Signs that your pool may have a leak

Swimming pools are a great way to relax and have fun during the hot summer months. However, when a pool develops a leak, it can be a frustrating and costly problem. Identifying the signs that your pool may leak is crucial to preventing further damage and minimizing repair costs. Here are some signs that your pool may leak:

The water level is consistently low

If you notice that the water level in your pool is consistently lower than it should be, it could be a sign that there is a leak. While some water loss due to evaporation is normal, a significant decrease in water level is not.

Water bill increases

If you have noticed a significant increase in your water bill, it could be a sign that your pool leaks. Leaks can waste a lot of water, which can drive up your water bill.

Algae growth

If you are noticing an increased amount of algae growth in your pool, it could be a sign that there is a leak. Algae thrive in water that is stagnant, and leaks can cause water to become stagnant.

Cracks in the pool deck

If you notice cracks in the pool deck or the area surrounding the pool, it could be a sign that the pool is leaking. Water can seep through cracks and cause damage to the pool deck and surrounding areas.

Soft spots in the ground

If you notice soft spots in the ground around the pool area, it could be a sign that water is leaking from the pool and saturating the soil.

Decreased water pressure

If you notice that the water pressure in your pool’s jets is lower than normal, it could be a sign that there is a leak. When water is leaking from the pool, it can cause a decrease in pressure.

Chemical imbalance

If you notice that your pool’s chemical levels are off, it could be a sign that there is a leak. A leak can cause the water chemistry to become imbalanced, leading to increased chemical usage.

If you suspect that your pool leaks, it is important to contact Showtime Pools as soon as possible. Our team of experts can help you identify and repair the leak quickly and efficiently, minimizing damage to your pool and surrounding areas.