Repairing Central Florida Swimming Pool & Spa Leaks

Detecting and repairing water leaks in your Central Florida swimming pool are vital. Not only will it cost more money in water and chemicals, water leaks can cause extensive property damage that insurance companies usually don't cover.  It just takes a hole as small as a pencil tip can waste hundreds of gallons of water in just one day!

Here are a few Swimming Pool Maintenance Tips to Save you Money!

Repairing Central Florida Swimming Pool & Spa Leaks - Leak Detection Blog | Orlando, Florida | Leak Doctor - ThinkstockPhotos-518779770Check the equipment, pump, pad, heater, pipe valves, filter and the ground for moisture.

Look for any soggy or wet areas around the equipment and pool areas.

Check to see how much water your pool is losing by using a grease pencil or tape and mark the water level at the skimmer. Check back in twenty-four hours, if your pool has lost more than a quarter of an inch of water a leak is evident.

There is also a bucket test to check for water leaks. Fill a bucket with water and place it on the step inside the pool and mark the water level of the pool on the inside and outside of the bucket. The water level should be the same in twenty-four hours, if not it indicates a leak.

With everything in the home that uses water turned off (including the pool), check the water meter. If the meter is registering, it indicates a leak somewhere in the home.

Whether it's your pool causing concern for a water leak or pipes inside your home or under the ground, the Leak Doctor is happy to provide helpful information. We are committed to customer satisfaction and use state of the art wall and ground listening equipment and other technology to detect any water leaks and save you money.

If you suspect your pool or spa has a water leak, contact the Orlando Leak Doctor before the situation deteriorates further. We provide affordable and quick solutions to all your water leak issues.

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