Evaporation vs. leak
Hot sun, low humidity and wind all increase evaporation. Comparing water loss to conditions helps decide if a leak is likely.
Pool Referees · Plano, Texas
Losing water from a pool doesn't always mean there's a leak. In North Texas, evaporation alone can lower the water level noticeably. Pool Referees can help assess unexpected water loss and look for signs of possible equipment or plumbing leaks.
Evaporation is common in hot, dry, windy weather and can lower a pool's level significantly. Water loss that seems faster than expected, or wet spots near equipment, may suggest a leak and is worth an assessment.
Specific tasks depend on your pool's condition, equipment and the visit.

Common problems
Hot sun, low humidity and wind all increase evaporation. Comparing water loss to conditions helps decide if a leak is likely.
Leaks at pumps, filters and valves are often visible and can be easier to locate.
If water is lost without visible signs, the cause may be harder to find and may require further assessment.
Benefits
Identifying a leak helps reduce constant refilling.
Less refilling means fewer swings in water balance.
Addressing leaks helps avoid soggy areas.
Know whether the issue is evaporation or something to repair.
Local context
During hot, windy North Texas summers, evaporation can account for noticeable water loss each week. That's why an assessment that considers local conditions is helpful before assuming the pool is leaking.
Leak assessment is available for residential and commercial pools.
How it works
Tell us how fast the level is dropping and when it started.
We check the equipment and visible areas for signs of leaks.
We share findings and the recommended next step.
Yes. Pool Referees can assess unexpected water loss and check equipment and visible areas for signs of leaks.
It varies with heat, humidity, wind and sun exposure. Loss that seems unusually fast compared to conditions is worth checking.
Yes. Frequent refilling adds fresh water that can dilute chemicals and shift water balance.
Tell us about your pool and Pool Referees will follow up about your service request. Open Monday–Sunday, 8:00 AM–5:00 PM.
(972) 430-5454