Lehigh Acres · Lee County
Pro Pool Team provides pool leak detection, leak repair and pre-sale pool inspections in Lehigh Acres, 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.
★★★★★ 178 five-star Google reviews · License CPC1460553
Lehigh Acres is one of the fastest-growing communities in Lee County, east of Fort Myers. Most pools here were built during the 2000s building boom or in the last few years, so we see a mix of pools reaching the age where parts start to fail and brand-new pools with construction problems.
Lehigh Acres is part of our regular Lee County routes, and leak detection starts at the same $295 as the rest of the county.
Most Lehigh Acres pools are 2000s or newer, so the common leaks are different from older coastal towns. We find fittings that were never fully sealed, skimmer connections that separated as the deck settled, and plumbing that moved as fresh fill soil compacted around the pool. Pools from the 2000s boom are also reaching 20 years old, when original lights, skimmers and equipment seals start to fail. Summer heat and long dry spells make evaporation high, so it is easy to mistake a leak for normal water loss.
We check the equipment first, then plumbing test every line and dive the pool to dye test the skimmers, returns, lights and main drains. If a line fails, we use a hydrophone to find the break so only the spot over the leak gets dug up.
Lehigh Acres has a busy resale market with many pool homes changing hands. A pre-sale pool inspection shows whether the pool is leaking, how old the equipment is, and what repairs will cost before you buy. About pre-sale pool inspections
Lee Boulevard corridor, Homestead Road, Joel Boulevard, Gunnery Road, Westminster, Leeland Heights, and the rest of Lee County.
Nearby service areas: Fort Myers · North Fort Myers · Cape Coral · Estero
A Lehigh Acres pool had leaks in the skimmer throat and around the main drain, and both had been epoxied before. Patches like that often hold for a while and then let go. We put on fresh epoxy to slow the loss, but both spots need a real repair.
At the equipment, the check valve had a new flapper but was still letting water flow back, and the 3-way valve for the returns wasn't sealing. We recommended replacing both.
We also do leak detection for community pools. At this Lehigh Acres community pool, the dye test found two light conduit lines leaking because the epoxy from the original light installation had failed. We removed the old epoxy, repacked both conduits and dye tested them again, and neither was leaking.
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.
178 five-star Google reviews from homeowners across Southwest Florida.
Starting at $295
Priced after detection
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About leak repairStarting at $395
Yes. Lehigh Acres is part of our regular Lee County service area. Leak detection starts at $295.
Yes. Newer pools can leak at fittings that were not fully sealed, at skimmer connections that moved as the deck settled, or in plumbing that shifted as fill soil compacted. A leak detection pinpoints the source, and our report helps if the pool is still under a builder warranty.
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.
