DFW & North Texas
Clear answers. Precise testing.
Practical repair options.
Pressure testing • Structural dye testing • Clear upfront pricing
Many pools have more than one leak, so we make sure to test the whole pool, rather than leave once we find the first leak. See the whole process on the services list.
$495
If you have isolated the leak to a certain area of our pool, either by yourself or with our help, this is likely the best choice for you. If you are certain the leak is structural (i.e. a crack in the pool or tear in the liner), we can come perform a dye only to find the leak. If you are likewise certain the leak is in your suction lines or return lines, we can come and test that line only.
$275
-Commercial Pools
-Infinity edge pool
-Floor cleaner jet system
-Out of range trip charge
-Multiple Pump Systems
North Texas pools work hard. Long swimming seasons, intense summer heat, changing soil conditions, and year-round circulation can make it difficult to tell whether falling water levels are caused by evaporation or an actual leak.
True Blue Leak Detection DFW specializes in finding that answer. We test pools systematically—from equipment and fittings to underground plumbing and the pool structure—so homeowners aren't left guessing where their water is going.
Pool Leak Problems We See in North Texas
Leaks associated with soil movement
North Texas soil movement can place stress on decks, plumbing, and pool structures. When water loss appears suddenly or changes over time, isolating the plumbing system from the pool structure is an important part of the diagnosis.
Return and suction-line leaks
Buried plumbing failures aren't visible from the surface. Pressure testing allows us to evaluate individual lines rather than tearing into a deck based on guesswork.
Skimmer and fitting leaks
Skimmers, returns, lights, and other penetrations through the pool shell are common places for small but persistent leaks to develop.
High water loss during hot weather
DFW summers can produce significant evaporation, which sometimes makes leak diagnosis confusing. We help determine whether the water loss you're seeing is consistent with environmental conditions or whether further leak testing is justified.
Whether your pool is losing a fraction of an inch or several inches of water, the goal isn't simply to confirm that a leak exists. It's to narrow the problem down far enough that the next repair decision makes sense.
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Our Leak Detection consists of a two-step process of dye testing and pressure testing. The dye test is where we examine your pool’s structure for leaks with a special dye for pools. These leaks are typically in places like your tile line, spa spillway, jet fittings, pool lights, and cracks. We also pressurize your underground pipes. We use special plugs to isolate the different lines running under your pool, and through either the ear or our high-tech sonar equipment, we can hear where your pipe break is underground. You will leave this detection with a better understanding of what is going on with your pool.
After we diagnose the source of your swimming pool or spa leak, your technician will consult you about the best course of action to take to fix your pool. Our technicians do all of your repairs with no outsourcing. After we have your approval, we will repair your leak. After we repair your leak, we will re-test the repair to ensure everything is back to normal. Thus leaving you with peace of mind knowing the leak has been fixed.
Similar to the Single Line Test, the dye test checks all cracks and potential trouble areas of your pool using our dye syringe. Dye tests typically don’t take as long as the pool leak detection cost is less. And just like the single line test, if the dye test shows no leaks, we will do a full leak detection on your pool to get the source of your spa or pool leak. Even if you’ve tried to perform a dye test on your own, you may still benefit from this service. Dye testing is very tricky and temperamental. Sometimes, a crack in a pool can seem to leak one minute and stop the next. A trained professional has his or her eye set on noticing certain cracks and understanding water flow behavior.
A proven process. Advanced tools. Clear answers.

We try our hardest to make sure you have everything you need to survive a pool leak. We think the most important tool a home-owner can have is the knowledge of how to run a bucket test. Check out our comprehensive guide on doing the bucket test, so that you can know for sure if your pool has a leak. Click here to learn how to do a pool bucket test!

We’ve developed, what we believe to be, the most accurate pool evaporation calculator. This is a great and easy way to compare your pool water loss with evaporation to help you know if you have a pool leak. It’s simple. Just put your zip code in, and our calculations do the rest! Click here to give it a try.

Learn things like the common signs of pool leaks, how to find a leak yourself, how to winterize your pool, even how to choose a leak detection company. Click here to search through our many blog posts and articles.
A consistent dropping water level can be unsettling. We have two great tools to help put your mind at ease. The quickest tool is our Pool Evaporation Calculator. Simply put in your zip code and our calculator will tell you how much water loss to expect from evaporation. The second, most concrete way to find out is by doing a bucket test. Click here to learn how!
Many residential leak detections can be completed in a single appointment which can last between 1-3 hours, although complex systems or multiple leaks can require additional testing.
In many cases, yes. Your technician will explain what was found and what repair options are available before work proceeds.
Our Dallas–Fort Worth branch serves pool owners across the Metroplex, including Dallas, Fort Worth, Arlington, Plano, Frisco, McKinney, Allen, Richardson, Garland, Irving, Carrollton, Lewisville, Denton, Flower Mound, Grapevine, Southlake, Keller, Prosper, Mansfield, and Grand Prairie. If your community is not listed, contact us to confirm availability.