Atlantic Pool Leak Detection specializes exclusively in finding swimming pool leaks throughout Morganville and all of Monmouth County. Whether your pool is losing an inch of water every few days or several inches overnight, we have the experience and specialized equipment to figure out what the problem is.
Unlike many companies that simply scuba dive the pool looking for visible leaks, we can perform a complete diagnostic evaluation of your entire pool system. Our goal is to determine whether the leak originates within the pool structure, underground plumbing, pool fittings, skimmers, pool lights, or another hidden component of the pool system.
Why Morganville Homeowners Choose Atlantic Pool Leak Detection
Pool leaks can be frustrating, expensive, and surprisingly difficult to diagnose without specialized testing. While some leaks are easy to see, many occur beneath the surface or underground, making accurate diagnosis far more important than simply guessing where the problem is..
Not only are you constantly adding water, but you’re also replacing chemicals and forcing your equipment to work harder than necessary.
Our leak detection process is designed to eliminate the guesswork by using a combination of advanced testing methods and leak detection techniques. This allows us to thoroughly evaluate your pool system and accurately determine the source of the leak, whether it’s in the structure or the underground plumbing.
Our process allows us to locate many underground pool plumbing leaks without unnecessary digging, often pinpointing the damaged section of pipe within a small area. This helps reduce repair costs while avoiding unnecessary disruption to your property.
We Recently Solved a Difficult Leak in Morganville
One of our recent Morganville customers had already spent money on a pool diver who inspected the pool and concluded the liner was not leaking. The diver couldn’t determine where the water loss was occurring, so the customer then hired a pool company (that was recommended by the diver) to pressure test the plumbing.
The pool company told the customer they had a broken stair jets line and offered them multiple repair options costing thousands. The customer shut the stair jets line to stop the water loss, but unfortunately, they continued to lose water.
The homeowner then hired us for a complete leak detection. This recent Morganville project demonstrates why proper diagnostics should always come before repairs. After multiple companies reached different conclusions, the homeowner still didn’t have an answer.
After we performed pressure testing, we discovered the waterfall line was the culprit and causing the water loss, not the stair jets line.
This is exactly why hiring a pool leak detection company is so important.
Read how we solved a misdiagnosed pool leak in Morganville
Pool Diver vs. Professional Pool Leak Detection Company
Many homeowners believe that hiring a scuba diver is the same as hiring a leak detection company. In reality, they’re two very different services.
A pool diver can:
- Visually inspect the pool
- Look for obvious cracks or tears
- Repair some underwater leaks
However, a diver cannot:
- Pressure test underground plumbing
- Isolate individual suction or return lines
- Electronically locate underground pipe breaks
- Determine whether the leak is actually outside the pool
That’s where we come in.
Our leak detection process combines underwater checks with advanced plumbing diagnostics. This comprehensive approach helps prevent homeowners from paying one company to inspect the pool and then another company to diagnose the plumbing.
Don’t pay twice – get it done right the first time.
Common Signs of a Pool Leak
You may have a leak if you notice:
- Water dropping faster than normal evaporation
- Needing to add water every few days
- Wet spots in the yard
- Air entering the pump
- High water bills
- Cracks around the pool
- Loose return fittings
- Water collecting near equipment
We Service All Types of Pools
We perform leak detection on:
- Vinyl liner pools
- Gunite pools
- Concrete pools
- Fiberglass pools
- Pools with attached spas
- Residential pools
- Commercial pools
Underground Pool Plumbing Leak Detection
One of our specialties is locating underground pool plumbing leaks.
Many companies can tell you that a pipe is leaking.
Few can tell you where it’s leaking.
Using specialized equipment, we can often pinpoint the location of broken underground return lines, skimmer lines, spa lines, and cleaner lines. This helps minimize excavation and can save homeowners significant repair costs.
Serving Morganville and Surrounding Communities
In addition to Morganville, we regularly provide pool leak detection throughout nearby communities including:
- Marlboro
- Manalapan
- Colts Neck
- Holmdel
- Middletown
- Freehold
- Englishtown
- Old Bridge
- Monroe
We also service all of Monmouth County and Central New Jersey.
Schedule Your Morganville Pool Leak Detection
If your Morganville, NJ pool is losing water, don’t keep adding water and hoping the problem goes away. The longer a leak continues, the greater the chance it can cause additional damage or increase repair costs.
Atlantic Pool Leak Detection has over 15 years of experience helping homeowners throughout New Jersey locate leaks quickly and accurately using professional leak detection equipment – not guesswork.
Call 732-333-3304 or contact us to schedule your pool leak detection appointment.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much water loss is considered normal?
Some pools lose approximately 1/8 to 1/4 inch of water every day to evaporation, depending on weather conditions.
Can you find underground plumbing leaks without digging?
Yes. In many cases we can pinpoint the approximate location of an underground plumbing leak before any digging begins.
Do you repair leaks?
We perform most underwater repairs, including vinyl liner patches and certain structural leaks. For underground plumbing repairs, we’ll pinpoint the location so the excavation and repair can be completed as efficiently as possible.
How long does a leak detection take?
Most residential leak detection appointments take approximately 2 hours, depending on the complexity of the pool and the number of plumbing lines being tested.
