Pool Losing Water? Find the Source.
Know What to Fix.

Normal evaporation changes with temperature, humidity, wind and pool use. Consistent water loss, a frequently running auto-fill, unexplained wet areas, air entering the system or water loss that continues when the equipment is off can indicate a leak. A professional inspection can determine whether the loss is caused by evaporation, plumbing or the pool structure.

Pricing depends on the type of pool, whether a spa or additional water features are included, the number of plumbing lines and the overall complexity of the inspection. We will review the pool and the symptoms you are experiencing, explain the recommended inspection scope and confirm the price before the appointment is scheduled.

Inspection time varies based on the size and complexity of the pool, the number of plumbing lines, accessibility, water clarity and the type of testing required. Most inspections are completed during one appointment, but unusually complex systems may require additional testing or follow-up work.

Depending on the pool and the symptoms, the inspection may include plumbing pressure testing, dye testing, underwater listening equipment, visual examination and testing around fittings, lights, drains, skimmers, jets and other potential leak points. You will also receive clear findings and recommendations explaining what should happen next.

In most cases, no. The pool should normally be filled to its standard operating level so the plumbing, fittings and underwater components can be evaluated properly. The water should also be reasonably clear so underwater areas can be inspected safely and accurately.

The diagnostic inspection itself does not normally require excavation or removal of the pool deck. Our goal is to identify and document the source of the water loss before invasive repair work begins. If an underground plumbing repair is required, the recommended repair area and next steps will be explained after testing is complete.

Yes. We inspect for broken underground plumbing lines as well as leaks involving skimmers, return fittings, pool jets, main drains, light conduits, cracks, penetrations and other structural components. The exact testing process is based on the pool design and the symptoms reported.

Yes. After the inspection, you will receive documented findings explaining what was tested and what was discovered. When applicable, the report includes photos and videos showing the leak location, failed component or area requiring further attention.

Our primary service is accurately diagnosing the source of the water loss and explaining what needs to be repaired. When additional repair work is required, we can provide clear recommendations and help coordinate trusted repair specialists so there is a straightforward path toward a permanent solution.

Keep the pool filled to its normal operating level, make sure the water is reasonably clear and provide access to the pool equipment and surrounding areas. Let us know about previous repairs, recent renovations, unusual equipment behavior or any testing that has already been completed.

Precision Leak Detection is based in Jupiter and primarily serves homeowners throughout Palm Beach County, including Jupiter, Palm Beach Gardens, West Palm Beach, Wellington, Lake Worth Beach, Boynton Beach, Delray Beach and Boca Raton. Select appointments are also available in Martin County, St. Lucie County and North Broward.

You can submit the inspection request form on this page or call Precision Leak Detection directly at 706-575-9792. Tell us how quickly the pool is losing water and any symptoms you have noticed so we can recommend the appropriate inspection.