Pool Leak Tips
There is a reason why experienced pool inspectors ask about water loss before they become impressed by sparkling water, new tile, or a freshly painted deck. A pool can look beautiful during a showing while still requiring frequent refilling or...
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The solution is surprisingly simple: a pool inspection should evaluate not only what can be seen, but also whether the pool is holding water as it should. A pool may look clean, operate quietly, and have no obvious cracks while...
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Let's re-examine the fundamentals of pool water loss, because a solar cover changes what you should expect to see. A properly fitted solar cover can dramatically reduce evaporation, so a noticeable drop in the pool level while the cover remains...
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There is a reason a pool can show leak symptoms around the suction side without leaving an obvious puddle near the equipment. The plumbing before the pump operates under vacuum while the system is running, so a damaged seal, loose...
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In a world of automatic fillers, buried pipes, and equipment that runs while you sleep, a plumbing leak can quietly waste a surprising amount of pool water before anyone notices. The challenge is that a low water level does not...
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