-loss pattern, whether equipment is running and any recent work. Call before adjusting the level or equipment.

Keep repair decisions separate

A detection visit and a repair quote answer different questions. Use the findings to plan any further work with the appropriate pool professional.

BEFORE YOU BOOK

Pool Leak Detection questions, answered.

Water loss, preparation, pricing and the difference between detection and repair.

Ask a question about this service

Does water loss always mean there is a leak?

No. Several conditions can affect water level. Share the pattern you have noticed so we can discuss an appropriate next step.

Do you repair the pool?

Leak detection and repair are separate scopes. Ask us to confirm the investigation being arranged, then discuss repair options and pricing with the appropriate pool professional.

How much does Pool Leak Detection cost?

Contact us with the pool setup, water-loss pattern and any recent work. Confirm the proposed investigation, access requirements and quote before arranging the visit; detection and repair prices are separate.Ask for the service and quote

Should I lower the water level before the visit?

Call before adjusting the water level. Preparation depends on the agreed investigation, so describe what you have observed and follow the confirmed visit instructions.

Can I arrange leak detection while buying a home?

Tell us your purchase deadline and the concern identified at the pool. Confirm whether this separate investigation can be coordinated, what it will address and when findings will be available; a basic visual pool review is not dedicated leak detection.

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