St. Lucie County Pool Leak Detection
Losing more water than evaporation explains? Eagle Eye finds pool leaks in St. Lucie County with electronic listening equipment, pressure testing and dye testing, in most cases without draining your pool.
In St. Lucie County, a pool that drops more than a quarter inch a day is worth testing.
How We Find Pool Leaks in St. Lucie County
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.
How a leak is found
Three tests, each one making the leak show itself.
Pressure testing
Each plumbing line is isolated and pressurised with water or air on Andersen equipment. A gauge that will not hold its pressure shows which line is leaking.
About pressure testingDye testing
Dye released in still water near a suspected spot is pulled toward the opening by the escaping water, showing the leak at a crack, fitting or light niche.
About dye testingElectronic listening
LeakTronics listening devices amplify the sound a leak makes underground or inside the pool walls and plumbing, so it can be located precisely.
About electronic listening
Questions
Pool leaks in St. Lucie County
How can I tell if my pool in St. Lucie County is leaking?
South Florida heat takes some water every day, so a falling level alone is not proof. Set a bucket of pool water on a step, mark the level inside the bucket and on the pool wall, and compare a day later. If the pool drops more than the bucket, the difference is not evaporation. A pool that drops more than a quarter inch a day is worth testing.
How do you find the leak?
With three tests. Each plumbing line is isolated and pressurised to see which one will not hold. Dye released near a suspected spot is pulled into the opening by the escaping water. LeakTronics listening equipment picks up the sound of a leak underground or in the pool walls. In most cases the pool does not need to be drained.
Do you cover all of St. Lucie County?
Yes. Eagle Eye works across St. Lucie County, including Fort Pierce and Port St. Lucie, and across Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach, Martin and St. Lucie counties.
Who is behind Eagle Eye?
Eagle Eye Pool Leak Detection is a brand of Cool Pool of Florida, LLC, which holds Florida state licence CPC1461644.
How do I book a leak test in St. Lucie County?
Call (888) 488-6812, or send the request form and tell us what you have noticed.