A pool that’s losing water isn’t just a nuisance, it can waste thousands of gallons and hide damage to your pool’s structure, plumbing, or equipment. Pool Repair Naples FL uses proven leak detection methods to pinpoint the exact source of a leak and repair it correctly the first time, across Naples and Southwest Florida.
Signs You Might Have a Pool Leak
- You’re adding more than an inch of water per week
- Wet spots, soggy soil, or unusually green grass near the pool
- Cracks in the pool deck or shell
- Rising water bills with no obvious explanation
- The pump running constantly to keep up with water loss
How We Find and Fix the Leak
- A bucket test to confirm whether water loss is from a leak or normal evaporation
- Pressure testing the plumbing lines to isolate leaks in the pipes, skimmer, or returns
- Dye testing and visual inspection of the shell, fittings, and equipment pad
- A targeted, minimally invasive repair once the exact source is confirmed
Common Causes of Pool Leaks in Naples, FL
Florida’s shifting sandy soil and seasonal water table changes put constant stress on pool shells and plumbing, leading to cracks and pipe separations over time. Underground pipes can also develop pinhole leaks from age and mineral buildup, while skimmer housings and light niches are common failure points because they sit at joints in the structure. Storm season adds another factor: heavy rain and ground saturation can shift soil around the pool and expose or worsen existing weak points.
Why Choose Pool Repair Naples FL
- Non-invasive leak detection before any digging or demolition
- Licensed and insured technicians
- Upfront, honest pricing before any work begins
- Repairs for shell, plumbing, skimmer, and equipment leaks
- Serving Naples, Marco Island, Bonita Springs, and Estero
Leak Detection FAQs
How much water loss is normal?
In Southwest Florida’s heat, it’s normal to lose about a quarter to half an inch of water per day to evaporation. Losing more than an inch a week, especially with the pump off, usually points to a leak.
Will you need to break the deck or drain the pool?
Not usually. We use pressure and dye testing to narrow down the source before recommending any invasive work, so most leaks are repaired with minimal disruption.
How quickly should I get a suspected leak checked?
As soon as possible. Left unaddressed, leaks can undermine the pool deck, erode soil beneath the shell, and lead to far more expensive structural repairs.
Think you have a leak? Call us directly at 239-821-2463, or request service online and we’ll get back to you fast, often the same day.