
Palm Beach County — Pool Leak Detection
Pool Leak Detection in Palm Springs
Losing more water than evaporation explains? Eagle Eye finds pool leaks in Palm Springs with electronic listening equipment, pressure testing and dye testing, in most cases without draining your pool.
No deposit required for detection · Same-day service available (additional fees apply)
How We Find Pool Leaks in Palm Springs
Palm Springs is a village in central Palm Beach County, next to Lake Worth Beach and Greenacres. Eagle Eye serves Palm Springs as part of our Palm Beach County coverage.
In South Florida, normal evaporation is about 1/4 inch per day. If your pool drops faster than that, or your autofill never stops running, a leak is the likely cause.
Our inspection covers the pool shell, the plumbing lines and the equipment. Pressure testing isolates each line, electronic equipment pinpoints the leak, and dye testing confirms suspected spots. You get a detailed report with findings and repair recommendations.
Electronic Leak Detection
Underwater listening equipment locates leaks in the shell and fittings.
Pressure Testing
Each plumbing line is tested on its own to find underground leaks.
Dye Testing
Dye confirms suspected leak points at cracks and fittings.
Detailed Report
Findings, photos, repair recommendations and cost estimates.
Signs Your Pool May Be Leaking
Fast Water Loss
The water level drops more than 1/4 inch a day.
Autofill Always On
The autofill system runs constantly.
Soggy Spots or Cracks
Wet ground around the pool, or cracks in the deck or shell.
Air in the System
Air bubbles in the return jets, or equipment losing prime.
Pool Leak Detection in Palm Springs: FAQ
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