Commercial and HOA Pool Leak Detection

Can You Provide a Pool Leak Detection Report for an HOA Board?

LEAK AND SUBSURFACE LOCATORS - CPC1457277 - SOUTH FLORIDA
(954) 290-5177 Broward (561) 325-2678 Palm Beach
Quick Answer

Yes. We provide written reports with photos designed for HOA board review. An HOA board needs more than someone saying the pool is leaking - they need something they can discuss, approve, and share with the property manager, pool service company, and repair contractor. Our reports are written in plain language so board members do not need to be pool experts to understand the finding and the next step.

What the HOA Board Report Includes

An HOA pool leak detection report serves multiple audiences. The property manager needs it to coordinate the repair. The board needs it to approve the budget. The pool service company needs it to understand what was found. The repair contractor needs it to price and plan the work. One accurate report serves all of them.

The report documents what areas were inspected, what testing was performed, what was confirmed, what was suspected, what was limited, and what the recommended next step is. Photos show the leak area, equipment conditions, skimmers, lights, fittings, drains, and any other observations relevant to the finding.

Some findings are confirmed by photos - visible dye movement, a cracked fitting, a leaking union. Others are confirmed by pressure testing or acoustic methods. In those cases, the report explains the testing methodology and results so the board can understand how the finding was determined even without seeing water flowing in a photo.

We write the report in plain language because board members are homeowners, not pool engineers. The finding, the confirmation method, and the next step should be clear to a non-technical reader.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can the report be used to get repair bids?

Yes. The written report gives repair contractors the specific information they need to evaluate the repair scope and price the work accurately. Multiple contractors can bid from the same report, which helps the board compare apples to apples.

Can you attend the board meeting to present findings?

We do not typically attend HOA board meetings. The written report is designed to be self-explanatory. If the board has specific technical questions after reviewing the report, they can be addressed by phone or through the property manager.

How do I schedule a commercial or community pool evaluation?

Call Sandra at (954) 290-5177 for Broward County or (561) 325-2678 for Palm Beach County, Monday through Friday 8am to 5pm EST. Have the property address, number of pools, access instructions, and any known water loss history ready when you call.

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We serve HOA communities, condo associations, hotels, clubhouses, and commercial facilities throughout South Florida.

(954) 290-5177 Broward (561) 325-2678 Palm Beach