
Losing water faster than normal? Barefoot Pools provides leak detection for pools and built-in spas in Gilbert, Scottsdale, Paradise Valley and communities throughout Arizona’s East Valley. Using pressure testing, dye testing and inspection, we trace water loss to its source and recommend the right repair.
Unexpected water loss, a rising water bill, wet soil, cracked decking, air in the system or equipment that will not hold pressure can signal a leak. Arizona heat causes evaporation, but repeated refilling or a water level that drops unusually fast deserves a closer look.
Every investigation begins with the evidence. Barefoot checks the pool and built-in spa shell, skimmers, visible plumbing and equipment, then uses pressure testing and dye testing where appropriate to narrow the source of the water loss before recommending a repair.
Finding the leak is only part of the job. Barefoot can repair or replace damaged skimmers, plumbing and PVC, correct equipment-pad leaks and address rebar-related damage so the pool can return to reliable operation.
See Barefoot use pressure-testing equipment and underwater inspection to narrow the source of hidden water loss before recommending the right repair.
Clear answers about pool water loss, testing, repairs and service throughout Arizona’s East Valley.
Arizona pools naturally lose water to evaporation, especially during hot, dry or windy weather. A pool may be leaking when the water level drops unusually fast, requires frequent refilling, creates unexplained wet areas or causes a higher water bill. Barefoot can evaluate the symptoms and determine whether further testing is appropriate.
Barefoot examines the pool or built-in spa, skimmers, visible plumbing and equipment for signs of water loss. Depending on the symptoms, we may use dye testing, pressure testing or other diagnostic steps to narrow the source before discussing repair options.
Yes. Depending on what testing reveals, Barefoot can repair or replace damaged skimmers, plumbing and PVC, correct leaks around equipment and address related rebar damage. We explain the findings and recommended repair before the work moves forward.