Need pool leak detection co. Dfw.

[Lynn21]

I have a possible pool leak. Anyone here own a leak detection co., or would recommend a good one? I'm in dfw area.

[tps7742]

Is it a gunite pool? The reason I am asking is because in two of the pools I have had they both leaked around the pool light casing. In both cases the leaks were detected using the red drops in the pool chemical kit. In the first instance the pool was new so they went in the pool with scuba gear and were checking the bottom drain, pool jets etc. When they got to the pool light with the method of putting the red ink drops around the light the leak pulled the red ink into the light/wall area. The second instance the pool was older and I found the leak myself with the same method described above. In both cases the pool companies repaired the leaking area.

[twobittxn]

The Crack Doctor

[Lynn21]

Ttt

[ranchdog]

Also I had one and it turned out to be around the skimmers. He simply put some kind of putty made for sealing it and that fixed it. The guy could have easily ripped me off but only charged me a small amount. That was in Houston though so he can't help ya in Dallas

[Wakehunter]

My pool is about 20 years old, it has a crack in the gunite about a 16th of an inch wide from shallow to deep end. I siphoned out about 3 foot of water and used A&B epoxy to fix the crack and it has not leaked all winter. I used the same leak detection using dye mentioned above. There are also leaks that occur in the underground pipes that are much easier/cheaper to fix.

[cbd10pt]

Whatever happens do not let someone drain the pool if it is as wet in Dallas as it is in Houston right now.They will likely float it out of the ground. I am a GC and we only do our pool rehabs when its dry , and we still punch holes