Our expert Leak Science Team can identify water leaks in your pipes by isolating a line from the other lines and inducing air or compressed gas into the line. We look for a drop in pressure on that line which is a strong indication of where the leak is located. Here at Leak Science, we pride ourselves on being your all-in-one solution for home leaks and swimming pool leaks. We have a reputation for both our craftsmanship and experience in finding even the toughest leaks that can go overlooked. Instead of hiring strictly a water leak detection company in Phoenix to repair your water leak and having to hire another company on top of that to come in to repair the materials and setting surrounding the water leak, we can repair the leak and complete the job by servicing the surrounding area simultaneously.
Still skeptical? Just take a look at our results below from past water leak detection projects in the Phoenix area.
Reviews from Previous Customers
“I highly recommend Leak Science. I called Ryan late yesterday afternoon and explained that our pool guys haven’t been able to prime the pump to our pool and thought there might be a leak somewhere. Despite having a busy schedule today, Ryan fit us in and was out here first thing this morning. By 11:30 am the leak had already been located and repaired (Ryan discovered that a giant hole had been punctured in the underground pipe) and our pump is now back up and running. Ryan was courteous, helpful, professional, and knowledgeable. We SO appreciate him coming out so quickly. His service fees were also very reasonable!”
Rachael Boyer Shuman
Glendale, AZ
“I highly recommend Leak Science. I called Ryan late yesterday afternoon and explained that our pool guys haven’t been able to prime the pump to our pool and thought there might be a leak somewhere. Despite having a busy schedule today, Ryan fit us in and was out here first thing this morning. By 11:30 am the leak had already been located and repaired (Ryan discovered that a giant hole had been punctured in the underground pipe) and our pump is now back up and running. Ryan was courteous, helpful, professional, and knowledgeable. We SO appreciate him coming out so quickly. His service fees were also very reasonable!”
Rachael Boyer Shuman
Glendale, AZ
Let's start with a video showing how we use compressed air to locate a leak in a pool return line that was under the pool deck.
Take a look at the projects below to get a feel for how we approach pool leak projects and then restore the pool or pool deck as if we were never there...
Take a look at the projects below to get a feel for how we approach pool leak projects and then restore the pool or pool deck as if we were never there...
Broken Pool Return Line Located
If you look closely, you can see water seeping up from the leak.
Broken Pool Return Line Repaired
We've now repaired the pipe, stopping the leak, and are ready for restoration.
Broken Pool Return Line Patched
We've now patched the pool deck and are ready to texture and paint.
Pool Deck Textured & Painted
Pool deck texture restored and painted to match. It's like we were never there!
Pool Autofill Replaced Under Pool Deck
This project involved removing Travertine tile from the pool deck and replacing the Autofill plumbing pipe.
Travertine Pool Deck Restored
The Travertine tile was restored after the leak repair like we were never there.
Pool Autofill Repaired Under Pool Deck
This project involved removing Canterra Stone from the pool deck and repairing the Autofill plumbing pipe.
Pool Autofill Repair In Process
We've now removed the stone from the pool deck and have repaired the Autofill piping.
Pool Autofill Repair Complete With Canterra Stone Replacement
We've now replaced the stone, restoring the pool deck to like new.
Spa Repair With Multiple Leaks
This spa, with a Flagstone deck, had multiple leaks..
Spa Repair Closeup Of Leak 1
We've now removed the Flagstone from the 1st leak area.
Spa Repair Closeup Of Leak 1
In this photo, you can see how close these pipes run and the crack in the back pipe.
We've Excavated Leak 1 Further
We've now removed more concrete in the 1st leak area to access more of the pipe.
Broken T Fitting
Once we removed the pipe from the 1st leak area, we can see how the T was broken causing the leak.
Leak 2 Excavation
We've excavated and removed part of the leaking pipe from leak 2.
Leak 2 Repairing
We can now get to the broken pipe to repair it.
Leak 2 Repair Complete
We've now replaced all the broken pipe from leak 2.
Leak 3 Repair Complete
We've now repaired not 1, not 2, but 3 leaks on this spa!
Leak Repair Complete, Flagstone Restored
The spa is back in working order, and you would never know it had been repaired.
Broken Pool Return Line
This pool had a leak in the return line that needed repaired.
Repair Complete And Hole Filled
The pipe has been repaired and we've partially filled the hole.
Acrylic Deck Restored Like New
Once again, the leak was repaired, and the pool deck was restored to like new condition.
Elaborate Pool With Broken Pipe Bundle
A complex network of pool plumbing with multiple leaks.
Failed Homeowner Repair
The homeowner repaired leaks with quick slip fittings, which failed to stop the leak.
Leak Repaired Correctly With Glued Joints
We removed the failed quick slip joints and replaced them with the proper glued fittings.
Leak Located & Excavated
A broken Tee fitting was found that needs to be replaced.
Repair In Progress
The broken Tee fitting in the process of being replaced.
Repair Complete
The broken Tee fitting has been replaced.
Broken Pool Wall Fitting To Be Replaced
This fitting is leaking and needs to be replaced.
Extracting The Broken Fitting
We've cut around the fitting to get access and we'll now remove it.
Closeup Of The Broken Fitting
Look closely and you can see the fitting is cracked left to right below the widest part.
New Fitting In Place & Pebble Patch Restored
Leak repaired and pool wall restored.
Quick Slip Fitting Failure - What NOT To Do!
Quick Slip couplings do not hold up well and will leak.
Leaking Quick Slip Caused Corrosion To Conduit
Quick Slips Removed & Glued Fittings Installed
Leak repaired, and pool function restored.
Pool Suction Line With Trash Bag Stuck In It
Invisible culprit found!
Trash Bag Removed From Pool Suction Line
This could have burned out the pump in no time.
Large Root Under The Bottom Of The Pool
One of the few times we needed to drain the pool for a repair.
Root & Broken Fitting Removed
Good sized root which broke a pool pipe.
Popup Line Leak Under Pool
Another unfortunate, have to drain the whole pool to repair the leak project.
Popup Line Exposed
Here we've exposed the vertical pipe.
Broken Pipe Removed, Ready For Repair
We've now removed the broken pipe, ready to put in new pipe.
Broken Line Replaced
Ready to install the new vertical pipe.
Leak Repaired Ready For Put Back
Plumbing work complete, ready to make it like new.
Pool Restored Like New
When this drys, we can refill the pool.
Here's a time-lapse video of us restoring the interior finish of the pool...