Cape Town Leak Detection Pool Leak

Fluorescent dye is one of the simplest and most effective ways to find a hidden leak. How it works, what it can find that other methods cannot, and why it is especially good for pools, drains and roofs.

Most people blame the light or a cracked lining first. The real data says otherwise. From 87 pool inspections across Cape Town, here is where the water is actually escaping, and the one leak that leaves nothing at all to see.

Every pool loses water naturally through evaporation – but how do you know when it’s a problem? Cape Town leak detection specialist Werner explains the difference between normal water loss (6-12mm daily in summer) and costly leaks that can waste thousands of litres per day.

I use advanced technology to help people find leaks in their pool. Pool leaks can occur in a number of different places both inside the pool from poorly sealed lights, cracked pool linings or tiles or outside the pool in damaged pump pipes or broken return pipes. Finding the source of the leak is always…

A pool is meant to lose a little water, but when you are topping it up more than usual, that often means a leak. Here is how the right equipment isolates and pinpoints exactly where a pool is losing water.