When Do I Need Pool Inspection
August 14, 2017Owning and maintaining a pool is a lot more work than people realize. If it seems like you got in over your head, don’t worry. You are not alone. And in New Jersey, there are professional pool inspection services that can take care of all the nagging details that go into a problem-free pool, so you can enjoy your pool... View More
Utility Lines: The Difference Between Public and Private
April 3, 2017Whenever you want to embark on a renovation project or make upgrades to your home or garden in New Jersey, you should consider the need for utility location. Utility location is especially important when you are installing new irrigation or sprinkler systems for your yard, installing a new pool or hot tub, or making any changes to outdoor lighting systems.... View More
Benefits Of Performing Pool Inspection In NJ and NY
December 12, 2016Prevention is the best cure – that’s a motto often used by medical professionals when it comes to preventing common diseases like the cold, the flu, and lifestyle issues such as diabetes and heart disease. Through basic prevention, life can be made much simpler. The very same principle that applies to health, also applies to a pool. Pools are in... View More
Hire a Professional to Perform Pool Leak Inspection Services in Cumberland County, NJ
November 3, 2016Whether you’re thinking about owning a pool for personal use or buying one as part of a spa business, keeping those pools leak-free is a must. Here’s how to find and hire reliable and dependable pool leak inspection experts in Cumberland County, NJ to make sure that’s what you get: Ask around Reach out to local sources. If you’re lucky... View More
Important Facts about Leak Detection
August 11, 2016For many households, leaks from plumbing fittings, fixtures, and pipes, are major avenues of water wastage. It is estimated that in a year, a typical home may lose between 2,000 to 20,000 gallons of water because of leaks. Though some leaks may be visible, many are undetected for years simply because of the invisible source of the leak. What is... View More
Pool Inspection – I’ll worry about it later
September 10, 2012NJ Pool Inspection. Atlantic Pool Leak Detection, Pool Inspection Specialists The old cliche “I’ll worry about it later” luckily didn’t apply to this smart home buyer. Atlantic Pool Leak Detection performs 100’s of home pool inspections each year. This last pool inspection was a prime example of why it is so important to have this done before you buy a... View More
Atlantic Pool Leak Detection to the Rescue!
September 10, 2012When our Atlantic Pool Leak Detection truck pulled up to a pool leak detection job yesterday 4 kids greeted me in the driveway like I was Santa Claus. They were all talking to me at once that they’ve had a pool leak all summer and their dad was going to close the pool because he was spending all his money... View More
Pay Now or Pay Much More Later – Pool Leak Detection
September 6, 2012A potential customer had a leak in his pool all summer. He called us at Atlantic Pool Leak Detection at least 3 or 4 times for advice but never hired us to take care of his pool leak. He was warned that the pool leak needed to get resolved before the end of season. He decided to just plug all... View More
Is your pool losing water after it has been closed for the winter?
October 27, 2011Because pool leak detection is our specialty, the professionals at Atlantic Pool Leak Detection are experts in locating and repairing pool leaks for pools throughout New Jersey. We perform year-round leak detection and repair of all pools using modern state-of-the-art electronic leak-locating equipment, along with visual verification through scuba diving. Your pool does not need to be drained for the... View More
How much water is my pool losing?
October 27, 2011Calculating water surface area (Sq. Ft. of Pool): Length of Pool x Width of Pool = Surface Area of Pool Example: 18 x 36 = 648 square feet (water surface area) Calculating make-up water (refilling due to leak): (Inches of Water) x (Pool Surface Area in Sq. Ft.) x (.625) = gallons/water Example: Oh My!! My pool water dropped 2... View More