Stop Guessing and Start Solving

If you’ve been refilling your pool more than usual or spotting damp areas around the deck, it’s time to stop guessing. What may seem like evaporation could actually be a leak—and ignoring it can cost you far more than a little extra water.

Fall is the perfect season to get answers. At Pegasus Pools, we provide professional pool leak detection in Georgetown with the tools and expertise to find the problem fast.

Why Fall Makes Leak Detection Easier

In summer, water loss often gets blamed on evaporation. But in fall, cooler temperatures make it easier to separate normal evaporation from actual leaks. That means more accurate diagnostics and faster solutions.

Dryer soil conditions also allow for better detection of underground plumbing issues, and you avoid the delays that come with winter freezes or spring demand.

Signs You May Have a Leak

Even subtle water loss can indicate a problem. Watch for:

• Refilling the pool more than once a week
• Air bubbles in return lines
• Soggy patches near the pool or plumbing
• Cracks near tiles or fittings

If you’ve noticed any of these, it’s time to bring in experts. Our team provides detailed pool diagnostics in Cedar Park and advanced leak detection services in Circle C Ranch using LeakTronics technology.

Our Non-Invasive Process

Pegasus Pools uses professional-grade tools like pressure testing and acoustic listening equipment to pinpoint leaks without tearing up your yard or pool deck. We work efficiently and respectfully to preserve your landscape while solving the issue at its source.

This fall, schedule a visit and avoid needing emergency swimming pool repair next season.

Protect Your Pool Before the Cold Sets In

Leaks don’t fix themselves. They worsen over time, especially when winter weather causes soil to shift or freeze.

By scheduling leak detection now, Georgetown homeowners protect their investment and ensure a clean start for next season.

Explore our project image gallery to see how we’ve helped other pool owners catch and correct costly leaks before it was too late.