A pool can lose water from the plumbing, the equipment pad, the shell itself, buried lines, or an attached spa. You do not need to know which one before you start. That is the pro's job. Here is the quick tour of what each one is and how it gets found.
The suction and return lines that carry water between your pool and the equipment pad run underground, usually beneath a...
The equipment pad is the busiest plumbing in your whole system: pump, filter, heater, valves, and unions, all under pres...
The shell is the pool itself: gunite and plaster, a fiberglass tub, or a vinyl liner. Hairline cracks, liner tears, and ...
Some leaks sit well below the surface, in main drains, skimmer lines, or buried plumbing that runs deep under the deck a...
Attached spas and standalone hot tubs add plumbing, a heater, jets, and often a raised shell with a spillway, and every ...