Frisco – Fort Worth’s trusted leak detection and repair team. We find and fix leaks quickly — backed by lifetime and multi-year warranties
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Over a decade serving the DFW metroplex
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Services
Constantly refilling your pool? Our advanced tests pinpoint leaks with precision — saving you time, money, and water.
Loose or broken tiles? We repair or replace them so your pool stays safe, watertight, and beautiful.
Cracks or sinking around your pool? We stabilize and repair foundations to protect your structure long-term.
Leaks or poor circulation at the skimmer? We reseal or replace skimmers so your system runs efficiently.
Need confirmation of a leak? Our non-invasive dye test pinpoints even the smallest cracks or gaps.
Uneven or sinking deck? We level and reinforce concrete to keep your pool area safe and looking sharp.
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FAq’s
The most common way to test for a pool leak is the bucket test. It’s a reliable method, but there are also other signs to watch for. Losing 1 inch of water can mean up to 200 gallons lost — that’s a serious amount in just a few days. In Dallas, Texas, even with the extreme heat, we have clients who go five months without any noticeable water loss. If you find yourself refilling your pool daily or several times a week, it’s time to call a pool leak detection professional.
These are all red flags. If you notice any of them, schedule an inspection with a professional leak detection service.
After 13 years of locating leaks, we’ve found that most leaks occur at penetration points in the pool shell, such as:
Builders typically seal these points with glue, grout, or rubber, but those materials deteriorate over time, especially when exposed to chemicals like chlorine, acid, or shock. Remodeling your pool can also damage these seals.
Leaks in these areas can wash out soil, weaken concrete, cause underground pipe breaks, and even lead to foundation movement and cracks. Leak detection pros use visual inspections, dye tests, and sonar equipment to pinpoint the problem.
There are several reliable technologies for locating leaks, including:
While these tools are essential, experience is everything. We’re often called in after other companies have failed to find the leak — even using the same tools. Our method, called the “process of elimination leak detection method,” consistently delivers accurate results.
Yes, absolutely. Unrepaired leaks can:
That’s why pool crack repairs are a major industry. If not addressed early, the damage can escalate and require:
At Mr. Pool Leak Repair, we’re more than just a leak detection service — we’re a full-service repair company. We partner with engineers to ensure cracked pools are repaired the right way the first time. We’ve seen too many failed repairs from misdiagnosed cracks. In fact, pool staples have a 50% failure rate, which is why we rarely recommend them as a first option.
Leak detection alone typically costs between $275 and $1,500, depending on whether it’s a residential or commercial pool (e.g., 24 Hour Fitness pools).
Important note: Leak detection is just the diagnosis — it does not fix the leak.
Repairs can range from $250 to $10,000, depending on the severity and complexity. Our average repair cost is around $2,500. We only recommend working with companies that both detect and repair leaks. That’s how you stop the leak — with a qualified repair team that backs their work with a solid warranty.
Typically, no. Insurance doesn’t cover leak detection or repairs unless the damage is caused by something catastrophic, like:
Yes — it’s absolutely worth repairing. A new pool in Texas costs upwards of $85,000, plus loan interest rates over many months and a 7–9 month build timeline — all while hoping for a reliable contractor.
Older pools are often built stronger than many of today’s builds. Preserving and repairing your existing pool is usually a smarter and more cost-effective choice.
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