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steel mixed with water mixed with electricity is definitely safe

Let us know if it fixes anything!

Unfortunately, we no longer do Leak Detections or repairs anymore. We have a page on our website to Find a Pro near you: www.pipepoxy.com/find-a-pro-map/

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@@leaktronics it's just a joke.

We have contractors all over the world. Take a look at our Find A Pro tab on our website to find someone near you leaktronics.com/find-a-pro/

Depends on how big the leak is and if you want your deck cut open. This particular job is around $3100 (in California) to cut the deck and replace the pipe. We also have a newer product, Pipepoxy, that usually costs around $1500, but that all depends on how far the leak is in the line, and it doesn't leave an ugly patch on your deck! Here's how Pipepoxy works: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pHevp6WNqblgqJY

Hi Mohamed! Did you do the Leak Detection Training? And it might be best to give us a call or email 818-436-2953 // [email protected]

When your skimmer was doing this was your pool water level dropping significantly?? I just paid $500 for someone to tell me i had leaks in my new liner thats only a week old. But my skimmer keeps draining down to nothing and they said there was NO underground leak…..Im so frustrated with the whole thing. I was told a new liner would fix this problem and it hasn’t. It’s as bad as it ever was before in the old liner.

Did you do the repair yourself or contract work?

Do you know if they were using LeakTronics leak detection equipment?

@@leaktronics yes we installed the pool liner. We have put in 3 liners since we have had this pool over 30 years. It started losing water with the last liner that needed replacing…big time leak. Had to just stop using it for a couple years. The guy did NOT use the leaktronic detection equipment. He had a tank and hose with a gauge. Which i thought was for his diving equipment. I told him the lines were draining and he just looked puzzled. Because the pool was full of water at the time they came out. They told me it had to be full to the max line. He told me basically to get an other liner, i told him this one is only a week old……

@@sharonsmith3362 Either there's a leak somewhere in those pipes (skimmer line) or during the last liner installation, someone dropped something in the pool causing a tear in the liner. Definitely take a look at our Find A Pro tab on our website to find someone near you with our equipment to do a leak detection: leaktronics.com/find-a-pro/ You could also give us a call and we can help guide you with the next steps to getting this leak figured out - (818) 436-2953

We listen for a bubbling/boiling sound. Were you using the Pressure Rig and Deck Plate when trying to locate the slab leak?

Any headphones with a 3.5mm (1/8 in) jack are fine. We supply basic headphones, but you can upgrade to a nicer pair if you want. As an audio person, I would recommend closed-back headphones. Personally, I love the Beyerdynamic DT770! - Drew (Video Editor / Social Media)

We will do better next time. Thank you.

Dudes outside….. OSHA requires certain things when there isn’t sufficient clean air to breathe… great video btw and honestly i don’t know if you could have done it without that lower access point.

@@joshyingling we've done it before without easy access! Our CamVac is a life saver when we can't hear the leak, but know a certain line is dropping pressure (leaking)

@@leaktronics I imagine it would be tough, I hate those encased breaks, they are the worst, especially jet breaks.

$2400 for the HHVP 1.5 inch and $2900 for the HHVP 1.5 inch with Sonde Head technology. We also have a HHVP 2 inch for $2350 leaktronics.com/product/hand-held-video-pro-1-5/ leaktronics.com/product/the-hand-held-video-pro-line-locator/

Sadly it is NOT allowed (due to risk of electrocution) to splice cable that reside permanently underwater. Not even IP68 connectors are made to be always submerged. This is why pool lights are installed such that the wire for the lights can be puled out and used to pull the new light wire. You basically cut the wire a foot or so from the back of the old light, connect (securely) the new light wiring to the old wiring still coming our of the niche, and then on the other side where the old wire comes out of the ground you can pull it to remove and bring the new wire to the same spot. If you're going to do this it is also recommended to switch from 120V AC to 12V DC LED lighting, to save money and be safer due to the lower voltage and amperage. New LED lights also have controllers that allow for color changes and even smart phone Bluetooth or ideally Wi-Fi control.

we'll never know!

Give us a call or email us if you want to purchase! (recommend calling) [email protected] 818-436-2953

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