A pool that loses water has a leak somewhere: either in the liner or in the plumbing. Each test targets one of the two.
Liner leak detection
We find the spot where the liner lets water through.
$250
Plumbing pressure test
The plumbing is pressurized to find out whether the leak is in the lines.
$350
Real job
A leak under the deck: found, repaired, concrete patched
Five photos of the same job, from locating the leak to the patched concrete.
Located The leak location is marked on the deck.Opened The concrete is opened right above it.Leak The leak is found on the plumbing.Repair The plumbing is repaired.Finish The concrete is patched.
One job, step by step
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Repairing a leak under the concrete deck
How it works
Three steps, no surprises
1
You ask for a quote
With the form or by phone, 7 days a week.
2
We call you back
We confirm the price and pick the date with you.
3
The job gets done
On the agreed date, with no subcontractors.
Pricing
Clear prices, shown up front
Base prices in Laval. Elsewhere, the price varies with the distance: we confirm it before the visit.
Laval and North Shore Our main area. Base price in Laval; on the North Shore, the price can vary with the distance.
Montreal Travel fee added.
South Shore Higher fee; appointments grouped by area.
Describe what you are seeing, by phone or in the form, and we will tell you which test to start with.
How much does leak detection cost?
$250 for liner leak detection and $350 for the plumbing pressure test, in Laval. Further out, a travel fee is added.
Can you repair the leak?
We also do plumbing repairs. The photo series on this page shows a leak found under the concrete deck, repaired, then the concrete patched. Repairs are quoted.
Are you available on weekends?
Yes. We work 7 days a week, weekends included.
Free quote
Three questions, one minute, and we call you back.
Tell us what you need and where your pool is. We call you back to confirm the price and the date.