Pool Leak Detection in Rough Hollow, TX

Rough Hollow is the Lake Travis luxury end of the Lakeway market, and leak detection on these pools demands real expertise. Vanishing edges, elevated spas, glass tile waterlines, fire-and-water features, and multi-zone automation are the norm here — each one adding plumbing runs and catch-basin systems that can lose water while the auto-fill quietly masks it. Layer on the limestone well water common on these hilltop properties, where calcium hardness runs 450 to 600-plus ppm, and you get scale-corroded fittings and weirs that develop slow seeps over time. The Pool Police confirms real loss with a bucket test first, since the lakefront wind and higher evaporation rates exaggerate water loss, then pressure-tests each plumbing zone separately to find which feature line on a complex build is failing. We dye-test vanishing-edge weirs, spillover channels, and tile joints, and listen electronically under the elevated and cliff-side decks these pools are built on. We carry tools in by hand on the steep pads. Keith Mallette has found hundreds of leaks across the hill country since 2000, and you get a written report locating the problem precisely before any excavation.