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Pool Leak Detection and Repair: The Main Causes

Pool Leak Detection and Repair: The Main Causes - Ramser piscines
Pool Leak Detection and Repair: The Main Causes - Ramser piscines

A decrease in water level is normal in any pool due to evaporation, especially in summer. However, when the loss is excessive or constant, it’s likely a leak that requires repair. Detecting a leak early saves water consumption and also prevents greater financial risks, such as more costly repairs in the future.

How to tell if your pool has a leak?

The most common signs are:

  • Continuous drop in water level.
  • Needing to refill the pool more often than usual.
  • Wet areas or sinkholes around the pool shell.
  • Increased water consumption.
  • Appearance of visible cracks or fissures.
  • Pressure problems in the filtration system.

If you notice any of these signs, it’s advisable to have an inspection to determine the source of the problem.

Common causes of pool leaks

  • Cracks in the pool shell.
  • Problems with the piping system.
  • Leaks in skimmers, return jets, and drains.
  • Defects in the lining

If you notice your pool is losing water suspiciously, it’s important to act before the problem escalates. At Piscines Ramser, we conduct inspections to locate leaks and propose the most suitable solutions based on your pool type and the nature of the water loss.

For over 60 years, Piscines Ramser has been a leading company in pool maintenance and repair in Girona, Figueres, and the Costa Brava. Request information without obligation.

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