Fixing a pool with water is a simple process. The first thing to do is identify the area of the leak. Then, look for a material that matches the tone of your current lining. For underwater leaks, you can use a wet patch kit.
While some minor pool leaks can be easily repaired on your own, others may require the expertise of a professional. Knowing when to do the repair yourself and when to seek help can save you time, effort and money. You can perform a bucket test to compare the water level in your pool with the water level of a bucket placed on the pool steps. If you notice that your pool water has turned green in a short time, call your local pool leak detection company right away. At Alan Smith Pool Plastering & Remodeling, we've seen many cases where finding and repairing leaks early on saved homeowners a lot of money in repair costs.
Your pool is a valuable investment in your property, so it's important to know how to detect and repair leaks. Being proactive in maintaining your pool will not only save you money on repairs, but it will also save thousands of gallons of water each year. Not only does a leaking pool waste water, it can also cause structural damage, higher utility bills, and costly repairs if not taken care of. If you're ready to address your pool leak issues, contact us at Alan Smith Pool Plastering & Remodeling.
