Pool Leak Detection in Bee Cave, TX

Leak detection on a Bee Cave pool is rarely a simple job, because the pools here rarely are. Spanish Oaks, Falconhead, and The Hills are full of resort-style builds — vanishing edges, integrated spas, and complex water features — and every one of those adds plumbing runs, catch basins, and auto-fill systems that can leak in ways a standard rectangle never will. A vanishing-edge weir or a feature spillway can lose hundreds of gallons before anyone realizes the auto-fill is just quietly masking it. The Pool Police starts with a bucket test to separate true loss from the higher evaporation that comes with Hill Country wind exposure, then pressure-tests each plumbing zone separately to isolate which line on a multi-feature build is failing. We dye-test the feature returns, catch basin, and tile joints, listen electronically under elevated decks, and inspect every union and seal on what's often a crowded equipment pad. Keith Mallette has tracked down hundreds of leaks across the hill country since 2000, and on these premium finishes we work carefully and report exactly where the problem is before anyone picks up a shovel.