Signs Your Pool Needs Repairs

Unusual Water Loss

While some water loss is normal due to evaporation, excessive loss may indicate a leak. Check for wet spots around the pool area or unusually low water levels. A simple bucket test can confirm if you have a leak.

Should you suspect a leak, it's important to address it promptly to prevent damage to the pool's structure or surrounding areas. Professional evaluation can determine the source and necessary repairs.

Cracks in the Pool Structure

Visible cracks in the pool's walls, bottom or pool deck might suggest structural issues. These can be caused by ground movement, improper installation, or general wear and tear over time.

Small surface cracks can sometimes be repaired with pool plaster or sealants, but larger or deeper cracks may require professional assessment to understand the underlying cause and to ensure proper repair.

Malfunctioning Pool Equipment

Notice any unusual noises or performance issues with your pool pump, heater, or filter? These could be signs that your equipment needs repair or replacement. Regularly check and service your equipment to ensure it’s operating efficiently.

Ignoring equipment issues can lead to bigger problems and costly repairs. Schedule routine maintenance to keep everything in good working condition and to extend the life of your pool equipment.