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Sponsored Advertiser - PoolMarketing.com® NetworkWe have an inground pool that we think is leaking. Every day I come out and fill out with about an inch to two inches of water. I haven’t noticed but the ground near the pump area is overgrown with weeds and overgrowth. The ground is very moist around that area. How much does it cost to have a pool leak detection done?
Typically leak detection costs anywhere from $350-$500. Diagnosing a pool leak cost up to $1,000 if the pool technician determines they have to go underwater to find the soure of the leak. Leak detection costs can go up substantially if they determine the leak is structural or underground. Hope this info helps.