Pragman Associates

Pool fiberglass leaks involve damage or cracks in the fiberglass shell, leading to water seepage and potential structural issues that require prompt repair for maintaining pool integrity.

Pool fiberglass leaks result from cracks or damage in the fiberglass shell, causing water loss and potential structural compromise. Repairing fiberglass leaks involves identifying the damaged area, applying specialized fiberglass repair materials, and ensuring a proper seal to restore the pool's integrity and prevent further water seepage.

Constant Water Level Fluctuation: Noticeable and frequent changes in the pool water level.
Unexplained Increase in Water Bills: Sudden spikes in water consumption without an apparent reason.
Wet or Soggy Areas around Pool Equipment: Presence of water accumulation near the autofill system or pool equipment.
Altered Pool Water Chemistry: Unexpected changes in water chemistry due to excessive water addition.
Visible Pool Surface Damage: Cracks, erosion, or damage to pool surfaces caused by continuous water overflow.

Turn Off Autofill System: Disable the autofill system to prevent continuous water supply during the repair.
Identify the Leak Source: Inspect the autofill components and plumbing to locate the specific source of the leak.
Repair or Replace Faulty Components: Fix or replace damaged or malfunctioning parts, such as valves, sensors, or pipes.
Check Water Level Sensor Calibration: Ensure proper calibration of the water level sensor to prevent overfilling.
Seal Pipe Connections: Tighten or replace any loose or damaged connections in the autofill plumbing.
Test the System: Turn the autofill system back on and monitor for proper functionality, checking for any signs of leaks or irregular water levels.
Monitor Water Consumption: Regularly check water bills and pool water levels to confirm that the autofill system is working correctly without unnecessary water waste.

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Autofill Leaks

Pool fiberglass leaks involve damage or cracks in the fiberglass shell, leading to water seepage and potential structural issues that require prompt repair for maintaining pool integrity.