Pool Leak Detection in Hudson Bend, TX

Hudson Bend has some of the most mineral-rich well water in the Austin metro — calcium hardness in Apache Shores and Cardinal Hills routinely tests 400 to 600-plus ppm — and that matters more for leak detection than most people realize. Years of that water running through plumbing scales the inside of lines and corrodes fittings from the inside out, so the leaks we find in the 78734 corridor often start at threaded connections, heater unions, and old equipment-pad joints rather than in the shell. The Pool Police confirms real loss with a bucket test first, since the hilly, gravel-road terrain also kicks dust and sediment into pools and muddies the picture. Then we pressure-test the supply and return lines, dye-test the shell and fittings, and put electronic listening gear on lines buried under rural hillside lots. We pay close attention to the equipment pad, because the manual timers and older controls common out here usually sit beside the same aging, scale-corroded plumbing. Keith Mallette has managed Hudson Bend well-water pools for over two decades and has found hundreds of leaks — you get a written report with the exact source and your repair options.