Start with the homeowner’s real symptom
The refill pattern, waterline drop, chemistry dilution, autofill activity, or pump behavior gives the conversation a useful starting point.
The pool-service experience behind PoolLeakFix
I’m Scott Thomas. I built PoolLeakFix to turn water loss into the right next call.
I work around residential pools every week on Florida’s Treasure Coast. When a homeowner keeps adding water, losing salt or stabilizer, or watching an autofill run, the answer should not be another pile of generic advice. It should be a direct path to professional leak detection.
- Florida pool-service perspective
- Professional detection path
- Direct follow-up
Why this site exists
The homeowner usually knows the pool is losing water. The hard part is knowing what to do next.
Weekly pool service puts me close to the early clues: a waterline that never holds, an autofill working too often, salt or stabilizer that keeps getting diluted, a pump pulling air, or an equipment area that never stays dry.
Those clues matter, but they do not locate an underground line, skimmer separation, light conduit problem, shell leak, or failing fitting. That is where professional detection becomes the practical next move.
PoolLeakFix was built to shorten the distance between “something is wrong” and “let’s locate it.”How PoolLeakFix approaches the problem
Useful guidance should lead somewhere.
Do not pretend a webpage can locate the source
A guide can organize the clues. Specialized testing is what turns those clues into a repair target.
Move toward detection before guesswork gets expensive
The goal is a specific finding before someone starts replacing equipment, opening a deck, or patching random areas.
An honest division of work
I help get the problem into the right hands.
I am not claiming that routine pool service and professional leak detection are the same job. They are not. My role is to understand the homeowner’s situation, collect the information that matters, and help start the professional detection process.
See how the detection visit worksYou describe the pattern.Tell us what the pool is doing and where it is located.
PoolLeakFix starts the connection.We use the details to move the request toward professional testing.
The technician finds the source.Detection defines the problem before repair decisions are made.
What I need from you
You do not need a diagnosis before you contact me.
Send the pool location and the strongest clue you have. A measured drop is useful. A bucket result is useful. “The autofill never stops” is useful. Even “I keep adding water and I don’t know why” is enough to begin.
About Scott and PoolLeakFix
Clear answers before you contact us
Who is behind PoolLeakFix?
PoolLeakFix was created by Scott Thomas, owner and operator of Scott’s Pool Service on Florida’s Treasure Coast. His weekly work around residential pools shaped the site’s focus on practical water-loss symptoms and the next professional step.
Does Scott personally perform every leak detection?
No. Pool leak detection is specialized work. Scott handles the homeowner connection and pool-service context, while trained leak-detection technicians perform the testing needed to locate or narrow the source.
What areas does Scott know locally?
Scott’s regular pool-service work is centered around Stuart, Palm City, Jensen Beach, and Hobe Sound. PoolLeakFix also accepts professional leak-detection requests from homeowners across Florida.
Does PoolLeakFix charge homeowners a referral fee?
PoolLeakFix does not add a referral charge to the homeowner’s request. The detection company explains its own service scope and pricing. PoolLeakFix may receive referral compensation when a connection results in scheduled service.
What should I send when I contact PoolLeakFix?
Send the pool city and ZIP code, how quickly the water level changes, whether an autofill is running, whether pump operation changes the loss, and any bucket-test result you already have. You do not need to locate the leak yourself.
The next practical step
Your pool keeps losing water. Let’s move from suspicion to professional testing.
Call 772-634-3037 or send the pool location and symptoms online.