A Wish Come True

Leaky pools can cost you more than just your peace of mind. They can cause significant financial burdens like high water and energy bills, too. That's why it's important to fix pool leak problems as soon as possible and get back to enjoying your backyard oasis. There are many solutions your local contractor can offer you. From pressure testing and sealing joints to replacing vinyl liners and more, your options are many. Here are five unique solutions your contractor can offer:

Pressure Testing 

Your pool is designed to handle a certain amount of pressure without leaking, so your contractor can use a pressure tester to evaluate the water pressure in your pool and determine whether or not there is a leak. If the pressure is too high, the tester can identify where the leak is and how to fix it. You can also use this tool to find out if the pressure is too low, which could indicate a problem with the pump or filter system.

Sealing Joints

Leaks can occur in joint areas where two different materials are joined together, such as at the seams of a vinyl liner or between concrete and brick. Your contractor can seal these joints with flexible silicone or other sealants to prevent leaks. The professionals will also identify any other weak or compromised joints that need to be sealed.

Replacing Vinyl Liners

If your vinyl liner has cracks or tears, your contractor can replace it so that water does not seep out and create a leak. They will also inspect the area for any other potential issues that need to be addressed before putting in a new liner. The professionals can help you source a liner that matches your existing one in terms of texture and color.

Re-Grouting

If the sealant around your pool's tile has worn away, your contractor can re-grout it with a durable sealant that will help prevent water from seeping through. The professionals will look for any cracks or gaps in the tile that could be contributing to a leak. If they find any, they can repair them with a special solution designed to fill in the gaps and prevent further water damage. 

Installing a Dehumidification System 

If you have a leaky pool, installing a dehumidification system can help reduce the moisture in the area and prevent further water damage. The system works by drawing in air from outside, cooling it, and then pumping cool dry air back into the space to help control humidity levels. The system can also be used in other areas of your home, like your basement or attic.

No matter what kind of pool leak repair issue you're facing, your contractor can help assess the situation and come up with a solution tailored to your specific needs. With the right tools and expertise, they can get your pool back in working order quickly and efficiently. 

Contact pool leak repair services to learn more.