Pool Leak in Calabasas Hills, California

We Detect Pool Leaks in Calabasas Hills

 

If you suspect that your pool is leaking, whether the water level keeps dropping or you see damp spots on the pool deck, Superhero Pools Corp. can help. As an experienced pool leak detection contractor in Calabasas Hills, California, we provide leak detection services.  Superhero Pools Corp. will inspect your pool for leaks using thermal scanners to quickly locate the source and scope it.

 

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Is Water Loss Normal in California Pools?

It is normal for the evaporation process to cause water loss in a swimming pool. Up to two inches of water loss in a week is within normal limits. However, if you find that your pool is losing more than 1/4 inch of water per day or more than 2 inches of water in a week, you may have a leak. The first step is to call Superhero Pools Corp. to inspect it. Your pool technician will inspect the plumbing and components and use a thermal camera to locate any leaks.  

Signs of a Pool Leak in Calabasas Hills

Although it's normal to see your water line drop a little over the course of a few days (and more if the kids have been practicing dives), more than 1/4 inch of loss per day is a red flag that something is wrong.

There are some telltale signs of a pool leak that should prompt you to call (818) 256-3510:

• Unexpected water level drops
• Higher water bills
• Standing puddles near the pool
• Repeatedly unbalanced chemical levels
• Discolored pool water

 

Do Slow Leaks in Calabasas Hills Pools Need to Be Fixed?

Even small leaks in a pool will perpetuate further damage to pool structures and raise water bills. Small pool leaks if not fixed become large leaks. Leaks frequently occur around the skimmer in Calabasas Hills pools. Other common causes of pool leaks include cracks or plumbing issues such as a broken pipe or a loose fitting, such as around grab bars or tiles. Repairing your pool or hot tub leak quickly will save money in water loss and in the prevention of further deterioration of your pool system.