Watch how NJ Pool Patcher® uses professional pool pressure testing to locate underground pipe leaks in residential swimming pools across Monmouth, Ocean, Middlesex, and Mercer Counties.
Pool pressure testing is one of the most accurate ways to locate underground pipe leaks in residential swimming pools. In this video, Pool Patcher® explains how pressure testing isolates individual plumbing lines to confirm whether a leak exists below ground before any digging or repairs are recommended.
Pool pressure testing works by sealing individual plumbing lines and applying controlled air or water pressure. If pressure drops, a leak is confirmed within that specific line. This method allows underground pipe leaks to be identified accurately without unnecessary trenching. Pool Patcher® uses pressure testing as part of a professional diagnostic process, not guesswork.
In areas like Freehold, Colts Neck, Toms River, Brick, Old Bridge, Marlboro, and Princeton, underground pool plumbing is exposed to soil movement, freeze-thaw cycles, and aging materials. These conditions make underground pipe leaks more common over time. Pool pressure testing confirms whether water loss is coming from buried plumbing before repairs begin.
Pool Patcher® provides professional pool pressure testing and underground pipe leak locating for residential pools throughout Monmouth County, Ocean County, Middlesex County, and Mercer County. We regularly service pools near neighborhoods, developments, and communities in towns such as Wall Township, Manalapan, Howell, Point Pleasant, Jackson, East Brunswick, Monroe, West Windsor, and Hamilton.
Pool pressure testing is often performed alongside professional pool leak detection to ensure all sources of water loss are identified. Once pressure testing confirms an underground issue, additional locating methods may be used to narrow the exact repair area.
Learn more about our dedicated pool pressure testing service and how it helps homeowners avoid unnecessary excavation and costly misdiagnoses.
“Pool pressure testing allows us to isolate individual plumbing lines and determine whether an underground pipe leak is present. By monitoring pressure loss, we can confirm leaks without digging blindly. This process is one of the most reliable ways to locate underground pool pipe leaks before repairs are made.”