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Why we do not dig around a pool before testing it

Prepared by Kashf’s technical team · editorial review · Last updated: · Editorial policy (Arabic)

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Digging up a pool deck to follow a buried line is costly, slow and leaves marks. Pressure-testing each line tells us which one loses water before a single paver is lifted.

Measure before digging

Each line is tested on its own; a sound line is not touched. Fittings repaired with the right materials need no digging at all.

Evaporation versus leak first

A share of requests end with the loss being normal evaporation or a faulty auto-fill. We say so in the report and do not sell a repair you do not need.

Water and electricity

Light niches are among the most common leak points, and checking them protects against electrical risk in water, not only waste.

Report and warranty

Everything we measure is documented in a numbered report, and the executed repair carries a warranty with a verify code.

What you actually get

  • The affected line or fitting identified before any digging.
  • Repair alternatives in writing (local, rerouting, re-grouting).
  • A numbered report and a verifiable warranty.

Frequently asked questions

Do you renovate the whole pool?

We repair the leak and the related waterproofing. Full renovation is not part of this service and we say so plainly.

On-site service is available in Saudi Arabia; the guides and tools can be read anywhere.

This page is informational and educational. Confirming a leak, an insulation condition or a pest infestation always requires an on-site assessment, and structural questions are for a licensed engineer. We do not publish promises we cannot prove.