The leak has already been found
If a test marked the spot, the next step is the repair, before more water is lost.
You've topped off the pool for weeks. Maybe you already know the leak is at the skimmer, the light, or a crack in the plaster. Now you want it fixed once, without draining the pool or breaking up the whole deck.
We repair pool and attached spa leaks for Orange homeowners. We confirm the spot first, then fix the crack, fitting or line that is leaking, and check that the water level holds.
Tell us where you think the leak is. We'll explain the repair before you book.
A pool leak repair starts with knowing exactly where the water is getting out. Leaks in the shell, tile line, skimmer, light or return fittings can often be repaired underwater, with the pool full. Leaks in the pipes under the deck are pinpointed first, so only one small spot is opened to repair the line. After the repair, the pool line is pressure tested or the water level is watched to confirm the leak is gone.
Patching the wrong spot is the most common reason a pool keeps losing water after a "repair". A crack you can see may not be the leak. The real leak may be in a fitting behind it or in a pipe under the deck.
So every repair follows the same order:
Our team is professional and experienced in pool repairs, and you see each step as it happens.

How every visit works
Warning signs

If a test marked the spot, the next step is the repair, before more water is lost.
If dye near the skimmer, light or a crack moves toward it, water is leaving there.
The level settles at the leak. That spot needs a repair.
A pool line under the deck may be leaking.
This often points to a leak in the lines that return water to the pool.
Know where your pool is leaking? Call (714) 439-5275. We'll tell you what the repair involves.
Not sure where it's leaking yet? Start with pool leak detection.
Common causes
Soil shifts can crack the pool shell, the tile line or the skimmer seam.
Plaster, seals and fittings wear out over the years.
The seal where the light cord enters the housing can dry out and crack.
Returns, drains and skimmer connections can loosen or crack.
Joints in the pipes under the deck can crack from soil movement, roots or pressure.
Our process

We check the spot with dye or a line pressure test, so we repair the right place.
You see the leak and hear what the repair involves before any work starts.
Cracks, tile line, skimmer, light and fittings are repaired at the leak, often with the pool full. For a pool line, we open only the marked spot in the deck and repair the line.
We pressure test the repaired line or watch the water level to confirm the leak has stopped.
We show you what we repaired and what to watch for.
Ready to stop topping off the pool? Call (714) 439-5275 or request a pool repair visit.
What we repair
Cracks in plaster or the shell, including underwater crack repair with the pool full.
Cracks and gaps along the tile band at the waterline.
Leaks at the seam where the skimmer meets the pool, or in the skimmer body.
Leaks around the light housing and where the cord enters it.
Leaks at the fittings that bring water in and out of the pool.
Leaks in the pool lines under the deck, repaired at the marked spot instead of a long trench.
Equipment

Confirms the spot before and after the repair.
Confirms a leak in a pool line and proves the repair holds.
Pinpoint a leak in a buried pool line, so only one spot is opened.
Modern materials made to bond and seal under water.

Why choose us
One team confirms the leak and repairs it, so nothing gets lost between companies.
Every repair starts by confirming the spot.
From Orange Park Acres and El Modena to Villa Park and across Orange County.
Clear service terms and a 100% Satisfaction Guarantee.
Our commitments

Usually not. Many cracks, skimmer, light and fitting leaks can be repaired underwater. A pool line under the deck is repaired from above at the marked spot.
We confirm the leak with dye, then repair the cracked seam or skimmer body. The repair is checked with dye again.
We confirm the leak at the light housing or cord seal, then reseal or repair it.
Usually, yes. We find the leak first, then open only a small spot over it to repair the line.
It depends on the leak and the repair. We'll tell you what to expect when you call.
It depends on where the leak is, what type of repair it needs, and how easy it is to reach. We explain the repair before any work starts.
Keep the pool at its normal level and the equipment running as usual. Tell us when you last added water and where you think the leak is. Make sure we can reach the pool equipment and the deck.
Service area
We repair pool leaks across Orange, from Old Towne to Orange Park Acres and El Modena, and in nearby cities: Villa Park, Anaheim, Santa Ana, Tustin and Garden Grove. See all service areas.
What we do

Warm floors or water running under concrete
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Stains and damp spots in walls and ceilings
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High bills, a moving meter, wet yard spots
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Pinhole leaks and leaking supply pipes
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Pools and spas losing water
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Apartments, condos and business buildings
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Active leaks, day or night
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Pipe, slab and water line repairs
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Call us and tell us what you know about the leak. We'll confirm the spot, explain the repair, and get your pool holding water again.
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