At San Diego Leak Specialists, we are dedicated to finding and fixing our client's swimming pool leaks.
We want you to be happy with our work and educated about the process.
When I pressure tested this pool’s return side plumbing, water and air started erupting into the skimmer. The leak is directly next to the skimmer. The Flagstone will need to be removed so we can access the pipe and repair it. The trickiest part will be not damaging the skimmer.
Although structural cracks in pools look like obvious leak points, many times they are not in fact leaking or may only have a few points that are actually leaking. This crack spanned almost the entire bottom of the pool so I had to spend a lot of time underwater testing every inch of it with the dye.
Leaks are relentless and the loss adds up quick!
90% of people can’t make it to one minute! Can you?
The way that yellow hits the light!!
Dye testing is a low tech, but extremely efficient method to determine whether a suspected Leak point is actually losing water. The dye simply colors the water to let you visually see if it’s exiting through the suspected leak point. 
How’d you do?
Dye testing a structural crack in the bottom of a pool.
It’s very important to determine which system in your home has the leak. Most leak detection companies only work on one system. Either your Pool, your Irrigation, or your home plumbing. Knowing which system has the issue can save you hundreds if not thousands of dollars
Skimmer suction leak.
01/24/2025
Sneaky little leak in the bottom of an autofill basin! If it’s leaking, we will find it!
10/22/2024
Not a bad view from the office this morning.
