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Pool Leak Detection & Repair in Plano, TX
Most of Plano’s pools went in during the ’80s and ’90s, and when one of them starts losing water, it’s usually the skimmer or an old pipe under the deck. Call us for pool leak detection in Plano, TX and we’ll find the exact spot. You’ll know what failed and what it’ll cost before any repair starts.
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Why Plano Pools Leak
The older parts of town, like Whiffletree, Los Rios, and Park Forest, started going up in the ’70s, so a pool that went in with the house there could be pushing 50. Later on, building moved west through Deerfield and Willow Bend and kept going up to Kings Ridge after 2000.
Plano’s on black clay, the kind that swells up in the rain and shrinks and cracks in a dry spell, so your pool gets pushed around a little every year. A pool that’s been in the ground since the ’80s has had a few decades of that.
The February 2021 freeze also cracked pool plumbing all over DFW. If your pool started dropping that spring and never quite stopped, a cracked pipe is a good bet.
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Pool Leak Detection and Repair in Plano
We don’t price a repair until we know what broke, so every job starts with finding the leak. If you’ve already figured out what’s wrong, our Plano pool repair page has more on fixing it.

Leak Detection
Older pools sometimes have more than one leak, so we don't stop testing at the first one we find.

Skimmer Repair
Skimmers and underground pipes are the two leaks we fix most in Plano. We'll reseal a skimmer that's pulled away from the shell, and if the throat's cracked, we'll put in a new one.

Foundation Leveling
When the whole pool has started to sink or tilt, a licensed Texas engineer looks at it and we put steel piers underneath.

Underground Pipe Repair
A lot of pools here still have their original plumbing. We find the break with listening equipment and only open up the ground or deck over it.

Crack Repair
A patched crack comes back if whatever moved the shell is still moving, so we check that first.

Tile and Coping
Popped waterline tile and loose coping are worth fixing on their own, and they can also tell us the pool's moving.

Pumps, Filters, and Lights
Pentair, Hayward, Jandy, we work on all three. Call us if the pump keeps losing prime or a light's gone out.

Pool Demolition and Removal
If you're done with the pool altogether, we'll take it out and leave you a yard you can actually use.
How We Find Leaks
Initial Inspection
First we look over the shell, tile, deck, and equipment, and check the yard for wet spots. We'll also ask when you first noticed the water going down.
Dye Testing
We put a little dye next to each fitting, light, skimmer, and crack and watch whether any of it gets drawn in.
Pressure Testing
Each line gets plugged and pressurized by itself, so we can tell which pipe is losing water.
Acoustic Detection
Then we listen along that pipe with acoustic equipment until we hear the break.
Structural Evaluation and Report
If the shell or deck has moved, we'll say so and get a licensed Texas engineer involved. Then you get a report showing where the leaks are.
How It Works
Call or Book Online
Call (469) 936-4331 any time, day or night, or fill out the form below.
We Find the Leak
We run the tests above and walk you through what we found before anybody talks about repairs.
We Fix It & Guarantee It
Pier work carries a lifetime warranty, and pipe and seal repairs are covered for 3 years. You can read the terms on our warranty page.
Why Choose Us
Why Folks Call Us
A good share of our calls come from people who’ve already paid somebody to look, and the pool’s still dropping.
We only quote the repairs your pool actually needs
Over 20,000 leaks found and fixed since 2013
We bring in a licensed engineer for structural work
You see the price before any work starts
Licensed and insured, with 550+ reviews averaging 4.9
Signs Your Pool Might Be Leaking
When it’s really hot out, a pool can lose about a quarter inch a day to evaporation, and that’s normal. Anything past that is worth a closer look, especially if you’re noticing any of this:
- You’re topping it off more than once a week
- The water bill’s up and you haven’t changed anything
- Wet or mushy ground near the pool or the equipment pad
- New cracks in the deck, the coping, or the tile
- Algae that keeps coming back even though the chemistry checks out
- Air in the pump basket, or bubbles coming out of the returns
The FAQ below has a 24-hour tape test you can do yourself before you call.
What Plano Pool Owners Are Saying
“Everything was cleaned up after and the pool has been holding steady since. As someone who works as an engineer, I pay attention to detail and this team definitely knew what they were doing.”
Joshua W. from Plano, TX
“I had been dealing with this leak for months, and I wish I had called them sooner because the whole process was so smooth.”
Gerardo H. from Plano, TX
“They fixed my leak & my sanity. I’m forever grateful”
Kassiani M. from Plano, TX
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FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does pool leak detection cost in Plano?
A small pool with plumbing that’s easy to reach costs less to test, and a big one with more lines to check, or lines that are hard to get to, costs more. Either way, you’ll know the price before we start. Repairs are priced separately and average about $2,500.
What's the most common leak you find in Plano?
Skimmers and underground pipes are the two we see most, and both usually come down to age. The seal around the skimmer finally lets go, or an original pipe cracks at a joint. After those, it’s cracks in the shell.
How do I know if it's a leak or just evaporation?
Do a 24-hour tape test. Shut off the autofill, stick a piece of tape on the wall right at the water line, and mark where the water sits. Leave it for a full day without adding any water, then take a look. When it’s hot out, a pool can lose about a quarter inch a day to evaporation, so if it’s gone down more than that, you’ve probably got a leak. Losing water just as fast in cooler weather as you do in July is another sign.
How long does a repair take?
Skimmer and crack repairs are usually done in one visit, and pier work typically takes two to three days. An underground pipe repair depends on where the break is and what’s sitting on top of it, so you’ll get a timeline with the estimate.
Are tree roots a problem in the older neighborhoods?
They can be. Big trees near a pool can work their roots into the plumbing over the years, and sometimes into the shell. It’s mostly an issue where the trees have had decades to grow. If a root has damaged a line, the pressure test will show it.
Areas We Serve
Where We Work In and Around Plano
Which Plano neighborhoods do you cover?
All of it, from older areas like Whiffletree, Los Rios, Park Forest, and Hunters Glen to newer ones out west like Willow Bend, Deerfield, Shoal Creek, Kings Gate, and Kings Ridge.
Do you work in Richardson and Carrollton?
We do. Richardson is just south of Plano and Carrollton is off to the west, and the same number works for both.
What about Frisco, Allen, and McKinney?
Get Your Plano Pool Leak Fixed Today
Stop watching your water disappear. Leaks don’t get better on their own, and the water you’re losing ends up in the clay around your pool, which only gives it more reason to move.
Contact Us
- (469) 936-4331
- service@mrpoolleakrepair.com
- 6600 Chase Oaks Blvd #150, Plano, TX 75023
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