POOL LEAK DETECTION & REPAIR — ORANGE COUNTY, FL

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We proudly serve customers throughout Orange County, FL and surrounding areas.

If your pool is losing water, the waterline keeps dropping to the same level, or you’re seeing wet spots around the pool deck or yard, it’s time for professional leak detection. Leak Wizard helps homeowners and property managers across Orange County, FL identify the source of water loss accurately—so you can stop wasting water and move forward with the right repair.

Leak detection should never be guesswork. Our technicians follow a proven process to pinpoint where water loss is happening—whether it’s a fitting, skimmer, structural area, or underground plumbing line. Once the leak is confirmed, we explain the most practical repair options for your specific situation.

Once the leak source is identified, we guide you through the appropriate repair path based on what’s actually leaking. Some leaks can be sealed during the visit, while others—like underground plumbing issues—may require a targeted repair plan. Our goal is to help you fix the right problem and avoid unnecessary work.

Common repair paths may include:

• Sealing leaks around lights, fittings, skimmers, and returns
• Structural crack leak repairs when confirmed
• Plumbing line repairs when a line leak is identified
• Clear recommendations for next steps and permanent solutions

1. Unexplained Water Loss

Losing more than 1/4 inch of water per day? Evaporation usually accounts for some loss, but anything excessive could signal a leak. Consistently needing to add water is a red flag.

2. Cracks in the Pool Shell or Deck

Visible cracks in the plaster, tile, or concrete around your pool—especially near the skimmer, lights, or returns—can indicate where water may be escaping.

3. Wet Spots or Mushy Areas in the Yard

Soggy patches near your pool, eroded soil, or unexplained puddles are signs that water may be leaking into the surrounding ground from an underground plumbing line or structural crack.

4. Increasing Water Bills

A sudden spike in your water bill—without any other changes in usage—is a common sign of a hidden leak. Pools can lose thousands of gallons per month through even a small crack.

5. Air Bubbles in Return Lines

If you see air bubbles coming through the jets, it could be due to a leak in the suction side of your plumbing system, such as the skimmer line or main drain.

6. Difficult-to-Balance Pool Chemicals

Are your pool chemicals constantly out of balance? A leak means you’re losing treated water and constantly adding fresh water, which can throw off your chemical levels and require more frequent adjustments.

7. Algae Growth in Isolated Areas

Persistent algae growth in one specific area may be caused by a slow, steady leak that provides constant moisture—even after cleaning and chemical treatments.