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Quality Focused

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COMMON QUESTIONS

How long has Triton Been Around?

We've been around for over 10 years. We have been in the service industry in the Phoenix Valley for over 25 years and counting. We strive to provide the best quality service to all customers in the Phoenix Metro area and our reviews show just that. Reputation is our #1 priority and we want to make sure we provide the best service with the best warranty.

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What makes Triton different?

Triton makes things different by trying to put the customer first, meaning we've done things with you in mind. For example one of those things being equipment pricing, we've outsourced our own Pumps, & Salt Cells to ensure we give you the best possible product with the best warranty in the industry.

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How often should I have my pool equipment looked at?

Getting your pool equipment look at regularly is the equivalent of getting an oil change. We recommend getting your pool equipment tuned up and inspected once a year usually before summer or during the winter months.

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Why is my pool pump making strange noises?

Strange noises from your pool pump can indicate various issues, such as worn-out bearings, debris stuck in the impeller, or air leaks in the suction line. It's essential to address these issues promptly to prevent further damage and maintain optimal pump performance.

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How often should I run my pool pump?

The recommended runtime for a pool pump depends on factors such as pool size, bather load, and climate. As a general rule, running the pump for 8-12 hours per day during the swimming season helps maintain proper circulation and filtration.

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What is the difference between a single-speed and a variable-speed pool pump?

Single-speed pumps operate at a fixed speed, while variable-speed pumps allow you to adjust the speed to match your pool's needs. Variable-speed pumps offer greater energy efficiency and quieter operation, making them a popular choice for pool owners looking to reduce energy costs.

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How can I troubleshoot common pool pump problems?

Common pool pump problems such as low flow, leaks, or priming issues can often be resolved through simple troubleshooting steps like checking for clogs, inspecting seals and gaskets, and ensuring proper water level. If troubleshooting doesn't resolve the issue, it's best to consult with a professional pool technician for further assistance.

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What to Do When Your Pool Has a Leak: Troubleshooting Tips from Triton Pools

February 01, 20254 min read

What to Do When Your Pool Has a Leak: Troubleshooting Tips from Triton Pools

Is your pool behaving like a sieve? One minute you’re lounging, cocktail in hand, and the next… your pool’s looking suspiciously shallow. We know what you’re thinking: “Uh oh, is that a leak?” And you’re right to be concerned—if there’s water where it shouldn’t be, your pool might be leaking. But don’t panic just yet. Triton Pools is here to help you solve the mystery and save your pool from turning into a backyard desert.

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Step 1: Identify the Leak

Before you call in the cavalry, let’s figure out if you’ve really got a leak or if your pool is just going through a natural evaporation phase. If you live in Phoenix, this is an especially important step. Arizona sun can turn your pool water into steam faster than a kettle on the stove. To rule out evaporation, do a simple bucket test:

  1. Fill a bucket with water and place it on the pool step, ensuring the water levels are the same inside the bucket and outside.

  2. Wait 24 hours and check the water levels. If the pool’s water level has dropped more than the bucket's, bingo—you're dealing with a leak.

Step 2: Examine the Pool Equipment

If your pool pump, filter, or heater seems a little too eager to share water, you might have a leak in the equipment. Pool leaks aren’t always in the pool itself. Check hoses, connections, and your equipment pad for any signs of pooling water or drips. Leaks can sneak in through cracked pipes, faulty seals, or loose fittings, and we know how tricky those can be to spot on your own. Triton Pools is happy to help you track down the problem. Don’t wait until it gets worse—give us a call at (623) 259-6492!

Step 3: Check the Pool Shell and Walls

It’s like finding a crack in your favorite mug—you won’t be happy about it, but it’s better to notice sooner than later! Cracks in the pool shell or walls can cause water to leak out, and while you might think it’s a small issue, even tiny cracks can lead to big problems in a pool as big as yours. If you spot any cracks (or even suspiciously moist spots on the deck), that’s a sign you might need a professional to come in and perform some repairs.

Pro Tip: If your pool has been around since the early days of the Valley (hey, Phoenix wasn’t always as hot as it is now!), then there’s a good chance it could have some wear and tear. Call Triton Pools—we specialize in patching up both old and new pools!

Step 4: Call in the Professionals (aka Triton Pools)

Okay, here’s the deal: pool leaks can be sneaky little devils, hiding in places you’d never expect. And while it’s tempting to try DIY fixes, you might end up with a worse situation than you started with. That’s where we come in!

At Triton Pools, our expert team knows Phoenix pools inside and out. We’ve been serving the Phoenix Valley for years, so we’re familiar with everything from leaks in fiberglass pools to cracks in concrete ones. Whether your pool is brand-new or a vintage beauty, we’ve got the tools and skills to find and fix leaks with precision.

If you’re noticing water loss or suspicious puddles, don’t wait for the problem to drain your wallet (or your pool). Give us a call today at (623) 259-6492 and let us work our magic! We’ll have your pool patched up and back in action in no time.

Step 5: Enjoy Your Leak-Free Pool

Once the leak is fixed and the water is back to normal, you can go back to lounging, swimming, and pretending your pool is the only thing you need to worry about in the Arizona heat. With Triton Pools on your side, you can rest easy knowing your pool will stay leak-free all year long.

Pro Tip: Make sure you schedule regular pool maintenance to keep your pool in tip-top shape and prevent future leaks. We’re all about helping Phoenix homeowners keep their pools in top condition. Call us now at (623) 259-6492 to book your next pool checkup!

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Why Choose Triton Pools in Phoenix?

At Triton Pools, we’re not just your typical pool repair service—we’re your local experts who live and breathe Phoenix pools. Whether it’s fixing leaks, maintaining equipment, or performing seasonal checkups, we’ve got you covered. Trust us, we’ve seen it all, from backyard lagoons to neighborhood pools, and we’re ready to get yours back in action.

So, don’t let that pesky leak ruin your poolside fun! Call Triton Pools at (623) 259-6492 for fast, reliable, and leak-free pool service in the Phoenix Valley today.

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