Pool Repair

At Level Up Leak Detection of Southern Utah, we specialize in leak detection and the repairs that follow, with solutions proven against the one force most pool repairs elsewhere never face: ice. A repair here has to hold through freeze-thaw cycling year after year, not just through one swim season. As a family-run company, we also make sure you understand exactly what we are fixing and why, so the same failure does not catch you again next spring.

Structural Crack Repair Using Torque Lock Staples

Freeze-thaw is relentless on pool structures, and it works in a predictable cycle:

1. A hairline crack takes on a little water
2. The water freezes and expands with force
3. The crack grows slightly wider
4. The cycle repeats with every cold snap until a cosmetic flaw becomes a structural problem

Torque Lock staples are recognized as the most effective method for repairing pool cracks, and they are built for exactly this fight. Rather than patching the surface temporarily, the staples anchor deep in the structure and lock the crack against the expansion pressure that Southern Utah winters apply season after season. We will show you the damage, explain how it started, and cover the winterization habits that help prevent the next one.

Pipepoxy - Trenchless Pipe Repair

Winter is hardest on the plumbing you cannot see. Lines holding trapped water through a hard freeze can split underground and leak silently until spring opening reveals a pool that will not hold. Roughly 95 percent of pool plumbing leaks sit within about three feet of the pool, spa, or fountain shell, and reaching them conventionally means cutting through your deck and yard.

Our trenchless Pipepoxy method reinforces and seals pipes from the inside out instead:

• No disruptive digging or torn-up landscaping
• No cutting through decking to reach the line
• No ugly patchwork left behind
• A clean, durable repair that stands up to the next freeze

It is the fastest route back into the water for your family, finished with a clear walkthrough of what failed and how to protect those lines when closing time comes around again.