Mr. Pool Leak Repair

Pool Leak Detection & Repair in Arlington, TX

Lots of Arlington pools were added years after the house went up, and by now their original seals and fittings are showing their age. If you need pool leak detection in Arlington, TX, we’ll test the pool and its plumbing until we find where the water’s getting out. You’ll know what the repair costs before we touch it.

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100% Satisfaction Guaranteed

If something isn't right, call us and we'll come back.

Built To Last

Our Repair Warranties

Every repair comes with a written warranty.

* Lifetime Warranty
on Structural Pier Repairs
3 Year
Warranty
on Pipe Repairs
3 Year
Warranty
on Seal Repairs
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Arlington Pools

Why Arlington Pools Leak

Many Arlington homes went up between the ’70s and the ’90s, often on bigger lots with room for a pool down the road. You’ll find plenty of those in Forest Hills, Interlochen, Dalworthington Gardens, and the older streets in north, south, and west Arlington.

Arlington’s clay soaks up water in a wet spell and swells, then shrinks back as it dries out, and the pool and its pipes get dragged along with it. A dry month followed by a week of storms isn’t unusual here, and each swing works on those old seals a little more.

Pools out in Viridian sit on that same clay, so they’re not off the hook either.

Services

Pool Leak Detection and Repair in Arlington

Most calls start with a pool that won’t hold water and nobody’s sure why. We’ll test it, walk you through what we found, and then talk about which of these it needs.

Service
Leak Detection

We pressure test the lines, check the fittings and the shell, and go over the results with you before we leave.

Pool Tile Repair
Skimmer Repair

Skimmer seals on older pools dry out and crack. We'll reseal the skimmer to the shell, or put in a new one if the body itself is split.

Pool Foundation Repair
Crack Repair

A crack in the shell can open and close as the clay moves with the weather. We find out whether it's still moving, then pick the repair that fits.

Pool Coping Repair
Underground Pipe Repair

On a big lot the equipment can sit a long way from the pool, with plenty of pipe in between. We narrow the leak down to one spot so that's the only place we dig.

Dye Test in Dallas
Foundation Leveling

When one end of the pool sits lower than the other, we bring in a licensed Texas engineer, and steel piers go in underneath to keep it from sinking further.

Concrete Pool Deck
Tile and Coping

Waterline tile pops off and coping works loose as a pool gets older. We'll put it back and tell you if the pool shifting is what knocked it off.

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Pumps, Filters, Lights

If it's a Pentair, Hayward, or Jandy pump or filter, we can fix it. Same goes for a pool light that's leaking or has quit.

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Pool Demolition and Removal

Some folks decide the pool's more trouble than it's worth. We'll break it out and haul it off so the backyard's usable again.

How We Find the Leak

Initial Inspection

First we want to hear how much water you're adding and how often. Then we look around the pool and the equipment for clues.

Dye Testing

We put dye in the water near fittings, lights, drains, and cracks. If the water pulls it in, we've found an opening.

Pressure Testing

We seal off the skimmer, return, and drain lines and pressurize them one by one to see which of them won't hold.

Acoustic Detection

On a line that won't hold, we listen underground with acoustic gear. The sound of escaping water tells us where to open up the ground.

Structural Evaluation and Report

Cracks or settling go in your report, and a licensed Texas engineer weighs in on anything structural.

How It Works

Call or Book Online

Call (214) 972-3330, or use the contact form down near the bottom.

We Find the Leak

We don't stop at the first thing that looks wrong. We test until we're sure where the water's going.

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 full terms on our warranty page.

Why Choose Us

Why Homeowners Hire Us

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If this is your first pool leak, we’ll walk you through the whole thing, start to finish.

You get the repair price before any work starts

Structural repairs are planned with a licensed Texas engineer

We've been at it since 2013, with 20,000+ leaks found and fixed

We explain what we found in plain English

550+ reviews averaging 4.9, and we're licensed and insured

Signs of a Pool Leak

Evaporation can take about a quarter inch a day off an Arlington pool in summer. Anything past that is worth looking into, and so are these:

  • The hose is out every few days to keep the level up
  • Your water bill’s higher and nothing else has changed
  • The chlorine won’t stay balanced, or algae comes back soon after you treat it
  • Grass by the pool or the equipment pad that stays wet
  • Tile or coping that’s cracked or coming loose
  • Bubbles coming out of the return jets

There’s a free way to check too: the 24-hour tape test, down in the FAQ.

What Our Customers Say

“We have been through 3 different companies trying to address the issues with our pool. With one call, they came out immediately, had the problem identified in less than an hour, and getting us scheduled for the repair quickly.”

Georgia L. from Dallas, TX

“My pool was getting old. So I had normal wear and tear leaks around sealants in skimmer, light, and jet valves.”

Alicia R. from Dallas, TX

“They came. They fixed. They seem to have done a good job. I am satisfied.”

Jerry L. from Dallas, TX

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FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does leak detection cost in Arlington?

What you’ll pay for leak detection comes down to the pool’s size and how much plumbing there is to test, so a pool with a spa or a long run of pipe out to the equipment usually costs more. You’ll know the price before we start on anything. If you need a repair, those average about $2,500.

It can if the leak’s been going a while and the pool’s close to the house. All that water soaks into the clay, and clay that stays wet can shift a slab. The sooner it’s fixed, the less water goes down there.

The 24-hour tape test will tell you. With the autofill turned off, put a strip of tape on the side of the pool at the water line and mark where the water sits. Leave it a full day without adding any water, then take another look. On a summer day, evaporation alone can take about a quarter inch, so if it’s dropped further than that, you’ve likely got a leak.

We do. Gunite, concrete, fiberglass, or vinyl, if it’s an in-ground pool, we’ll test it and fix what we find.

It does. Arlington can go from weeks without rain to days of storms, and the clay under your pool swells and shrinks each time. That pushes on the shell and the pipes and wears on the seals and fittings.

Areas We Serve

Where We Work Around Arlington

Which parts of Arlington do you cover?

North, south, east, and west Arlington, including Viridian, Forest Hills, and Interlochen.

Both are surrounded by Arlington, so we cover them like anywhere else in town.

We make it out to Mansfield and Kennedale too. Just call this number to get on the schedule.

Sure. Grand Prairie is right next door, and we work in Fort Worth too. This number’s fine for either one.

Get Your Arlington Pool Leak Fixed Today

Stop watching your water disappear. Whatever leaks out soaks into the clay around the pool, and wet clay is what pushes shells and pipes around in the first place. We’d rather find it now than after it’s caused a second problem.

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