Pool Inspection
Specialists.

We use acoustic listening equipment to hear the sound of escaping water, electronic pressure testing on isolated plumbing lines to detect pressure drops, dye testing to confirm exact crack locations, and pipe cameras to inspect underground lines, all without draining your pool. Our non-invasive process finds the leak with minimal disruption to your property.

Pricing varies depending on pool size, plumbing complexity, and the number of tests required. We provide free estimates before any work begins and use honest, transparent pricing with no surprise charges. Call us to get a quote, (954) 290-5177 for Broward County or (561) 325-2678 for Palm Beach County.

Most visits are completed within two to four hours depending on pool size and plumbing complexity. We provide a full report at the end of every visit explaining exactly what we found and what your options are.

No. Our process is completely non-invasive. We use acoustic hydrophone equipment, pressure testing, and dye testing to locate leaks without cutting your deck, digging up your yard, or draining your pool. If a repair requires opening the deck, we locate the exact spot first so the opening is as small as possible.

Yes. We handle both detection and repair. Once the leak is located we can perform crack injection waterproofing, underground pipe repair, plumbing line replacement, and fitting repairs. We are a licensed pool contractor under Florida license CPC 1457277.

Yes. Our complete pool inspections are designed specifically for home buyers, sellers, and real estate agents in Palm Beach County and Broward County. We evaluate the pool structure, equipment pad, plumbing lines, and all electrical components and provide a clear written report, giving you the facts before closing.

We use acoustic hydrophone listening equipment, electronic pressure testing manifolds, dye testing, pipe cameras, electromagnetic underground pipe locating, and in select cases trace gas technology for leaks that cannot be detected acoustically. This is the same diagnostic tool stack used by the top leak detection professionals in the country.

A bucket test helps. Fill a bucket with pool water to the same level as your pool waterline, place it on a step with the same sun exposure, and check both levels after 24 hours. If the pool loses more water than the bucket, you likely have a leak. In South Florida a typical evaporation rate is around one-quarter inch per day. If you are unsure, call us, we can help you decide over the phone whether a field visit makes sense.

Yes. We use electromagnetic pipe locating and acoustic equipment to trace underground plumbing and pinpoint leak locations beneath pool decks, concrete slabs, and landscaping without excavation. Once the exact location is confirmed, any repair opening is kept as small as possible.

Crack injection seals structural cracks in pool shells using high-pressure injection of polyurethane or epoxy resin. The material expands inside the crack, filling the void and creating a watertight seal without chipping out or replacing the surrounding surface. We are one of the few locally certified crack injection specialists in South Florida.

Yes. We hold Florida Pool Contractor License CPC 1457277, issued by the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation. We are fully insured and have maintained a BBB A+ rating since 2020.

We serve Palm Beach County, Broward County, Martin County, St. Lucie County, and Indian River County. Key cities include West Palm Beach, Boca Raton, Delray Beach, Wellington, Jupiter, Fort Lauderdale, Parkland, Coral Springs, Pompano Beach, Stuart, Port St. Lucie, and Vero Beach.

Our office is open Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM Eastern Time. Call (954) 290-5177 for Broward County or (561) 325-2678 for Palm Beach County, or fill out the contact form and we will respond promptly.

Yes. We service residential pools, commercial pools, HOA community pools, hotel pools, water features, and fountains throughout South Florida. Commercial jobs get the same systematic, non-invasive approach as every residential visit, often with larger plumbing systems and higher water volume to consider.