Pool Leak Detection in West Austin, TX

West Austin covers the 78746, 78731, and 78735 zip codes, and the leaks we find here usually trace back to age. A lot of these pools date to the 1970s and 80s, running original plumbing and aging plaster that has weathered three decades of Central Texas freeze-thaw and soil movement. That combination produces the two leak patterns we see most: hairline cracks in tired shells, and corroded or split underground lines feeding equipment that's well past its design life. The Pool Police confirms real loss with a bucket test first, then pressure-tests the supply and return plumbing to isolate buried failures, runs dye injection along shell cracks and at the light and skimmer, and uses electronic listening to locate a leak under old decking without ripping it up. We also inspect the equipment pad closely — original Purex and early Jandy setups develop seal and union drips that mimic a structural leak. Keith Mallette has worked these legacy West Austin systems for over 25 years. For Westlake Hills, Rollingwood, or Lost Creek specifically, see the dedicated page for your neighborhood.