Yes. Leaks don't stop when the weather turns cold, and freezing temperatures can make an existing problem worse. We perform leak detection year-round, and catching a leak before a hard freeze helps protect your plumbing and pool shell.

FAQ
Freeze damage usually shows up in plumbing lines, skimmers and equipment, where trapped water expands and cracks pipes or fittings. Settlement cracks come from the ground shifting under the pool or deck, and often appear as structural cracks or raised and sunken areas on the deck. Both can cause water loss, and we test to find out which one you're dealing with.
We compare how fast the pool loses water with the pump on versus the pump off, which tells us whether the leak is likely in the plumbing or the pool structure. Then we work through a checklist so every possible source is investigated, and use electronic equipment to pinpoint the exact spot.
No. Leak detection is done with the pool full. Your pool needs water in it for us to test and locate the leak.
A pool typically loses about ¼″ of water a day to evaporation. If you're losing more than that, try a bucket test. If the pool drops faster than the bucket, you likely have a leak.
After we collect your information, we send a secure card link. Your card is kept on file and only charged once the job is complete. This lets us hold your spot on the schedule.
We charge one flat fee for full leak detection, with all patches included. You won't get surprise per-patch charges. Call us for current pricing.
Losing water?
Call our Middle Tennessee team and we'll get you on the schedule.
