Fort Myers · Lee County
Pro Pool Team provides pool leak detection, leak repair and pre-sale pool inspections in Fort Myers, 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
Fort Myers pools range from older homes near McGregor Boulevard to newer gated communities off Daniels Parkway and in Gateway. That range means we see everything from aging plumbing under decades-old decks to new-build fittings that were never sealed correctly.
Summer evaporation in Lee County can reach a quarter inch a day, which makes it hard to tell a leak from normal loss. A bucket test or a professional leak detection settles the question quickly.
Fort Myers has every age of pool, from mid-century homes near the river to brand-new builds in gated communities. Older pools tend to leak at original skimmers, light niches and aging plumbing. Newer pools tend to leak where fittings were not glued or sealed well, or where lines shifted as the ground settled around a new deck. River-front and lake-front lots also have a high water table, which can hide a leak because ground water pushes back against the shell.
We start at the equipment pad, since a leaking pump seal, filter or valve is easy to mistake for a pool leak. Then we plumbing test each line and dive the pool to dye test the shell and fittings. For homes with pavers, we use a hydrophone to narrow down the break so only the pavers right over the leak need to be lifted.
Fort Myers buyers often rely on a general home inspection that only looks at the pool from the deck. Our pre-sale inspection adds a swim-through, a full plumbing test and a repair quote you can take to the negotiating table. About pre-sale pool inspections
McGregor, Gateway, Whiskey Creek, Cypress Lake, Daniels Parkway corridor, Buckingham, and the rest of Lee County.
Nearby service areas: Cape Coral · North Fort Myers · Lehigh Acres · Estero · Fort Myers Beach
A Fort Myers pool had a broken return fitting low in the deep end, just above the bench. A fitting that deep can't be fixed with the water in, so our repair crew stopped the pump, neutralized the chlorine and drained the pool about halfway, sending the water well away from the pond behind the house.
They chipped out the finish around the return, pulled the broken wall fitting, installed a new one on new plumbing and patched the wall around it. The skimmer valve stayed closed while the pool refilled so the pump wouldn't pull air.
Our repair crew replaced a leaking skimmer on a Fort Myers pool with a paver deck. The pavers came up, a new skimmer went in with new plumbing, and the pavers went back down.
October 12, 2026
Our repair crew replaced the skimmer on a Fort Myers pool. They set the new skimmer level, tested the lines before closing it up, and patched the deck around the new lid.
October 12, 2026We 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
Fort Myers is next door to our Cape Coral base, so we schedule Fort Myers leak detections as part of our regular daily routes. Call (239) 533-5935 for the next opening.
Ask for the Florida CPC license number and check it on the state website; ours is CPC1460553. Ask whether the leak tech is paid on commission, and whether you get a written report and a flat-rate quote that lists each repair and its price. Then read the reviews. Pro Pool Team's leak techs are not paid on repair sales, and our Google rating is 5.0 stars.
Yes. In Florida, removing main drain covers and pool lights for testing requires a state pool contractor license that starts with CPC. Ours is CPC1460553.
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.
