The Short Answer
When a commercial pool is losing water, the fix starts with finding out whether the loss is a real leak or evaporation, then pressure testing the plumbing to isolate where a leak is, and repairing it. We do pressure testing and leak repair for commercial and amenity pools in East Tennessee. We do not do leak detection or pinpointing, which is a separate specialized trade. If the leak has to be located first, we can refer you to a leak detection specialist and then handle the repair.
Repairs are scoped after we see the pool. Request a walkthrough and we will tell you honestly what we find.
Leak or Evaporation?
Amenity pools lose some water to evaporation and splash-out, especially in summer and with heavy use. The first step is confirming the loss is faster than normal evaporation. A simple bucket test over a few days tells you whether you are chasing a real leak or just a hot week.
What Pressure Testing Does
If it is a real leak, the plumbing lines can be pressure tested to isolate which line is losing pressure. That narrows the problem to a section instead of guessing, and it tells us whether the issue is in the plumbing, a fitting, the skimmer, or the shell. From there we repair what we can access and fix.
Where We Draw the Line
Locating and pinpointing a hidden leak with dye, acoustic, or electronic equipment is a specialized service, and it is not what we do. We are straight about that so you are not waiting on us for something we do not offer. We refer detection to a specialist, then we handle the repair once the leak is located.
Why It Matters for Property Managers
A leaking amenity pool wastes water, drives up chemical and heating costs, can undermine decks and surrounding hardscape, and risks the pool being closed during your season. Getting ahead of it protects both the amenity and the budget.
Scope We Serve
We are licensed in Tennessee for residential and small commercial work (#77919), serving apartment communities, HOAs and condos, property managers, and small hospitality. We do not take on municipal aquatic centers or water parks.
Next Step
If your amenity pool is losing water, tell us what you are seeing and we will take a look. See our commercial services or contact us.
