Sanibel Island · Lee County
Pro Pool Team provides pool leak detection, leak repair and pre-sale pool inspections in Sanibel Island, 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
Sanibel and Captiva pools are often at second homes and rentals, so a leak can run for weeks before anyone notices. Property managers usually spot it first as rising water bills or an auto-fill that never stops.
Like Fort Myers Beach, many island pools took storm damage from Hurricane Ian. We regularly find plumbing breaks under decks that were replaced or re-poured after the storm.
Sanibel and Captiva pools face the same salt air, sandy soil and storm effects as the rest of the barrier islands. Many island pools were repaired after Hurricane Ian, and decks were replaced or re-poured. Underground lines that were disturbed during that work are a common source of slow leaks that show up later.
Because many island homes are second homes or rentals, we make the visit count. We plumbing test each line, dye test the shell and fittings, check the equipment, and write up the findings so the owner, the property manager and the repair crew all see the same report.
Buying on Sanibel or Captiva? A pre-sale pool inspection tells you whether a storm-era repair is holding and what the pool will need, before you close. About pre-sale pool inspections
East End, West Gulf Drive, The Dunes, Captiva, and the rest of Lee County.
Nearby service areas: Fort Myers Beach · Cape Coral · Pine Island · Fort Myers
A Sanibel spa had two leaking lines under the deck, and both had the same problem: the flex pipe was pulling out of its fittings. We opened the deck next to the spa, dug down to the lines and repaired both. No water had to be drained.
Before closing anything up, we tested the repaired lines on a gauge and ran the spa to make sure no water showed in either hole. Flex pipe like this tends to keep giving trouble as it ages, so a full spa re-plumb is likely down the road.
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. We work with owners and property managers. We need access to the pool and equipment, a full and clear pool, and someone who can share the report with the owner.
Yes. We serve Captiva as well as Sanibel Island. Call (239) 533-5935 to schedule.
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.
