Babcock Ranch · Charlotte County
Pro Pool Team provides pool leak detection, leak repair and pre-sale pool inspections in Babcock Ranch, Florida. Our non-commissioned leak techs find the leak, explain it in plain language and give you an honest estimate. Leak detection starts at $295.
★★★★★ 179 five-star Google reviews · License CPC1460553
Babcock Ranch is a newer master-planned town, so most pools here are only a few years old. New pools can still leak, usually at fittings, skimmer connections or plumbing that settled after the deck was poured.
If your pool is still under a builder warranty, our leak detection report documents exactly where the leak is, which helps when you file a claim.
Babcock Ranch pools are new, but new pools still leak. The most common causes we see in new construction are fittings that were not fully sealed, skimmer connections that separated as the deck settled, and plumbing that moved when fresh fill compacted around the pool.
We plumbing test every line, dye test the skimmer, returns, lights and main drains, and document exactly where the water is going. That report is useful if the pool is still under a builder warranty.
Buying a resale home in Babcock Ranch? A pre-sale pool inspection confirms the pool is not leaking before any builder warranty runs out. About pre-sale pool inspections
Babcock Ranch, and the rest of Charlotte County.
Nearby service areas: Punta Gorda · Port Charlotte · Fort Myers
Many Babcock Ranch pools have sheer descents, the thin waterfalls that pour from the deck into the pool. On this pool, the suction side passed the plumbing test, but the return side failed, and sheer descents run on return lines under the deck.
Our leak tech listened along the deck and could hear the leak under the far right sheer descent in the deep end. Finding it that precisely means only that part of the deck has to be opened for the repair. We also noted broken ball valves at the equipment pad.
Our repair crew opened the deck only at the spot the leak tech marked. Behind the far right sheer descent they exposed the return line where it connects to the back of the unit, right where the leak had been heard.
We removed the old sheer descent, installed a new one on new plumbing, and checked it with a level so the water sheets evenly across the full width. The pavers and coping were then reset around it. Because the leak was pinpointed first, the rest of the deck was never touched.
We find leaks other companies miss. You get a simple explanation, clear pricing and an honest estimate.
Our Leak Pros are not paid on repair sales. Their job is to find the leak correctly the first time, not to sell you work.
"Licensed and insured" does not make a business a contractor. In Florida, ask for the CPC license number. Ours is CPC1460553.
We stand behind our work. Repairs come with a warranty, and we do the job right the first time.
Homeowners across Lee, Collier and Charlotte counties trust us to resolve their pool leaks.
We work with homeowners, builders and remodelers to confirm a pool is not leaking before work begins.
179 five-star Google reviews from homeowners across Southwest Florida.
Starting at $295
Priced after detection
Already had a leak detection? Send us the report and we will give you a quote.
About leak repairStarting at $395
Yes. New pools can leak at fittings, skimmer connections or plumbing that moved as the ground settled. A leak detection pinpoints the source.
Our report shows where the leak is and what was tested. Many owners share it with their builder.
Pro Pool Team leak detection starts at $295. Price depends on pool size, features such as spas and water features, and how complex the plumbing is. Larger or more complex pools can cost more. You get a written report, and if we do the repair, we take 5% off the repair quote, up to the cost of your leak detection.
Evaporation in Southwest Florida usually runs about 1/8 to 1/4 inch per day, depending on sun, wind and heat. If your pool drops more than that, or your service tech keeps adding salt and stabilizer, you likely have a leak.
Yes. In Florida, removing main drain covers and pool lights for testing requires a state pool contractor license, and the license number starts with CPC. A complete leak detection checks the drains and lights. Pro Pool Team holds license CPC1460553. You can verify any contractor on the Florida DBPR license lookup.
We serve Lee County, Collier County and Charlotte County in Southwest Florida.
Leak detection from $295. Non-commissioned leak techs. Florida license CPC1460553.
