Topping the pool up more than you should? We confirm whether it’s really leaking and pinpoint exactly where the water is escaping — shell, fittings or the waterproofing around it.
A pool can drop a little from evaporation and splash-out — but a steady loss that has you topping it up every few days usually means water is escaping somewhere it shouldn’t.
We confirm whether it’s a genuine leak first, then trace exactly where it’s going: the shell, a fitting, the plumbing penetrations, or the waterproofing and tiling around the pool and its surrounds.

A few of these together is a strong sign it’s worth checking.
You’re topping up far more than evaporation alone would explain.
A steady, unexplained rise that lines up with the pool loss.
Damp patches, soft lawn or movement in paving around the pool.
New cracks in the shell, coping or surrounding tiled area.
Air bubbles at the returns can point to a suction-side leak.
Constant top-ups dilute the water and make it hard to balance.

Pool leaks come from a handful of common places. Finding which one is the whole job.
No digging up the yard on a hunch. We work from evidence to the exact point before anything is opened.
Every inspection starts at a fixed first-hour rate, confirmed with you before any work. No call-out surprises, and no obligation to proceed with a repair.
Fixed first hour on site · confirmed before we start
Guide pricing only. We confirm a fixed price before any work starts — no surprises.
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Book a pool leak inspection and get a clear answer — whether it’s leaking, where, and what the fix looks like.