That’s why we’ve invested in advanced state-of-the-art leak detection equipment. Our expert team uses a combination of techniques, including dive repairs, pressure testing, dye testing and acoustic testing, to pinpoint the source of your pool water loss quickly and efficiently. We’ll thoroughly examine all surroundings and your pool components, from the pool shell to your chlorinator, pump, heating, lights and filtration system.
Once we’ve identified the source of the leak, we’ll provide a comprehensive repair plan. Whether it’s a small crack requiring a repair patch for a swimming pool or more extensive swimming pool concrete repair, our team has the expertise to handle any situation. We’re pool leak specialists with years of experience in fixing all types of swimming pool leaks. From minor repairs to major structural issues, we’ll get your pool back to its pristine condition, saving you time, money, and the frustration of dealing with a persistent leak.
Don’t let a small leak turn into a major problem.
How to perform a Bucket Evaporation Test
This test can answer the question: are you losing water from evaporation, or is your pool leaking from a pressurised side of the pool system?
- When your pool is filled to its usual level, fill a large bucket (we recommend 20 litres plus) with pool water with a couple of inches to spare at the top. Check whether your pool has an auto-refill device, and turn it off and keep all pets away from drinking from the bucket.
- Immerse your bucket in the pool about 15 cm deep – the first or second step is usually enough.
- Measure what the water level is inside and outside the bucket, and use duct tape to mark the point.
- Leave the bucket there for a few days and measure the inside and outside water levels again. If the outside water level has dropped more than the inside water level, then your pool is probably leaking, and it is time to bring in the professionals here at Pukka Pools.
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